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|desc=The trainer nods as you approach. "Your efforts at the mine haven't gone unnoticed. You've moved more rock in one day than most cliches move in a lifetime. You're quite the bulldozer, you know." | |desc=The trainer nods as you approach. "Your efforts at the mine haven't gone unnoticed. You've moved more rock in one day than most cliches move in a lifetime. You're quite the bulldozer, you know." | ||
− | + | You get a merit badge: '''Quite the Bulldozer''' | |
|image=Six-half-tons-and-what-do-you-get.gif | |image=Six-half-tons-and-what-do-you-get.gif | ||
− | + | |reqs=Remove 6000 pounds of rock from the [[Clean Up the Rubble Field|rubble field]] (no longer obtainable).}} | |
− | |reqs= | + | ==Notes== |
+ | * Despite the description, it is not necessary to move all the rock in one day. | ||
+ | ==References== | ||
+ | * The file name, Six-half-tons-and-what-do-you-get, is a reference to the song {{Wikipedia|Sixteen Tons}}, which includes the words "You load sixteen tons, and what do you get?". |
Latest revision as of 23:58, 3 March 2010
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The trainer nods as you approach. "Your efforts at the mine haven't gone unnoticed. You've moved more rock in one day than most cliches move in a lifetime. You're quite the bulldozer, you know."
You get a merit badge: Quite the Bulldozer |
Merit badges can be seen in your character page. |
Requirements
Remove 6000 pounds of rock from the rubble field (no longer obtainable).
Notes
- Despite the description, it is not necessary to move all the rock in one day.
References
- The file name, Six-half-tons-and-what-do-you-get, is a reference to the song Sixteen Tons, which includes the words "You load sixteen tons, and what do you get?".