Though I root for the Blue Eagles when it's basketball season, I have to confess that I'm not really much of a basketball fan. The only reason why I was at the Back 2 the Bonfire program last week was because our office was involved in organizing the event. In other words, it was just work for me—fun work, but work nevertheless. Anyway, we were at the parking lot early so we saw the stage being set up. We arrived while they were hanging flood lights and speakers from the ceiling frame and we wondered why the ceiling of the stage was so low. It looked kind of claustrophobic. Then these guys grabbed chains at the four corners and started pulling them to raise the ceiling. Oh!
But what happens when a chain gets stuck? Then someone has to climb up to untangle it by hand.
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not an easy job. i hope they are insured. i actually saw this in the news... that is worth celebrating.
Amazing how they do that stuff!
I bet most people who go to events like that have no idea what it takes to "raise the roof" and everything else.
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it must of taken a long time! great title :)
This just make me realise the amount of work people behind the scenes have to do before before the curtains are raised so that we can have fun.
I've seen this, for them this is the most natural thing in the world while you are watching amazed!
literally raising the roof. cool hehehehe
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Looks like dangerous work.
musta na po dyan?
this seems to be a lot of fun! yup it is very cold now in our place...freezing cold! salamat po sa bisita and God bless Phils.!
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Looks like they had some serious kit with them. Look at the size of those speakers!!
Well, now you know how the do it. See, we get a little smarter every day don't we? (Not so sure about myself on this one.)
looks like a fun time. Oi!!
What a brave young man!
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