Posted on 08/01/2009 6:56:02 PM PDT by Federalist Patriot
Here is video from Turkey of how NOT to implode a building! The building used to house a Flour Factory, and when the planned implosion took place, instead of collapsing, the building rolled over onto its side and ended up upside down on its roof right up against an apartment building. Sky News reports there were no casualties. . . . . . (Watch Video)
(Excerpt) Read more at freedomslighthouse.com ...
Was Steve Urkel in charge of that job?
i’d never thought of a building doing gymnastics.
Mistakes will be made, someone must be blamed. Someone is going to lose their job over this, good thing no one was killed.
I don’t know if they could do that if they had tried. lol
LOLOL! Not quite as easy as the Luoizeau’s made it look, I guess...
Aha, I detect the technical incompetence of the Obamaloons.
Did they really expect a nearly solid concrete building to collapse by just blowing out the bottom floor or two?!
Typical implosions have explosives on multiple floors to collapse the building.
This appears to be someone trying to save dynamite.
It looks like they weren’t imploding the building, but chopping it down like a tree.
Well. it was a damn well built building, in that it did not fall apart as it rolled over.
The demonRATS will blame Bush!
"It's the second time in history that fire has melted steel."
Delta blew it by not providing an extra flight.
It could have meant more to them in PR then the flight would have cost them.
I say it was stupid on their part, but I know that Delta is not the Delta that I knew in years past.
I knew it from Delta C and S.
A ham radio friend of mine was a Delta pilot in Atlanta.
He flew their first 747 to Paris, on its maiden flight.
If it didn’t end like most of my projects it would be a funny clip!
.
.
.
Oh, you were talking about that Steve Urkel. Never mind.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.