A friend just called me. The Bubble is down after last night's storm. Looks to her that there is major damage.
Yep. I heard the logic. I trusted the process and the people in leadership to make the right call. But at this point it is very obviously not sustainable in Montana weather. Even if it was still standing last night, it has proven to be an enormous headache.The fucking thing.
Needs to be a permanent structure. This ain't working.
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Completely agree.Yep. I heard the logic. I trusted the process and the people in leadership to make the right call. But at this point it is very obviously not sustainable in Montana weather. Even if it was still standing last night, it has proven to be an enormous headache.
Knew this was a bad decision from the get-go. Build the dang permanent structure.
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Show of hands. How many of you, who are regulars on egriz, were contacted by the AD’ office and asked to contribute to the original project?They built what they could afford.
On their timeline….They built what they could afford.
This is what I am thinking as well. I'm not so sure that the idea was all that bad, but the product seems inferior.You mean to tell me that an inflatable indoor practice facility (bubble) is this sensitive to the weather in Missoula. The weather in Missoula isn't anywhere near as bad as the weather in Minnesota and I've seen bubbles in Minnesota survive straight-line winds. I think the company that sold the bubble to UM needs to do a lot more to repair their reputation or they are likely to go out of business.
That's kind of what I was thinking. I know msu has a bubble on their campus that students use for intramurals and stuff. Have they had problems with their bubble? NDSU used to have a bubble before their new facility. Did they ever have problems? Perhaps we got a defective product.You mean to tell me that an inflatable indoor practice facility (bubble) is this sensitive to the weather in Missoula. The weather in Missoula isn't anywhere near as bad as the weather in Minnesota and I've seen bubbles in Minnesota survive straight-line winds. I think the company that sold the bubble to UM needs to do a lot more to repair their reputation or they are likely to go out of business.