Goatflake

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@JeffStevenson98 @TheProjectUnity They don’t know if it’s follow for sure lol they’re using radar; sounds like you’re in construction

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@JeffStevenson98 @TheProjectUnity Glad you have all the answers

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@EBBLexington @chriseparent @TheProjectUnity

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@NowDaz @TheProjectUnity Depends on many things; soil conditions, weight of structure, and surface area bring “pressed” on soil. It’s remarkable that a structure of this size barely settles especially since it’s on sand. Even more especially since it’s survived through many changes in biome

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@EBBLexington @chriseparent @TheProjectUnity False, if there’s soil between structure and bedrock any displacement of soil could ruin structure. That’s why large structures drill piles all the way to bedrock.

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@NowDaz @TheProjectUnity Large structure = Large Support

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@chriseparent @TheProjectUnity Based on the size of the structure definitely likely

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@TheProjectUnity Any civil engineer would said this looks like large piles, which are used in structures today (sky scrapers) to slow down/allow for even settlement

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@Mister_Keating Britney, She needs a too of jboogs with no shirt on

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@Mister_Keating JBoogs please stack Seth Rogans little brother

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