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Falcons approve Origami Stadium

Mr. Scot

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Per PFT (link)

 

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On Tuesday, the Falcons announced that the “conceptual design” of the stadium has been “completed and approved.”  And the “conceptual design” that has been selected has the look of a futuristic change purse.

A Falcons spokesman tells PFT that this isn’t the final design, but that there’s a “pretty good chance” the finished product will closely resemble the concept.

If the “Change Purse” comes to fruition, designers of future structures will have their work cut out for them, as the stadium arms race expands from giant HD video screens and high-speed Internet access to include stunning designs that will make the cars line up even deeper than they did for Kevin Costner’s corn field in Iowa.

 

 

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Mr. Kiljoy89 this is quite possibly the most disturbing use of a gif I have ever seen.

Kudos. Takes something special to catch me off guard. Well played sir, well played.

 

I got punched the eye once and that is what it looked like...almost true story.

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