psikeyhackr
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- Jul 18, 2010
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YAWN!
I see you still haven't provided a link to support YOUR CLAIM that the building in China that did not collapse had a concrete core. You are the first person I have encountered to claim that it did so I think you are LYING. So all you can do is talk trash.
psik
ok.... let me get this straight....
YOU make the comparison to the building in China and you dont even know what it is made of?
you really are a jackass!!
here's a picture of the TVCC (which housed the Mandarin hotel) under construction.
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No you just assume everyone is more stupid than you so you can maintain your delusions if intellectual adequacy.
A picture of the outside during the constructionproves what?
If you do a little research on the history of skyscrapers you will find they weren't possible until the inexpensive production of structural steel was possible in the late 1800s. Their development began in Chicago. We could see the construction of the Sears tower from casmpus when I was in college and my pledge father was an architect.
psik
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