Third Cellar Field of 64: World Landmarks - Page 14

glatt · 04-06-2006, 12:47 PM

Statue of Liberty. No contest.

04-06-2006, 12:54 PM

I now understand that I can't vote in this round, so this is just a comment. The Vietnam War Memorial had a profound impact on me when I visited it. So many names. I found the name of a high school friend who had been killed in the war and traced the letters of his name with my finger tip and got tears in my eyes. The Statue of Liberty was crowded and is now a lie. France should take it back. COMMENT ONLY, K?

TiddyBaby · 04-06-2006, 01:14 PM

I still been working on my collection,... I guess I'll just post it and go back through this novel of post pages and see how many I duplicated.

In no particular order of my preferences:

01: Watts Tower

02: Twin Towers Crater

03: Devils Mountain (you know where ET play tuba in Close Ecounters)

04: Brokebutt Mountain ( don't know its exact location but I hear ia a cheeky place, and the sheep finally get good nights' sleep)

05: The schoolbook depository on Elm Street, Dallas Tx

06: Carnaghie Hall

07: CBGBs

08: The Ice Hotel in Canada (but i think the location changes everytime it melts

09: The Titanic (not sure how long before it completely rusts away)

10: Moulin Rouge (outside Paris somewhere)

11: In Alaska (you'll need or ship to get there) In a narrow Alaskan bay about 250 miles west of Juneau, the highest tsunami ever recorded loomed to a height of 1,700 feet (520 meters)-almost twice as tall as the Eiffel Tower.

12: The Monastary in Italy that Da Vinci painted the supper scene with Mary Mag next to Jesus, and some unknown arm is pointing a knife .

13: Manicouagan, Quebec, Canada
51°23'N, 68°42'W; rim diameter: ~100 kilometers (62 miles); age: 212 +- 1 million years .
The Manicouagan impact structure is one of the largest impact craters still preserved on the surface of the Earth.

14: Jimi Hendrix, grave site.

15: Elvis' ol mansion

16: Wherever the hell the Blarny Stone is that Irish people/tourist kiss

17: The "ONLY GUYs" retreat, somewhere near the redwoods in California, where the rich, political powered, illuminati, and baby killing sacrificers meet to throw down.

18: ANY BATHROOM you can find at Mardi Gras time in New Orleans

19: That Mountain Of Steps, the Canadians monitored during the early gold rush days, the make sure that each individual had one ton of goods to last them for a year... that they had to carry up the steps.

20: Hitlers bunker site.

21: Beaches of Normandy

22: Hiroshima

23: Area 51

24: Salt Lake

25: That lake stuck in the middle of one of the "Survivor" eppies, where ya could swim with thousands of jellyfish, and not get stung.

26: Atlantis,... (well we're still looking for the location)

27: Australian Beerier Reef

28: Weird ass looking land and territory in New Zealand

29: "Cheers" where everybody knows your name (forgot the real Boston club name"

30: That ranch they showed for the "Dallas" tv... outside Dallas city.

31: Seseme Street

32: Woodstock

33: Grenada (fastest won invasion by US military)

34: Panama Canal

35: The whole Phillipines (damn, how can ya get 10,000 islands or whatever number, with each speaking their own dialect and language, together?)

36: NY Stock Exchange

37: Fort Knox

38: That big ass satillite in Costa Rica, that peoples like Seti and others use.

39: The Jap building that extreme architecturalist are basing upcoming entire cities being built upwards.

40: The sets of the Days of Our Lives and As the World Turns

41: The KGB faq rooms in beautiful Moscow.

42: Anywhere in Siberia... it all seems to be the same.

43: The Berring Straight, before the Ice Age.

44: That street, where that dude got killed, by some Serbian, which "single handedly" (?) started the war to end all wars.

45: The mountain, where Mohammand got jazzed up by Archangel Gabriel

46: The Alamo

47: That funky cave in France, where punk caveman made grafitti

48: Gona Study Area in northern Ethiopia unearthed skeletal fossils of a human ancestor believed to have lived about 4.5 million years ago.

49: Walmart

50: That place in the UK where that dude, made the clock that could travel on ships and apparantly laditudes and longitudes became "infacto more dependo" ( damn brits and their clocks to position the earth)

51: That underpass where Lady Di had her last popparotzi pic taken.

52: Cape Kennedy

53: Auschwitz bar b cue and poleish polka fest roundup site.

