Tunnel to the other side of the world - find out where would you come out


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Old 08-07-2008   #1
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Tunnel to the other side of the world - find out where would you come out

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Pretty much the same for most of the UK...
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Damn, just phoned my Brother to tell him to stop digging, we'll come up in the Southern Ocean .
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The Sleepy Hollow pollracle has spoken!

Well, from here in Colne, if I started digging, I'd pop out somewhere off the coast of New Zealand, a few hundred miles off...
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Yep me too. Came out right smack between New Zealand and South America in the Pacific Ocean.I better fill the tunnel in before we get flooded
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