Correct!EvilCouch wrote:I was under the impression that they always had a burning oil lamp kept in a van, whenever someone's carrying the torch, just in case of rain, wind or some fuck-heads screwing with the torch bearer.Chiron wrote:Oh, the Olympic flame is lit by a special ceremony using mirrors and the sun at the original site of the first Olympic Games and using the same method. The flame should not be put out until the games are over. That signifies the truce. I’m thinking that they have a spare flame somewhere…..
The Flame Goes Out in France
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French Commando 11-83
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U.S. Army 1980-1984 and 1987-1990
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