What do you think of this construction method for a garage?
 

Seems to use cut off poles and concrete for a foundation. I wonder if
it would work for a larger one?

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Seems to use cut off poles and concrete for a foundation. I wonder if
it would work for a larger one?

Yes, more poles and more concrete. To get the number, it takes higher
mathematics (multicomplication or so). Weird thing, nearly impossible!

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What do you mean "nearly impossible"?

quite confusing

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What do you mean "nearly impossible"?

It depends on:
- if your pocket calculator only has the numbers from 1..3, it _is_
- if you think that "Times Square" is higher mademotiks (SP?), it _is_
- if the biggest number you know is your age, it _is_

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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:48:33 -0700, stryped wrote:

What do you mean "nearly impossible"?

See your original post for details.

Good one, Nick! Now if he gets really ****ed off and flashes you the bird,
an appropriate comeback might be:

"Is that your age, your IQ, or the number of high school graduates in your
family."

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What do you mean "nearly impossible"?

It depends on:
- if your pocket calculator only has the numbers from 1..3, it _is_
- if you think that "Times Square" is higher mademotiks (SP?), it _is_
- if the biggest number you know is your age, it _is_

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Robert Swinney wrote:

"Is that your age, your IQ, or the number of high school graduates in your

I can live with any of the questions. :-)

Now, we can bet which question he will take. Or do you really think he
'll find a better one? ;-))


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