storm in Guatemala triggers sik hole

if only they all kept pigs, that would have stopped it happening!
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storm in Guatemala triggers sik hole

if only they all kept pigs, that would have stopped it happening!
The geo-engineer (speaking of myself) is speechless. It is so perfectly circular... Nothing just falls 60 metres deep into the earth... There must have been a mining shaft or something. Strange...
Jed Stephens wrote: storm in Guatemala triggers sik hole
if only they all kept pigs, that would have stopped it happening!
I've seen a couple of sink holes but, DAMN... THAT is a f@#kin' sink hole!! ![]()
Bere wrote: The geo-engineer (speaking of myself) is speechless. It is so perfectly circular... Nothing just falls 60 metres deep into the earth... There must have been a mining shaft or something. Strange...
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WAY too regular. But even today there are few mines with a shaft that wide. How very odd.
I can beat it though.....the following is an example of the state of Mathematics in the south.........
Bere wrote: The geo-engineer (speaking of myself) is speechless. It is so perfectly circular... Nothing just falls 60 metres deep into the earth... There must have been a mining shaft or something. Strange...
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WAY too regular. But even today there are few mines with a shaft that wide. How very odd.
I can beat it though.....the following is an example of the state of Mathematics in the south.........
PS Jed, I've watched the whole series, and had to rush off to watch the real one to clean the stain from my soul. Good show? yeah, it's great, but wrong name.....FFS Ep02 "I resigned because........" H E L L O!!!!!!!!!!!!
And NOTHING approached.... "you'll pay for this No.6" "no.............you will"
Must confess though I loved the keeping pigs thing, very topical.
PPS, being unable to tell the Edit Post button from the Add Reply button is a well known side effect of being a genius with a 15" cock.
Its been discussed in my classes years ago, that Guatemala has a poor drainage system which eats the underlying rock away, then this is also coupled with excessive pumping of the aquifer in the area. So when a storm comes around, the water enters these areas and then move fast underground taking out the remaining supporting structures.
This is not the first time this has occurred in Guatemala either.

Doctor? wrote:
PS Jed, I've watched the whole series, and had to rush off to watch the real one to clean the stain from my soul. Good show? yeah, it's great, but wrong name.....FFS Ep02 "I resigned because........" H E L L O!!!!!!!!!!!!
And NOTHING approached.... "you'll pay for this No.6" "no.............you will"
Must confess though I loved the keeping pigs thing, very topical.
PPS, being unable to tell the Edit Post button from the Add Reply button is a well known side effect of being a genius with a 15" cock.
I'm glad someone got the reference, rather than just thinking I was mad!
Agree about the show, visualy more entertaining in parts, but had more wholes in it than Guatemala! Ian McKellen was cool though.
You're genius is amazing, not only in respect of all things I.T. but also in regard to your excuses, don't tell me, you didn't actually use your hand, your massive member fell off your shoulder and landed on the mouse!
Jed Stephens wrote: You're genius is amazing, not only in respect of all things I.T. but also in regard to your excuses, don't tell me, you didn't actually use your hand, your massive member fell off your shoulder and landed on the mouse!
"No animals were harmed in the editing of this post"
Eh Cambo, thats very interesting that clip. never heard of it, suppose it was all St Helens n that. no time for red-neck maths A grade student calculations. Wonder if said fuckwit went on to work for Lehman brothers