Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Los Angeles, CA / Milwaukee, WI
There were a bunch of architectural design professionals who criticized the roof design, and what they've been saying seems pretty logical. The glass roof, even though it doesn't fully enclose the stadium, will turn the thing into one damn big greenhouse. It's already freaking hot in Greece in August. Why make it worse?
I hope it works out if they finish it though. I really like Santiago Calatrava's designs. This was his first American work in my hometown of Milwaukee.
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Jun-24-2004 19:33
xKaoSx
I need more cow bell !!
Registered: Jul 2002
Location: San Diego, Ca.
quote:
Originally posted by imokruok
There were a bunch of architectural design professionals who criticized the roof design, and what they've been saying seems pretty logical. The glass roof, even though it doesn't fully enclose the stadium, will turn the thing into one damn big greenhouse. It's already freaking hot in Greece in August. Why make it worse?
I hope it works out if they finish it though. I really like Santiago Calatrava's designs. This was his first American work in my hometown of Milwaukee.
Wow- is that supposed to be a whale or something?
Jun-24-2004 20:11
Shakka
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2003
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by imokruok
I hope it works out if they finish it though. I really like Santiago Calatrava's designs. This was his first American work in my hometown of Milwaukee.
I see Milwaukee and I can't help but visualize Alice Cooper talking about "the good land".
Jun-24-2004 20:19
smokeape
Lowland Trance Addict
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Heart of Dixie
Saw that Abizaid wants about 5 more brigades over there. Dang, the Army's getting stretched already!
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Jun-25-2004 01:46
smokeape
Lowland Trance Addict
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Heart of Dixie
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Originally posted by Shakka
I see Milwaukee and I can't help but visualize Alice Cooper talking about "the good land".
I actually met Alice Cooper in a bar in DC a long time ago. I was ordering a beer and said I didn't care, just take it off of the shelf. He was at the table a couple down from mine and that's what started the conversation because he likes to drink warm beer. I told him I drink them off of the dashboard of my truck, I was working as a carpenter back then. He was was amused, but told me contrary to popular belief he was laying off of drugs and just drinking back then. That was pretty cool. As a matter of fact, he bought me 6 warm beers!!!!
Lol!
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Jun-25-2004 01:51
imokruok
Lawyers, guns, and money
Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Los Angeles, CA / Milwaukee, WI
quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
I see Milwaukee and I can't help but visualize Alice Cooper talking about "the good land".
That was a funny line for us Milwaukeeans, 'cause it's completely wrong. Hey, we did learn something in grade school around here!
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Milwaukee's name comes from the Native American expression, Milliocki, meaning "gathering place by the waters." French explorers, missionaries and fur traders began stopping at the Milwaukee site in the late 1600s.
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Jun-25-2004 02:38
DjSway
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Irvine, Sunny Southern CAli
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Originally posted by xKaoSx
Wow- is that supposed to be a whale or something?
Greece looks like a nice place to party, anybody been there before?
Jun-25-2004 15:52
Arbiter
Naked Power Organ
Registered: May 2002
Location:
No concerns here.
Jun-25-2004 17:08
dJohn
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2002
Location: 619
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Handing over of power. I don't forsee anything changing because American troops are still there. In the elections in 2005 I think that will be the big test because we get to see what the people really want.
Very true. It's not a handover of power on the 30th, per se, but rather a shift of authority from the intervening US strip mall whores that you call our 'Presidency' to an interim gov't lead by an industrial engineer advised by a Kurd and another dude(I forgot).
Like kaos said, what happens between now and 2005 when the Iraqis have their own consitution and real election, and the results of whatever happens is important. The only important thing to realize on the 30th is that Iraq has the power to ask foreign security to leave.
Jun-25-2004 22:42
emander
Suspended User
Registered: May 2004
Location: Running Amok!
I'm not concerned about the US running out of big bombs! HAHAHAAAAAA!!!!!