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Amazing Photos

This one was caught by Google Maps :smug:

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Thought this one was pretty amazing :)

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Amazing creature does amazing thing :wideyed: >

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Checking how much cat-sh he has available :greedy:

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>^..^<
 

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I'm from Madison, WI. When I was 18 almost anything here you could hit a baseball over.
Went to the World Trade Center that year...66th floor...was afraid to go even like 10 feet from the window. You could feel the building moving (it felt like to me anyway).
I like my feet on the ground!
I work in the BOK Tower in downtown Tulsa, which is a 1/2 size replica of the twin towers (52 floors), designed by the same architect, Minoru Yamasaki. My office is on the 33rd floor, and when it's windy (which, this is Oklahoma fer God's sake, is often) you can feel the building swaying even on my floor. Once during a tornado warning, we were instructed to wait in the stair wells. Let me tell you, with that serious wind, the swaying was even worse there. So I walked down 33 floors to the plaza level to wait it out.
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