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In reply to the discussion: Fire rips through Dubai skyscraper [View all]Warpy
(114,624 posts)33. No, the building was designed to resemble a torch
with a steel and glass arrangement on top, lit at night to resemble a flame.
It just got a little too literal yesterday.
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Some engineers at WPI (Worcester Polytechnic University) in MA did analysis on some the steel beams
CentralMass
Feb 2015
#54
I would rather listen to the 2,328 engineers and architects that see it other wise.
Elmer S. E. Dump
Feb 2015
#55
didn't compare them myself but you can stop making shit up about them being fully loaded.
wildbilln864
Feb 2015
#43
They really are not interested in the truth or they would know this already.
Elmer S. E. Dump
Feb 2015
#60
That's an easy and rather convenient bumper-sticker to use when people disagree with a position
LanternWaste
Feb 2015
#67
That's got to be incredibly frightening if you're trapped in that thing.
aint_no_life_nowhere
Feb 2015
#12