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Great leadership at work	by cristobal	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Stereotypical Arrogant American.	by Avium	2004-09-22 06:49:41
o.O ....I swear I'm not going to say something	by JerseyGirl	2004-09-22 06:56:22
Yes, actually, I have.	by Avium	2004-09-22 06:58:52
And, in case you didn't know.	by Avium	2004-09-22 07:06:56
how does one move a town?	by Matthewdba	2004-09-22 07:11:58
Pick up the houses, drive a mile North...	by Avium	2004-09-22 07:20:17
just having a slight problem	by Matthewdba	2004-09-22 07:24:16
It's not that hard, really.	by Avium	2006-11-19 12:55:59
You just have to have a really big forklift. ;-) They still do it now for some houses. They disconnect the supporting walls from the foundation and jack the building up a few inches then insert a few support beams. The only tricky part is moving. You have to move the house very, very slowly so it doesn't rip the walls apart. Apparenly, when the flooded the Seaway some of the houses were simply slid across the ice. Check here if you want to read more about the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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It's pretty common in some areas,	by sofaspud	2006-11-19 12:55:59
third and fourth degree burns?	by Matthewdba	2004-09-22 11:02:26
never mind	by Matthewdba	2004-09-22 11:03:53
No such animal	by carthax	2004-09-22 15:27:14

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