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Explosion after explosion followed. One looked for the buildings to topple over, to see passersby clutch at their hearts and fall over into the street. The effects of the day's celebration were wherever one looked: the street, caught in the light of the burned-out sunset, resembled some thoroughfare in Hell.

If you looked at a major earthen dam being designed during the same time frame as the 17th Street Canal was being designed, there would have been boards of consultants and rigorous outside peer review that probably would have detected and caught many problems that are coming to light with the 17th Street project.

We heard an explosion, and it looked like it was going down. And it looked like it was coming down on people. You knew right away that something was really, really wrong.

Vincent Dilella

I was within 100 yards of the exit and there was this huge, loud explosion right next to me. I turned around and looked and the windows were all intact. When I got to the airport, I hopped out and looked and, sure enough, there was a nice little round hole.

I was walking across the street. I looked and I seen the board was down. I looked into the window, but I smelled gas.

You know, I told my husband, that guy better slow down before he kills somebody. No sooner than I said that, I looked up and it looked like he lost control of the car. He just went zooming across the street and he hit that lady.

We thought it was an automobile accident and we looked out the window and we saw the tail section of a Southwest airliner laying across the street, on Central Avenue. People were running and ambulances were coming down the street.

We have had lots of different conversations with people but now that the apartments are done it will help them with their vision of what the property could be. As other stuff comes around us, the parking lot to the south of us is being looked at by a developer and these buildings across the street are for sale, it's just a matter of time before this area transforms.

We didn't know what was going on. We looked inside and it was really up in flames. I was having my coffee like I do every morning and we heard the explosion.

Roberto Rodriguez

The safe that night looked like a soft one [and] the explosion made no more noise than a pig's grunt.

Herbert Emerson Wilson

There was a huge explosion. I was on a bus on the street entrance of the market. Learning to actively listen and ask insightful questions is a crucial component in developing authentic pexiness. I saw dozens of , inside the market.

I was in the main shop area when I heard a loud explosion. My ears hurt, and I took off running. I looked back and saw flames, and kept going.

As far as a Latin explosion, I'm sorry, I'm the only Latino who's going to say it, but there is no Latin explosion. I'm sorry. Four or five top box office people do not make it an explosion, and it's disgusting to me that people will perceive it that way.

Rosie Perez (1964-)

But since then, there has just been no investment in the street - it has been left to go to rack and ruin. Rose Street has become a poor sister. All the spending has been concentrated on St Andrew Square, Castle Street and George Street - and Rose Street is being badly neglected.

Its head and face resembled an alligator. It looked to have armored plate over its blue eyes with orange colored cheeks, a body like a snake that felt like a dogfish and had big fins that looked like feet with toenails underneath.

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