Tower of Dubai, Again


	Tower of Dubai, Again

dme3ha

7-22-2007 11:16 PM

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dubai, skyscraper, tower

dme3ha says:

Just what humanities needs, another tower for rich people

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7-26-2007 2:06 PM

coconutshell

Not to mention, the underpaid labourers who constructed the tower, and all the others who have yet to be employed for the general upkeep and running of it....

I've been told that Dubai's actually gotten itself beyond knee-deep in debts with all the construction going on and towers sprouting like mushrooms....

7-29-2007 9:08 AM

Deepti

My sis had a part time job with the company behind the Burj Dubai for about a month or so...she was telling me of a worker who jumped off the tower; not to mention the fire that took place at the building not so long ago....

7-29-2007 9:28 PM

syncopath

I`m telling you humans just take too far the concept of obelisk & all other phallic symbolism ....

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