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   papp263

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   08 March 2015, 5:12AM

   Nicely done.
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   Striker879

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   08 March 2015, 4:18AM

   In days of old it was a treacherous job,  known as "paying the devil" (putting chalking in the devil seam, which is under the hull on a wooden ship just forward of the transom  ... if the old chalking came out while the ship was at sea the ship could easily founder, so crewmen were suspended by lines under the ship's counter with mallet and chalking until the seam was payed with chalking or the crewman was drowned from getting driven underwater as the sea swells passed).
    
   They were caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.