🚀 go-pugleaf

>In article <12401@mimsy.UUCP> I wrote
>>(The easiest way to find buried pipes is to look at the plans.)

In article <1612@uop.edu> todd@uop.edu ( Dr. Nethack ) writes:
>If I had a dollar for every set of plans that was supposed to be followed,
>that was not followed..(that I had to fix).. I could have made almost as
>much as what I was making per hour!!

Ah, but you need to use the right set of plans: not the original `planned'
plans, but the current `this is the way it really is' plans, which are
probably only half as out of date.

In any case, I was partly kidding (the description was `old pipes',
and old enough pipes tend not to be on the plans, if there are plans
at all!...).

On a more serious note: people put pipes where it makes the most sense
to put them.  Since you probably have at least a very similar idea about
what makes sense, you probably have a good idea where the pipes were
put in the first place.  You may not know that you know it, of course.
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