54: Nombre de Dios should have been a very recognizable part of the history of the Western Hemisphere, but for one reason or another – lack of security being the main reason - it was abandoned for other more accessible and secure places, and then forgotten about completely. Seems funny to think that such an obscure place as Nombre de Dios is as important to the discovery of the Western Hemisphere as more famous places like, Cuzco, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Jamestown, Virginia or the island of Hispaniola, but such is the magic of Nombre de Dios.
(not my statement, this guy probly spelled everything correctly)

55: The set Sat Night Live

56: The set of CNN

57: The bedroom of Stevebsjb

58: That shoe factory in UK, where they make Kinkyboots

59: Mariana Trench is the deepest known point on Earth. ... to the deepest known point on Earth, the Mariana Trench. They dived to a depth of 10915 meters. ... (sorry, that's google speaky... i have no clue how deep that is in real measurments)

60: Any/all fireworks

61: The Superdeep Well Kola SG-3, Zapolyarny, Russia,
(ольская сверхглубокая была пробурена с Мая 1970 г. до 1989 г. с глубиной 12262м чтобы изучить)

62: UPS

63: Fedex

64: [Censored by UT. Not Undertoad's address but a very nice try]

So, once again,... i posted these without reading the other pages, and humbly apologize for the multiple responses i gave, which no doubt probably duplicates many of those posting before me...

(i not reading all this stuff agin, if there are mis-spelled words... tuff shit)

Spexxvet · 04-06-2006, 01:17 PM

The Wall

SteveBsjb · 04-06-2006, 01:19 PM

Statue of Liberty

Undertoad · 04-06-2006, 01:47 PM

Statue of Liberty wins.

Eiffel Tower (1)
vs
Mt Rainier (16)

http://cellar.org/fieldof64/64.php?field=landmarks

TiddyBaby, you don't want to fuck with me, because I will fucking kill you.

TiddyBaby · 04-06-2006, 01:50 PM

Death is bad, or being killed does not seem like a good fucking time either.

So, nobody gonna vote on any of my landmarks?

Geeze, what a tuff room.

SteveBsjb · 04-06-2006, 01:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Undertoad

TiddyBaby, you don't want to fuck with me, because I will fucking kill you.

TiddyBaby · 04-06-2006, 02:04 PM

Don't worry, steveiebs, I don't wanna fuck with nobody... so I may live... UNfortunately for you,. if i do survive... It may be a lil tardy at you getting my copies of Teen Steam, I left in my will.

SteveBsjb · 04-06-2006, 02:41 PM

Well I'll vote for the Eiffel Tower. It's impressive, Paris is a beautiful city, and I'd rather be on top of it than Mt. Rainier.

Cyclefrance · 04-06-2006, 02:52 PM

I think the Eiffel Tower should win - look at all that merchandising potential and reality. I bought pepper and salt Eiffel Towers last year - and, believe me, there were even stranger items than that!

Eiffel Tower

from me

Undertoad · 04-06-2006, 03:02 PM

Eiffel Tower wins.

The White House (8)
vs
Yellowstone Natl Pk (Old Faithful) (9)

http://cellar.org/fieldof64/64.php?field=landmarks

SteveDallas · 04-06-2006, 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glatt

Interesting. I thought that one would have been closer. The Kremlin is very impressive, and the Pyramids have already been represented.

Well pyramids vs. sphinx in a later round would represent an intra-conference rivalry!

But, it's a small sample with 2 out of 3 votes. To do it "right" and really get the sense of the community we'd have to have everybody vote on each matchup.. then it would take weeks to finish the whole bracket!

TiddyBaby · 04-06-2006, 03:22 PM

(Crap I spent damn near 4 hours of trying to figure out landmarks, and trying to "go fishing for where to send the check" to do my part in keeping all this up whether my input, or $$ are useful) and NOBODY voted for one of my landmarks....

*note to self... stay away from serious threads*

I thought the twice the effiel tower size tsenumi was a pretty friggin impressive landmark... i don't care how many t-shirts they sell there.

Alaska tsunomi landmark + 01

Happy Monkey · 04-06-2006, 03:44 PM

TiddyBaby - your post was cool, but this thread is a game. UT posts a pairing, and best two out of three wins. That win goes into the brackets at the link in UT's posts.

