[8-16-00 and 8-17-00][8-18-00 and 8-21-00]
Some images have been lightened, because it wasn't very bright out.
Approximately 8:00 in the morning.
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| Yep | Kind of like Yep | I gues they got tired after knocking so much of the right side down, so they just kept knocking less and less down as they moved to the left, which is kinda funny, since they were knocking it down fromthe opposite side. . . | Man, that pile of dirt is getting really big. Maybe they're going to put a moat around the new Student Center! | The First of the "Enhanced" Images. Notice the pallid white sky and surreal reddish-pink firehydrant in the foreground? |
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Approximately 6:30 in the Evening.
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| Have you read Hubbards Battlefield Earth? Well, this building looks a lot like some of the buildings he described, half buried under a mountain of rubble, desolate, empty, waiting for 1000 years before collapsing. . . | (uh, enhanced) So. Rubble. Cool. | (yes, enhanced Uh, More Rubble. Cool. There's a big black tube thingy with white writing on it. Yeah. | (Enhanced!) More rubble, and you can see Big Foot, Sara, and Ducky in the background! (reference is to The Land Before Time movie Manyology) | I like to call this one "Rubble Through Fence". It's an original. |
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| Dude! Where's my contact lense?! I think I dropped it in this rubble somewhere. . . | It kinda looks like a Birthday Cake gone terribly wrong. . . | Don't Let The Light Go Out, It's Lasted So Many Years. . . (some Chanukah song or other) | I still think I have a better view than they do from the Observatory. | Never before seen, up close, real live footage of. . .dum dum dum . . . THE FLETT DRAGON! (dragon dragon dragon . . .) |
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| Headin' for the Train |
Approximately 8:00 in the morning.
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| Wh. .Whe. . .Where d-d did it all g-g-g-go? | NOOOO!!! THE TEMPLE HAS BEEN DESTROYED! WHERE SHALL WE WORSHIP THE THREE GODS! Only the three windows remain of the once Most Holy Temple of the Three Gods. . . Saturday, Sunday, and Every Jewish Holiday | It is a sad, sad day, when a building has fallen and a black garbage can remains standing. | Well, it doesn't look so bad from this angle. . . |
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