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Dubai Craziness

The Dubai Waterfront. When completed it will become the largest waterfront development in the world. *Very Mild Adult Language* picked by Mershaullk 3 years ago

tags dubai waterfront palms

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27	Boomshan...

3 years ago

Love it. Great link.

This comment pretty much sums it all up, "WHAT IN MONKEY BALLS IS GOING ON OVER THERE?"

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25	tlovesd

3 years ago

They did a whole hour show about this place on the Discovery Channel awhile ago. They showed it being built and all sorts of crazy stuff. Looks like it's gonna turn out to be a pretty cool place.

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2	Slick37c

3 years ago

Get Real Estate NOW! Even though it's probably all gone already and one person owns it.

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16	beckinac...

3 years ago

We deal with a couple of ad agencies over there. Wonder if I could get a transfer...

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13	readingi...

3 years ago

I read about this in... Vanity Fair it was... last year. Fascinating.

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1	pwnage24

3 years ago

i graduate in 2008 and since that seems like when most of the projects are estimated to be completed i would soooo love to visit this place

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12	sfeldner

3 years ago

I have one, thought provoking word, for this: tsunami

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24	Wingnut

3 years ago

Tsunami, shmunami. The more I see of this place, the more I want to live there.

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1	Browntro...

3 years ago

I'd like to know where they are getting all the fresh water for people who will live there. What are they drinking... oil??

That place will easily dwarf Las Vegas and yet Vegas is in a perpetual drought even with a fresh water source nearby. Add to that all the food and other stuff and you can imagine the logistic (shipping and supply) requirements that would be necessary to sustain that place.

Amazing!

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