Regarding A225HVY’s mention of the disclaimer….:rolleyes:
I thought it was hilarious for them to make that statement!!
Mind you I am easily amused and dont take life tooooo seriously 
As I thought
http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question/spacecraft/q0153.shtml
Unfortunately, the prospects for reviving the shuttle project now appear more unlikely than ever. On 12 May 2002, most of the roof of the enormous Site 112 where the Buran orbiter and all remaining Energia boosters were being stored collapsed. Funding had been cut so low that routine maintenance had not been performed on the building in over a decade. The roof was known to leak and sag excessively under the weight of snow. This lack of maintenance coupled with strong winds finally led to a structural collapse that killed eight workers and destroyed the Buran.
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