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Think, ok?
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12 years old
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United States
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OK
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216.239.32.21
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thinkok.com
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12 years old
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Tuesday 02. November 2004
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Thursday 02. November 2017
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Actually it feels like winter, and with temperatures in the upper 30s Fahrenheit, it sure feels like it!
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We left my apartment in the early afternoon after a big breakfast, and took the S-Bahn to Heerstrasse. It was just a 15 minutes walk from the station to the fence surrounding the buildings. There were three fences encircling the top, and you can see where people have cut holes, and where someone has come behind and repaired them. After walking around for about 5 minutes, we finally found a hole in the first fence behind some bushes. It was then just a short walk until we found holes in the next two fences.
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Once we got inside, it was pretty overwhelming. The wind was causing these pieces of canvas which once covered one tower to flap and make odd noises. (Before we could see the complex, I thought it was the sound of a highway or airport.) We decided to start with the smallest of the buildings, and quickly found our way to the top. Actually getting into the radar dome required some suspenseful dangling about 20 meters above the ground. In the dome, the sound was incredible, and I took some videos on my camera to try to record it.
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Next we moved on to the second largest building, but it took us a little while to find the staircase. We didn't have a flashlight with us, and inside of the buildings it was extremely dark. I was using my camera flash and cell phone to try to light the way, and also then we could see if there were any "dangers" up ahead. Jason had matches, but they burnt out quickly. This dome was the second-highest, but it was made out of canvas, so the sound was not as great as the first dome. Walking around the edge gave you a really good view of the city.
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Finally we decided to tackle the tallest building, and it took us a while of exploring passages to find the staircase. Once we started climbing, it seemed like forever to reach the top--there were nine floors, but it seemed like less from the ground. Before the dome at the top, there was a metal door that seemed to be locked or stuck. We pulled hard, but we didn't have any tools which might help us open it. We almost turned back, but I eventually pulled it open. Inside the dome, the sound was incredible. Sounds echoed about five times, and it didn't take us long to start experimenting with trash that people had left behind. Even slightly tapping the floor with your foot would create a thunderous noise.
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It looked like it was about to storm, and it was getting cold so we headed back. It would be fun to come back with a flashlight, and maybe even spend a night in one of the buildings.
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I was out walking around a couple of days ago and noticed this weird no dogs sign. Since dogs are usually allowed everywhere in Germany, I went closer and realized that the dog was pooping. I can't remember ever seeing a similar sign before, but now I've seen a couple of them.
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From a design perspective, I don't like the literal representation of the turds--especially the one which is still coming out of the dogs butt. I think it would have been better if just a single turd mound was used, or just a sign with a turd mound instead of a dog.
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But the main flaw is that you'd have a hard time stopping a dog from actually pooping. They just want you to clean it up. It's as if the sign was meant to be read by dogs and not humans.
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thinkok.com IP Information:

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216.239.32.21
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Country:

United States
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OK
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Region Name:

California
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City Name:

Mountain View
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Zip Code:

94043
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22.4 ms

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