anticlimactic

Mr Jelly · 2010-09-22T20:24:40

As controlled demolitions get more advanced, they become safer, cheaper, and take less time to organise. But, this is kind of anticlimactic. When people say goodbye to a structure their lives have revolved around, they want something cathartic. A little pop followed by the building being destroyed by its own weight is not enough. Like the only decent episode of "Little house on the prairie", which was compulsary family TV time when I was a kid, where they all blow up their houses with dynamite. For weeks afterwards, my brother and I blew up little lego houses.BORINGI wish that, just once, somebody would blow up something like a tower or a chimney using thousands of tons of explosives in an uncontrolled manner so that the whole thing was blown to trillions of atomised pieces, in a spectacular explosion which could be seen and heard for hundreds of miles around. I WANT TO SEE SOME 'SPLOSIONS