Icicles, warmed by a late-winter sun, hang precariously from the Crystal's odd angles over the pedestrian plaza outside the Royal Ontario Museum's grand entrance on Bloor St., March 10, 2008.
Architects have drunk the gorebull warming Kool-Aid, fallen for the hoax, no more winters. And then ... They are no longer designing with ice hazards in mind — the damn fools believe and these problems, recognized for centuries, suddenly become an issue once more. Sheesh!
Nature makes fools of architects
Let the lawsuits rain down.
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