Wow that must be very inefficient :/

Darwin award seekers shows up in the oddest of places.......

Maybe they just wanted to demolish only that part of the factory or there was other buildings too close to it for dynamite demolition.

Oh i'm so proud of my little country.. :)

that aint a house

OSHA would fine the piss outa theses guys if they did that in the states.

And the demolishers union would picket the job.

Good thing this is Canada.

I wouldn't sit on that thing for a million bucks!
On the other hand, nice to see some inventive minds around.
Would never work in the over-regulated US of mine...

It's not in Toronto, it's in Sopron, Hungary.

It doesn't sound like something done in Toronto. They would have been blathering all over the news if it was.

Fred Dibner was demolishing chimneys like this 40 years ago.

That isn't a house, its a chimney, honest mistake though as the two look a lot alike.

Its Sopron, Hungary :P be proud !

100 years later...we almost done!

Wheres a terrorist when you need one !

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