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Wow this was huge truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should look up some behind the scene footage on how they make these huge domino projects without someone accidentally making them all fall down.
Thank you for sharing and your comment about perseverance is very valid. Because it must have taken months for something that fell down in less than ten minutes.
So what do you think makes someone want to build something that takes so long just to make it fall down??