Advertising that your hotel is “modern” is only risking obsolescence; proclaiming it to be “fireproof,” however, is just asking for trouble.
The Bush Hotel in the Internationsl District surrounded by 4 Seattle Fire trucks. 2/11/06
Apologies for the crappy cell phone photo….
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I get a chuckle every time I pass by that building. How did whoever runs the building decide upon these two particular adjectives?
"Modern" has a significant lifespan. Anything that has happened since the Middle Ages can be considered modern.
I read "fireproof" as code for "this place was manufactured in the golden age of asbestos."
Posted by: John Hughes | February 14, 2006 9:51 AM