Took a direct hit last night.
This might be a blessing. Obviously there were some structural weaknesses and had the top of the building came down on a busy weekend there could of been a larger chance of people being struck.
Either way, I can’t imagine how wide the fella’s eye got while watching TV in his living room when the wall fell away!
Detoured around the button hook on Hwy 61 this morning.
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Holy Hanna!
Took a direct hit last night.
What the heck hit it?
A missile launched by the North Korean rocket man? 
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
Took a direct hit last night.What the heck hit it?
A missile launched by the North Korean rocket man?
Maybe it was from South Korea, for those of you who follow the thread about home protection from outside threats and firearm purchases 
Saw that this morning, crazy! Here’s the story, guessing the driver of the vehicle doesn’t have an umbrella policy…
It was a SUV attack,,,,,
HRG
Had it been one of the new 2020 trailblazers it would have probably just been a broken window. Shame what GM has done to that design.
To answers the question that driver was inquiring about…Liberties does not have a drive-through for when you’ve got the drunchies…
Maybe it was from South Korea, for those of you who follow the thread about home protection from outside threats and firearm purchases
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Hey now Bucky – One little mistake between North and South – besides if you go look now its been corrected – Where does it say South ??? 
To answers the question that driver was inquiring about…Liberties does not have a drive-through for when you’ve got the drunchies…
LMAO.!
Turns out there were two support columns that the young lad that’s learning about life took out. Without those, the whole corner lost it’s support and ended up on the road.
One would think the engineer would of taken cars taking out the supports into consideration 100+ years ago.
Turns out there were two support columns that the young lad that’s learning about life took out. Without those, the whole corner lost it’s support and ended up on the road.
One would think the engineer would of taken cars taking out the supports into consideration 100+ years ago.
Or the possibility of a missile from North Korea,,,,,
HRG
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One would think the engineer would of taken cars taking out the supports into consideration 100+ years ago.
That’s why there were two. One for a backup!
But seriously, is it just me or does that 100+ year old building not look too bad for having a 5,000 lb hunk of steel ram into the front of it?
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