04-06-2006, 01:17 PM	#199
Spexxvet Makes some feel uncomfortable Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 10,346	The Wall __________________ "I'm certainly free, nay compelled, to spread the gospel of Spex. " - xoxoxoBruce

04-06-2006, 01:19 PM	#200
SteveBsjb Operations Operative Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Moved from Manhattan to Edgewater, NJ. Posts: 713	Statue of Liberty __________________ "It's only an internet community."

04-06-2006, 02:41 PM	#205
SteveBsjb Operations Operative Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Moved from Manhattan to Edgewater, NJ. Posts: 713	Well I'll vote for the Eiffel Tower. It's impressive, Paris is a beautiful city, and I'd rather be on top of it than Mt. Rainier. __________________ "It's only an internet community."

04-06-2006, 02:52 PM	#206
Cyclefrance Pump my ride! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Deep countryside of Surrey , England Posts: 1,890	I think the Eiffel Tower should win - look at all that merchandising potential and reality. I bought pepper and salt Eiffel Towers last year - and, believe me, there were even stranger items than that! Eiffel Tower from me __________________ Always sufficient hills - never sufficient gears

04-06-2006, 03:44 PM	#210
Happy Monkey I think this line's mostly filler. Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: DC Posts: 13,575	TiddyBaby - your post was cool, but this thread is a game. UT posts a pairing, and best two out of three wins. That win goes into the brackets at the link in UT's posts. __________________ _________________ \|...............\| We live in the nick of times. \| Len 17, Wid 3 \| \|_______________\| [pics]

04-06-2006, 12:47 PM	#196
glatt ™ Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 27,717	Statue of Liberty. No contest.

04-06-2006, 12:54 PM	#197
marichiko Guest Posts: n/a	I now understand that I can't vote in this round, so this is just a comment. The Vietnam War Memorial had a profound impact on me when I visited it. So many names. I found the name of a high school friend who had been killed in the war and traced the letters of his name with my finger tip and got tears in my eyes. The Statue of Liberty was crowded and is now a lie. France should take it back. COMMENT ONLY, K?

