Whoops didn't even see that one earlier.
Whoops didn't even see that one earlier.
No worries.
It just proves you also have good taste in videos.
No worries.
It just proves you also have good taste in videos.
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"There's no more mistake on the lake"
Yeah Chuck, this fixed your city's image. On a side note, I grew up watching Big Chuck and Little John. They were local celebrities, but their shows don't really stand the test of time.
>"There's no more mistake on the lake"
Yeah Chuck, this fixed your city's image. On a side note, I grew up watching Big Chuck and Little John. They were local celebrities, [but their shows don't really stand the test of time](https://youtu.be/yKK3babE6jU?t=144).
I don't know what you're talking about that was some high class cinematography right there.
Also, I was rather thrown off by that term, mistake on the lake, as there's a building in my hometown that has garnished the same nickname.
I don't know what you're talking about that was some high class cinematography right there.
Also, I was rather thrown off by that term, mistake on the lake, as there's a building in my hometown that has garnished the same nickname.
Widely criticized today for its obstructing views and deteriorating condition. Built in the late 1960s for $2 million, it featured cutting edge modernism with its glass curtain effect, termed the Miesian style, after Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The foundation of the building is over seven feet thick, making it earthquake-proof despite its footing on fill. It is the tallest building in the city, surpassing the former “skyscraper” Security Building. The building was the home to several state agencies: each floor contains over 8,000 square feet of space.
Basically it's a giant fuck all eyesore between the bay and estuary. It's surrounded by one or two story buildings making it look very out of place, even to this day. It's also been abandoned for like 25 years or more. There's been a bunch of ideas and plans but everything has fallen through. So it's just remained dilapidated, graffiti-ed and abandoned.
Also, as I was looking up the background to give a more accurate explanation I discovered They're tearing it down.
> Widely criticized today for its obstructing views and deteriorating condition. Built in the late 1960s for $2 million, it featured cutting edge modernism with its glass curtain effect, termed the Miesian style, after Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The foundation of the building is over seven feet thick, making it earthquake-proof despite its footing on fill. It is the tallest building in the city, surpassing the former “skyscraper” Security Building. The building was the home to several state agencies: each floor contains over 8,000 square feet of space.
Basically it's a giant fuck all eyesore between the bay and estuary. It's surrounded by one or two story buildings making it look very out of place, even to this day. It's also been abandoned for like 25 years or more. There's been a bunch of ideas and plans but everything has fallen through. So it's just remained dilapidated, graffiti-ed and abandoned.
Also, as I was looking up the background to give a more accurate explanation I discovered [They're tearing it down](https://i.imgur.com/n2R2dVi.jpg).
Hmm.