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Thread: The Olympics: waste of money or celebration of excellence?

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    Default Re: The Olympics: waste of money or celebration of excellence?

    Quote Originally Posted by edyzmedieval View Post

    I'm talking here about the structures in themselves, which I meant they are intact. The stadium in itself, the building.
    Even so, LOOKING intact doesn't mean BEING intact. When properly checked, the structures which look intact may prove totally unusable.
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    Default Re: The Olympics: waste of money or celebration of excellence?

    That's why refurbishment is needed. That's the point I'm trying to make here.

    The chances of them being unusable are very slim - and you have at least a basic infrastructure going on, which serves well for Athens should they decide to host the Olympics again. Probably not, because of money issues, but still.
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