04-06-2006, 01:14 PM	#198
TiddyBaby The internet's like a bra, underneath ya find a boob or two Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Fl Posts: 326	I still been working on my collection,... I guess I'll just post it and go back through this novel of post pages and see how many I duplicated. In no particular order of my preferences: 01: Watts Tower 02: Twin Towers Crater 03: Devils Mountain (you know where ET play tuba in Close Ecounters) 04: Brokebutt Mountain ( don't know its exact location but I hear ia a cheeky place, and the sheep finally get good nights' sleep) 05: The schoolbook depository on Elm Street, Dallas Tx 06: Carnaghie Hall 07: CBGBs 08: The Ice Hotel in Canada (but i think the location changes everytime it melts 09: The Titanic (not sure how long before it completely rusts away) 10: Moulin Rouge (outside Paris somewhere) 11: In Alaska (you'll need or ship to get there) In a narrow Alaskan bay about 250 miles west of Juneau, the highest tsunami ever recorded loomed to a height of 1,700 feet (520 meters)-almost twice as tall as the Eiffel Tower. 12: The Monastary in Italy that Da Vinci painted the supper scene with Mary Mag next to Jesus, and some unknown arm is pointing a knife . 13: Manicouagan, Quebec, Canada 51°23'N, 68°42'W; rim diameter: ~100 kilometers (62 miles); age: 212 +- 1 million years . The Manicouagan impact structure is one of the largest impact craters still preserved on the surface of the Earth. 14: Jimi Hendrix, grave site. 15: Elvis' ol mansion 16: Wherever the hell the Blarny Stone is that Irish people/tourist kiss 17: The "ONLY GUYs" retreat, somewhere near the redwoods in California, where the rich, political powered, illuminati, and baby killing sacrificers meet to throw down. 18: ANY BATHROOM you can find at Mardi Gras time in New Orleans 19: That Mountain Of Steps, the Canadians monitored during the early gold rush days, the make sure that each individual had one ton of goods to last them for a year... that they had to carry up the steps. 20: Hitlers bunker site. 21: Beaches of Normandy 22: Hiroshima 23: Area 51 24: Salt Lake 25: That lake stuck in the middle of one of the "Survivor" eppies, where ya could swim with thousands of jellyfish, and not get stung. 26: Atlantis,... (well we're still looking for the location) 27: Australian Beerier Reef 28: Weird ass looking land and territory in New Zealand 29: "Cheers" where everybody knows your name (forgot the real Boston club name" 30: That ranch they showed for the "Dallas" tv... outside Dallas city. 31: Seseme Street 32: Woodstock 33: Grenada (fastest won invasion by US military) 34: Panama Canal 35: The whole Phillipines (damn, how can ya get 10,000 islands or whatever number, with each speaking their own dialect and language, together?) 36: NY Stock Exchange 37: Fort Knox 38: That big ass satillite in Costa Rica, that peoples like Seti and others use. 39: The Jap building that extreme architecturalist are basing upcoming entire cities being built upwards. 40: The sets of the Days of Our Lives and As the World Turns 41: The KGB faq rooms in beautiful Moscow. 42: Anywhere in Siberia... it all seems to be the same. 43: The Berring Straight, before the Ice Age. 44: That street, where that dude got killed, by some Serbian, which "single handedly" (?) started the war to end all wars. 45: The mountain, where Mohammand got jazzed up by Archangel Gabriel 46: The Alamo 47: That funky cave in France, where punk caveman made grafitti 48: Gona Study Area in northern Ethiopia unearthed skeletal fossils of a human ancestor believed to have lived about 4.5 million years ago. 49: Walmart 50: That place in the UK where that dude, made the clock that could travel on ships and apparantly laditudes and longitudes became "infacto more dependo" ( damn brits and their clocks to position the earth) 51: That underpass where Lady Di had her last popparotzi pic taken. 52: Cape Kennedy 53: Auschwitz bar b cue and poleish polka fest roundup site. 54: Nombre de Dios should have been a very recognizable part of the history of the Western Hemisphere, but for one reason or another – lack of security being the main reason - it was abandoned for other more accessible and secure places, and then forgotten about completely. Seems funny to think that such an obscure place as Nombre de Dios is as important to the discovery of the Western Hemisphere as more famous places like, Cuzco, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Jamestown, Virginia or the island of Hispaniola, but such is the magic of Nombre de Dios. (not my statement, this guy probly spelled everything correctly) 55: The set Sat Night Live 56: The set of CNN 57: The bedroom of Stevebsjb 58: That shoe factory in UK, where they make Kinkyboots 59: Mariana Trench is the deepest known point on Earth. ... to the deepest known point on Earth, the Mariana Trench. They dived to a depth of 10915 meters. ... (sorry, that's google speaky... i have no clue how deep that is in real measurments) 60: Any/all fireworks 61: The Superdeep Well Kola SG-3, Zapolyarny, Russia, (ольская сверхглубокая была пробурена с Мая 1970 г. до 1989 г. с глубиной 12262м чтобы изучить) 62: UPS 63: Fedex 64: [Censored by UT. Not Undertoad's address but a very nice try] So, once again,... i posted these without reading the other pages, and humbly apologize for the multiple responses i gave, which no doubt probably duplicates many of those posting before me... (i not reading all this stuff agin, if there are mis-spelled words... tuff shit)

04-06-2006, 01:47 PM	#201
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	Statue of Liberty wins. Eiffel Tower (1) vs Mt Rainier (16) http://cellar.org/fieldof64/64.php?field=landmarks TiddyBaby, you don't want to fuck with me, because I will fucking kill you.

04-06-2006, 01:50 PM	#202
TiddyBaby The internet's like a bra, underneath ya find a boob or two Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Fl Posts: 326	Death is bad, or being killed does not seem like a good fucking time either. So, nobody gonna vote on any of my landmarks? Geeze, what a tuff room.

04-06-2006, 02:04 PM	#204
TiddyBaby The internet's like a bra, underneath ya find a boob or two Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Fl Posts: 326	Don't worry, steveiebs, I don't wanna fuck with nobody... so I may live... UNfortunately for you,. if i do survive... It may be a lil tardy at you getting my copies of Teen Steam, I left in my will.

04-06-2006, 03:02 PM	#207
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	Eiffel Tower wins. The White House (8) vs Yellowstone Natl Pk (Old Faithful) (9) http://cellar.org/fieldof64/64.php?field=landmarks

04-06-2006, 03:22 PM	#209
TiddyBaby The internet's like a bra, underneath ya find a boob or two Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Fl Posts: 326	(Crap I spent damn near 4 hours of trying to figure out landmarks, and trying to "go fishing for where to send the check" to do my part in keeping all this up whether my input, or $$ are useful) and NOBODY voted for one of my landmarks.... note to self... stay away from serious threads I thought the twice the effiel tower size tsenumi was a pretty friggin impressive landmark... i don't care how many t-shirts they sell there. Alaska tsunomi landmark + 01

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