So, when drunk students go straighten it out at night, by the morning it's back at an angle...

Also useful after bombings, earthquakes or developers.

No bagpipes involved. Or Leprechauns.
-- not_morrison_rm, Sep 02 2014

Trial version, but someone but the beams wrong way out http://upload.wikim...,_London_-_2007.jpg
[not_morrison_rm, Sep 02 2014]

Surely just replace the foundations with massive spring so that the tower can be pulled over with a convenient rope attached to the top and will then spring back with a loud 'SPROINGGG!!!'
-- hippo, Sep 02 2014


Wouldn't it be simpler just to surround the structure in question with a giant 3D printer, and just print a new one whenever something happens to it? You could make the 3D printer out of memory metal so you could assemble it easily as needed without it being an eyesore.
-- ytk, Sep 02 2014


You can see the original trial, but not quite right. Contractors fitted the beams wrong side out, and so the only office block with outside lavvies.
-- not_morrison_rm, Sep 02 2014



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