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Is that title a reference to Truffaut's "Argent de Poche," with the little kid who says, "Gregory go boom"? Because if it is, consider me wildly impressed.

HB did a great video. put it to music.

"knottygirl" - I submit to you that the title is a brilliantly obscure reference to the wildly entertaining "UHF" (1989) starring one "Weird Al" Yankovic. Damn...that was awesome, Robert.

Wasn't the plan to reuse the steel girders somehow by not twisting them all up in a mess? Like how the heck THAT was ever possible if they were not going to unbolt every one of them. Another fail for Dallas.

I don't know the origination but I think the title is more of a reference to Tweety Bird, "The poody tat fall down and go boom".

:)

A mighty wind a-blowin'.

Due to the current budget crunch, the steel from Reunion will be recycled and used to construct the second and third Caltraves signature bridges. We can't use it on the first bridge because the Italian welders can only weld Italian steel - it's very different you know...

The engineering reports actually blame years of Shawn Bradley layups for the weakened structure and sudden collapse.

shut up with all your "that's a reference to..." that kind of banter is so lame. Just because you remember lines form a movie does not make you hip, witty, snarky...ah, Dallas people, true lame-o's as always

true story, my wife and i actually met at that 777 Sport Street venue, we're looking at our 20th anniversary in January, scoreboard us i'd say! ti te gusto mucho mija!