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Red Squirrel - Jan-30-2004 server time
Found it, posted it in the funny pic thread http://www.iceteks.com/forums/index.php?sh...indpost&p=16276

Red Squirrel - Jan-30-2004 server time
Yep. I can't find it but there's this picture around the net that shows a fallen case of beer and it says "canadian trajedy" or something like that. This is sure the case here. em320.gif

manadren - Jan-30-2004 server time
Indeed, you'd think it would at least be something a bit harder to warrant that kind of effort.

Red Squirrel - Jan-30-2004 server time
Must be Molson Canadian. em320.gif

Chris Vogel - Jan-30-2004 server time
What kind of beer was it? Very expensive? blink.gif That's something you don't hear of everyday. laugh.gif

manadren - Jan-30-2004 server time
that must be some good stuff blink.gif laugh.gif

Red Squirrel - Jan-22-2004 server time
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http://abcnews.go.com/wire/GMA/reuters20040120_225.html

Jan. 21 — MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has sent in the army to bolster a week-long struggle to rescue 10 tons of beer trapped under Siberian ice, Itar-Tass news agency said Tuesday. A lorry carrying the beer sank when trying to cross the frozen Irtysh river, and a rescue team of six divers, 10 workers and a modified T-72 tank from the emergencies ministry have so far failed to save the load.

"The situation hasn't developed according to our ideal scenario," the deputy head of the Cherlaksky region, told the agency. Temperatures were around minus 27 degrees Celsius (minus 17 degrees Fahrenheit) in the region, near the Siberian city of Omsk and around 1,400 miles from Moscow.

A week-long effort to cut a 100 yard corridor to the river bank to pull the truck to dry land failed when the vehicle was swept away from the rescue site, Tass said.

But it said the soldiers were confident it would take them just a day to retrieve the beer.

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