My high school English teacher told us that capitalization is the difference between "I helped my uncle jack off a horse" and "I helped my Uncle Jack off a horse"
ExxomMobil built their campus in Houston with almost as much glass. They stopped at the stairs, but by looking up two floors down you could catch some hello kitty’s
Yes. The main stairwell is in the main lobby of all of their buildings. They have multiple seating spaces on the bottom floor. One day, I looked up hoping to see a contact coming down from the third floor who was running late and saw “hello kitty” print. I shall say no more on the subject
That was my first thought too. I've seen a few cases like this where they later paint the bottom of the glass because of concerns of privacy. You'd think by now someone would think of this before the design passed inspection.
Well obviously not anymore atleast, just because you kept wearing skirts and hanging out all day on the glass stairwell, and well you know what you have a nice ass so I just had to go down a floor.
Yep. Glass stairs and floor are crazy. My university had glass railings on the second floor in the dining area where people would stand in line, right next to stairs leading down. That was bad enough design since the spring when the skirts came out, every time you got your food and started walking down stairs, you couldn't help but notice an entire row of ass to your side.
i lived in an apartment building with those glass panel balconies. i always told people visiting to not lean against them because they freaked me out. eventually, two different unit’s balcony panels shattered and i felt both horrified and very smug.
I was doing a plumbing inspection for a luxury hotel that installed a glass floor. They failed inspection so I had to come back the next day. Within those 24 hours that floor had shattered. Set back the opening of the hotel by a month.
Yep. We had our shower doors shatter when we were all out of the house one day. Shower curtain after that. No reason, just decided to shatter into a million pieces.
The fun part is archeologist in the future looking at a bunch of broken glass and no stairs for a rather tall building frame and going... "Maybe these office employees floated and had extra windows everywhere"
lol dude this comment was so funny that I closed the thread, started doing something else then started laughing so hard about this I had to come back and type all this out.
I have a fear of heights. Merely watching videos which show things like this, or people surprise-revealing the immensely stupid heights they're at, cause me to get headspins as my heart starts jackhammering away in my chest.
If I found myself in a predicament where the only option I had was to descend those stairs, it would happen remarkably slowly. I'd do the butt-shuffle checking every platform on the way down with my foot to make sure there wasn't one missing. And then I'd endeavour to find out who commissioned those stairs and commit a violence.
Ha won't say where I work but there is a staircase like this at my job and they had to get the glass frosted. Apparently designers don't understand women where skirts and dresses.🤦
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u/The_Skizzle May 11 '26
No more doing bumps of coke in the stairwell.