Rescuers expand lifeline to trapped Chile miners
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sensei258
Thank you Lord. Please help them escape unharmed.
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Triumvere
So, they are saying it could take up to 4 months to get these guys out.
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Madverts
The claustrophobic in me is horrified by the thought of four months trapped in that mine.
Poor bastards.
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Zenny11
4-month that is a lot of bodily waste piling up. Never mind sicknesses that come with it.
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Madverts
"4-month that is a lot of bodily waste piling up."
Apparently there's a huge amount of space they're confined to. Tunnels everywhere according to the BBC.
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