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Watching Texas Stadium Implode Is Even Better From Inside The Stadium

This past Sunday, Texas Stadium began the day like any other empty stadium...

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↵And then the explosions started...

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↵Before long, the whole thing had imploded...

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↵And by the end, God’s favorite football stadium was left looking like the city of Detroit.

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↵But as awesome as that photo sequence is—choosing which photos to run was just as enjoyable—imagine the images coming from inside the stadium. Have you ever tried to imagine what armageddon looks like? No? Well this video from the Dalls Cowboys, from inside Texas Stadium as it implodes, has got to be pretty close. Really, check it out.

↵(HT: Chris Littmann)

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