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Old 12-18-2006, 03:57 PM
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This isn't pretty so watch it at your own risk. It looks like "Sergei's House of Boiled Eel" bit the dust. Look how close the bystanders are to the building.


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I couldn't get the vid to play but the pics are priceless. It looked like the building was only loaded on the first floor (or basement). Yikes!
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Well, they have plenty of time to gte it right. They have nearly 300 identical buildings to take down. I think the same contractor has all of them.

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They should be able to get it together then.

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The delay pattern was great....I guess it is about 250ms! At least they didn't have a "broken wire" like other shots this weekend!
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Wow that was classic. I can't beleive thy let people stand so close.


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The building kept falling on it's own over a several day period.
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Wow! Unbelievable, and the building wasn't bad either!
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