Miniatur Wunderland Weekly Report
21.06.04 at 07:57 hrs
Weekly Report No 190, CW 25
From Monday, 14.06.2004 to Sunday, 20.06.2004
Knuffinger Tageblatt, 21.Juni 2004Gary-Soft wins it all |
| Last Tuesday, the Knuffingen senate voted unisono to convert the highway into a toll road. This is considered the approbiate method to fill the town's purse which is constantly empty due the frequent fires at historic castle Loewenstein. After receiving all offers from the local technology and software companies, the order was given to the well known company Gary-Soft of Knuffingen on last Friday. |
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After successful testing from Sunday, 23:05 until Sunday, 23:08, the system was handed over to the public. Already after 24 hours of daily service it was proven that the Knuffingen engineers stand up to their world-wide reputation. There were no faults in the system and the first invoices have also already been collected on-line. The truckers, too, showed a lot enthusiasm. „Now this is a lot easier than elsewhere. |
| No line-ups for hours at some toll station.
The invoice is sent by mail or simply debited to the creditcard
or some. I even get bonus miles with Lufthansa. And it was correct
to the cent. Yeah, I cross-checked it; was a bit suspicious because
of my experience in that other big country, ya know.“ told us Harry H. from "Nobody's Faster And Always Secure" at Bad Klosterberg.
Once again it proved that due to the supporting contributions of the Knuffingen media the easiest way out of a crisis is the way of standing together. |
Heavy duty equipment...
...is needed to haul the parts...
of the new air condition up to the 5th floor.
Next day ...
...the new kitchen arrived.
Here too, we didn't want to miss the crane..
The new tenant of the highest office building behind Hamburg main station moved in.
Vandals and guys who had just one (or a couple...) too many are adding to the hassle. Meanwhile, the law's arm (poor boy) has his hands full with the parade of July 4th...
Hopefully, this won't cause trouble...
The young sculpturist tries her hands on an oversized statue - considering the area she works in, it can't be gypsum. Which kind of stone might she be working with?
