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Post 86038 by dangral on Monday 10th of October 2005 10:33:16 AM
10-10-2005
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Originally Posted by Perderabo
If I am reading Neo's post right...
Stanley crossed the finish first Time: "within" 8:14
10 minutes later..."H1ghlander came through second" Time: 8:19
"minutes later"...Sandstorm crossed the finish line Time: 8:12
Where did these guys buy their clocks?? I wouldn't accept this kind of accuracy from a sundial.
Stanley crossed the finish first Time: "within" 8:14
10 minutes later..."H1ghlander came through second" Time: 8:19
"minutes later"...Sandstorm crossed the finish line Time: 8:12
Where did these guys buy their clocks?? I wouldn't accept this kind of accuracy from a sundial.
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