Update: August 8

I don't get what you're implying. Why is it too narrow to "deal with" a power source?

EDITED to remove ebonics.
*** Edited 8/14/2006 6:48:01 PM UTC by djDaemon***

I'm just giving my opinion on what I think is going on. But if this is a building for a power source I would think that they would have left a space for a entrance door for maintenance.
*** Edited 8/14/2006 6:57:22 PM UTC by TTD Man***

Well, an explanation would be nice - that's all I'm saying. Anyone can make random guesses without proof.

Example: Hey, that building is going to be used to hold nuclear waste, because of the way its shaped.

And they're not finished with the building, are they? So I would think there's still time to put a door in.

How do you know it's going to be a building?

Because it makes sense, whereas a tunnel does not.

TTD Man said:
I'm just giving my opinion on what I think is going on. But if this is a building for a power source I would think that they would have left a space for a entrance door for maintenance.
*** Edited 8/14/2006 6:57:22 PM UTC by TTD Man***

Actually, buidling go up with all the pieces in place, like cinder blocks are solid concrete walls. Then they come back and cut out the openings they need for doors, windows, etc.

Well we will all get the answer when the details are announced.

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*** Edited 8/14/2006 7:35:07 PM UTC by TTD Man***

^^ Hrmm, I thought that cinder block walls always left spaces for doors rather than cutting holes later...

Something new every day :)

That is exactly what I thought.

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TTD Man said:
Well we will all get the answer when the details are announced.

I love how this has become the classic cop-out for when someone can't support their argument.

I think those cinder blocks are just there for decoration! Don't you guys think that they look pretty out there in the middle of the site?

That's exactly what I was thinking Josh.

Unless I'm missing something, there are cutouts in the block.

There's long rectangular ones and ones that obviously aren't done yet on both ends that, if they were to back fill that area a little more, will be right at ground level and perfect size for a door.

If you think out of the box for a second, the long rectangular ones could be to bring power in underground. Notice that the rectangular openings are one mortar line below the bottom of the other cutouts. The ground around the building will be at the bottom of the door level and that would put the rectangular cutouts underground.

I could be totally wrong, and usually am, but at least I'm trying to reason this and not just saying that it has to be this or it can't be this and have no reasoning behind it.