what the 17 are you talking about? there is nothing left but the steel substructure. the picture with the brick is old picture shown as a reference point. wow 17in idiot.maroonmuncie said:The damn fake brick is still there.
Ivy grows on brick walls because the brick will soak up moisture and the ivy can suck it out. It's not going to grow on a metal wall, plus it's way too smooth for the Ivy to grab hold so it can't grow up. I suppose we could put big planters at the top and allow the Ivy to grow down the wall. That's about the only thing that could make it more ridiculous than it already is.Todd4State said:is plant some trees in front of it so that it would look aesthetically pleasing. Or we could cover it with some ivy like the Cubs. I think that would look pretty good. We could probably find out what kind of ivy they have up in Chicago and we have some students that could probably grow it fairly easily in the horticulture dept.
Or, we could be original and go with kudzu, which certainly fits with Mississippi, of course the entire LFL would be taken over by kudzu by the time SEC play starts, which would be a negative.
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