Oops, that's going to be expensive to fix

[Muncher]

www.break.com/articles/stillstanding.html?t=4409

[rich1231]

Cant see the pic from here, have you had a tiny bump in a new Aston?

[shadytree]

Must be those front end design faults Rich. Terrible expensive to run and replace you know

[zetec]

[pesty]

nahhh I'll do it for a small fee. big rope on the top and pull

[dieseljohn]

They should nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.

[eccles]

wouldn't that be cool if you could just walk up to it and push it over!

[Muncher]

shadytree said:

Must be those front end design faults Rich. Terrible expensive to run and replace you know

[B17NNS]

dieseljohn said:

They should nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.

surely you mean space?

[shadytree]

Needs to be bored over!

Maybe L.A should go and talk to it. Bound to fall over then, NOTHING on the planet can stay upright after being subjected to that.



>> Edited by shadytree on Monday 5th December 13:42

[Jaglover]

B17NNS said:

dieseljohn said: They should nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure. surely you mean space?

[FrenchTVR]

shadytree said:

Needs to be bored over! Maybe L.A should go and talk to it. Bound to fall over then, NOTHING on the planet can stay upright after being subjected to that. >> Edited by shadytree on Monday 5th December 13:42

[dieseljohn]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

From IMDB:

Ripley: I say we take off and nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

www.imdb.com/title/tt0090605/quotes

I paraphrased it slightly but it is definitely orbit.

[bmgm3]

That's quite impressive that given the drop the building took, it didn't collapse. What was the building originally for ?

[up-the-dubs]

Trust us to do it too!

2001, and an old hospital building is on the way out:

[beano500]

That explains the tower in Pisa then....

[Muncher]

Brian, how did you actually get it down eventually?

Bloody great crane and demolition ball?