The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for February 26, 2024

Just a few municipal projects to stimulate the economy.

And they STILL don’t know how they did it.

Really? Only 20 years? I thought it would have taken much longer.

And you will gets new plumbing problem in 20 minutes.

All that excitement over an old pile of rocks.

Maybe I’m slow but at least I’m pricey

It was a government project where every step had to be inspected. Commercial project would take half the time because the owners want the revenue.

Sadly so true

Due to lack of enerGIZAtion it took them so long to finish it till they all were old giz…uum..geezers during the final touches…

Not only do we not know how they moved the blocks, we don’t know how they cut the stones. Some of that work was extremely good. Also as a former project manager, whoever was the project manager on those projects was extremely good.

The labourers on the pyramid, according to archaeological digs, were treated quite well.

The kitchen specified hand carved stone counters, floors, and walls. That is what the tink tink noise is in the kitchen.

Cheop’s Law: Nothing ever comes in on time or under budget.

Or the Road crews her in Kansas