How do they do this?

[Duer 157099]

(in a further effort to procrastinate, I found this photo to post here)

I took this photo last year in Sausalito, California. I didn't have time to linger and really examine this, I was taking friends to the airport and we had just stopped for a quick lunch. But, I did see one of the towers fall down, so I know they are not attached in any way.

How does this work????

[Shine]

1. lots of Superglue.

:D
Seriously, I have no idea. There's a guy here in Santa Cruz who does that sort of thing, too. It's very cool and looks kind of zen to me.

[wildhorses]

2. cool photo

ya gotta hold your tongue just right....careful now

[Droopy]

3. I think you have to be a physicist

to be able to do that.

[Oeditpus Rex]

4. I think a more salient question would be

"How did they get San Francisco Bay to tilt like that?" :shrug:

[Duer 157099]

5. It was a *really* windy day!

Really. That's why one of the stacks fell.

[Oeditpus Rex]

7. 'We have a Sig Alert on the Bay Bridge

Motorists heading eastbound into Oakland will be driving uphill while those driving into San Francisco can save some gas by coasting downhill. Your next KCBS traffic report will be at 2:38 p.m."

[Duer 157099]

8. LOL

:-) that was funny

[Oeditpus Rex]

10. Oops

I forgot to say, "Your traffic leader, all-news 74, KCBS."

Hope they don't beat me up. :scared:

[billyskank]

6. Duh

With a really big lever. Obviously. :dunce:

[Deja Q]

9. Specific gravity, specific density, and a $hitload of time on one's hands.

:7

[Dangerously Amused]

11. The Silva Mind Control Method for Rocks.

[Duer 157099]

12. Whew! That was hard, but I pulled that wedge out from under the bay!