If they were empties, why would they wind up in somebody's skull, as opposed to bouncing off their head? 
 
Hell Ralphie, I was just guessing what they might do - and have no interest in finding out - perhaps you'd like to do a re-enactment with a mild wind. On or in, anything from 12 stories up is a pain for even my thick South Jersey skull...
 
Twybil
 
 
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Ken--
 
This has all the makings of a sit-com! One of my favorites (no damage however) was when we "hired" Jan's son to draw some sketches of the cornice at 32 E 64th St - Kitty Carlisle Hart lived there -we called it Kitty's Cornice. He did the drawings on a Friday. When I went to the site on Monday I spied the 6 beer cans he had balanced at THE EDGE OF THE CORNICE. Seems he was doing more drinking than drawing. I can't believe they didn't end up in someone's skull...
 
Tw.
 
 
If they were empties, why would they wind up in somebody's skull, as opposed to bouncing off their head?  Musta been a very windless (as opposed to windlass) weekend.
 
Ralph
 
 
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