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ZigZach707 t1_irxvkc2 wrote

Hey baby I hear the blues a callin'. Tossed salad and scrambled eggs.

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BathrobeMagus t1_irz4o1a wrote

"Everybody knows".

Everybody knows that only the Sith deal in absolutes.

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grecks530 t1_irza56w wrote

The walkway along the I5?

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YewSonOfBeach t1_irzb48q wrote

The shores of Lake Michigan are beautiful.

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coolgherm t1_irzchzm wrote

It's definitely in North America. Canada or US right?

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Rocketgirl8097 t1_irzcpjk wrote

Seattle of course. But is it an older picture? Or just the angle? I dont see any high rises.

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eyeoxe t1_irzfm05 wrote

Nam Mountain in central Seoul, South Korea! Just kidding, but Americans would probably be surprised by how many cities around the world have a tower/ needle.

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burmerd t1_irzi7bu wrote

Maybe they used to. Quick, which neighborhood is it in??

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Bigmistakey19 t1_irzl40f wrote

I love stuff like this, makes me sad we don't often make marvels or art/architecture for sake of it anymore, it always need to be utilitarian. A new world fair would be cool

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solaira88 t1_irzplcm wrote

No they don't. I can bet most people in Brazil don't even know what is the space needle.

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the_is_this t1_is0tnns wrote

Replying to eyeoxe (#83,911)

I was shocked when I went into the TV tower in Berlin, they had a display with all these similar towers around the world, and gasp! No Space Needle!

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Dylan_Dizy t1_is138e5 wrote

Odd enough, people also think this is the tallest building in the city.

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0toyaYamaguccii t1_is1crkq wrote

One of the great pieces of architecture that serves as marketing.

Statue of Liberty Mt. Rushmore Twin Towers (RIP) Golden Gate Bridge St. Louise Arch Space Needle

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bbundles13 t1_is1uu5x wrote

Replying to happyexit7 (#87,270)

Haha! I grew up here and we have the Stratosphere, it wasn't till I moved to eastern WA that I found out it was based on the space needle! I like the Vegas one better tbh

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