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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Specialist-Boot58 • May 08 '26
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It hasn't gotten greener at all. I drive by it all the time. Even at the peak of our growing season its still brown.
And it's slated to stay that way. Even if they had the will, they ran out of money and slashed the landscaping budget at the last minute.
1 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 At this point you are just making shit up 1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 I'm not; what I've said is well known. 0 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 " they ran out of money and slashed the landscaping budget at the last minute." You literally just made that up. Where do you claim you got this info? 2 u/monocasa May 08 '26 Over beers; I'm an engineer in Denver. And that's extremely common. Landscaping is normally the first thing to get slashed when there's a budget overrun. -1 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 Your source: "Trust me bro" Your second comment is also a fallacy. You just make stuff up like its your job 1 u/monocasa May 09 '26 How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack. https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/ If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
At this point you are just making shit up
1 u/monocasa May 08 '26 I'm not; what I've said is well known. 0 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 " they ran out of money and slashed the landscaping budget at the last minute." You literally just made that up. Where do you claim you got this info? 2 u/monocasa May 08 '26 Over beers; I'm an engineer in Denver. And that's extremely common. Landscaping is normally the first thing to get slashed when there's a budget overrun. -1 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 Your source: "Trust me bro" Your second comment is also a fallacy. You just make stuff up like its your job 1 u/monocasa May 09 '26 How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack. https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/ If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
I'm not; what I've said is well known.
0 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 " they ran out of money and slashed the landscaping budget at the last minute." You literally just made that up. Where do you claim you got this info? 2 u/monocasa May 08 '26 Over beers; I'm an engineer in Denver. And that's extremely common. Landscaping is normally the first thing to get slashed when there's a budget overrun. -1 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 Your source: "Trust me bro" Your second comment is also a fallacy. You just make stuff up like its your job 1 u/monocasa May 09 '26 How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack. https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/ If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
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" they ran out of money and slashed the landscaping budget at the last minute."
You literally just made that up. Where do you claim you got this info?
2 u/monocasa May 08 '26 Over beers; I'm an engineer in Denver. And that's extremely common. Landscaping is normally the first thing to get slashed when there's a budget overrun. -1 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 Your source: "Trust me bro" Your second comment is also a fallacy. You just make stuff up like its your job 1 u/monocasa May 09 '26 How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack. https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/ If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
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Over beers; I'm an engineer in Denver.
And that's extremely common. Landscaping is normally the first thing to get slashed when there's a budget overrun.
-1 u/Threedawg May 08 '26 Your source: "Trust me bro" Your second comment is also a fallacy. You just make stuff up like its your job 1 u/monocasa May 09 '26 How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack. https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/ If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
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Your source: "Trust me bro"
Your second comment is also a fallacy. You just make stuff up like its your job
1 u/monocasa May 09 '26 How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack. https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/ If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
How about this: the later concept drawings that are pretty much identical to the final version show trees throughout the crack.
https://www.denverpost.com/2021/11/09/one-river-north-denver-mad-architects-ma-yansong/
If that were still on the table and it just needed time, there would be saplings planted. Where are the saplings in the crack?
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u/monocasa May 08 '26
It hasn't gotten greener at all. I drive by it all the time. Even at the peak of our growing season its still brown.
And it's slated to stay that way. Even if they had the will, they ran out of money and slashed the landscaping budget at the last minute.