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patrick.b.steg 10 year s ago
Except that's only the layer placed on top of the actual glass floor. It's there so they can replace it when it gets scratched and worn, rather than having to replace the expensive floor itself.
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gigantes 10 year s ago
yes, thank you. the supporting layer, the one that actually matters, was completely sound.
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jeskris 10 year s ago
Where are the skidmarks?
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baniwe 10 year s ago
don't want to point a finger but somebody need to lose some weight :p
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treehugger73 10 year s ago
That is Sears Tower. How ridiculous to rename it to its new owner. Imagine the Eiffel Tower being sold and renamed!
Alejandro Garibay and his brother and cousins were sitting on the floor for a photo when the glass started to crack. The irony is that only a few moments earlier staff had told them that the floor was able to withstand 5 tons and was unbreakable.
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patrick.b.steg 10 year s ago
Except that's only the layer placed on top of the actual glass floor. It's there so they can replace it when it gets scratched and worn, rather than having to replace the expensive floor itself.
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treehugger73 10 year s ago
That is Sears Tower. How ridiculous to rename it to its new owner. Imagine the Eiffel Tower being sold and renamed!