Shard London

[doodlebug]

Anybody just watched the laser light show for the Shard in London ?

12 years and 1.5 billion pounds to build and they have a laser light show which is about exciting as a set of £1.99 fairy lights on a Cactus

 

[BREWSTERS]

Think that's bad, fancy standing around for an hour waiting for this - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/07/05/fireworks_computer_error/

 

[Aegean]

Anybody just watched the laser light show for the Shard in London ?

12 years and 1.5 billion pounds to build and they have a laser light show which is about exciting as a set of £1.99 fairy lights on a Cactus

I thought it was just me that thought that. It would have been more exciting if they'd given a bunch of kids some headtorches and dangled them from ropes.

 

[doodlebug]

Think that's bad, fancy standing around for an hour waiting for this - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/07/05/fireworks_computer_error/

North Korea may soon have that problem

I thought it was just me that thought that. It would have been more exciting if they'd given a bunch of kids some headtorches and dangled them from ropes.

We should be in marketing together, we clearly have much better ideas

 

[Blossom]

12 years and 1.5 billion pounds to build and they have a laser light show which is about exciting as a set of £1.99 fairy lights on a Cactus :sad:

I thought it was just me that thought that. It would have been more exciting if they'd given a bunch of kids some headtorches and dangled them from ropes.

Lol!

 

[Marcoose]

Very impressed with the building - much nicer than the Gherkin but I missed the lightshow (sounds like a good thing I did). Wish they would be more open towards iconic skyscrapers like this in London. I actually think they add nicely to the skyline, make the city even more fun to live in than it already is and can only help when it comes to tourism. Looking at photos of the Shard actually makes me quite homesick!