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Tired of blaming GPS on petty mishaps like the destruction of cars, a demolition crew in Georgia has managed to accidentally destroy an entirely wrong house based on GPS coordinates. Oddly enough, it wasn’t even the first time they’d been by: the man who cuts the grass noticed that the power box was missing from the home and holes were punched into the walls about a month ago – it was suspected as vandalism, but it now seems that the stealthy, directionless demolition company was to blame. The demolition company says it had “paperwork” authorizing the destruction, complete with the coordinates and a description of the home, which the owner’s father had built with his own hands “brick by brick.”
[Thanks, Leonard]
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if she said she is gonna google it, she will. Why don’t you google it yourself if you want the answer that quickly 
I said that GPS might not work in 2010, and she has until then to google it.
) are on hand and help is on the way for the US from the Europeans, Russians and Chinese, all of whom have their own satellite navigation systems in different states of readiness.
