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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Chris Magno wrote:
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> David Koudys wrote:
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> > What? The truck or the LEGO bricks?
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> duh,
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> BOTH!!!
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> Chris
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> > In the event of my untimely demise on step 1701, I hereby bequeath my worldly
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> dave, I'll see you Sunday on the 1702nd step.
Well, I stepped past the 1702nd step and no Chris....
There was a medic were at every 30 flights, in case of whatever may occur.
The internal guts of the CN tower are hollow--this I did not know.
I did the climb of 1776 steps in 32 minutes adn 2 seconds. A personal best but
then again, never did it before.
I was feeling pretty good about the time until, whilst gathering my free swag
afterwards, I overhear the PA announcer stating that an 80 year old man just did
the climb in under 20 minutes.
What else--there is no elevator access (that I could see) anywhere along the
stairwell. There were man-doors in the concrete every 30-40 flights (150
flights all together) and they were on teh outside so I think they're for
checking out hte wiring for those lightning rods...
So I'm done and still alive--sorry Chris.
Dave K
-who is impressed at the whole 'worlds tallest building' thing...
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| (...) um, ya, sorry i missed you. I was .... ummmm.... blowing stuff up. ya.... blowing stuff up. (1) (...) its ok dave.... maybe NEXT time. (...) actually its the worlds tallest free standing structure. technically "building" is incorrect. Chris (...) (21 years ago, 27-Oct-03, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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