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Originally Posted by NickyTooch
Overall, the skyline of Cleveland is ranked (based upon existing and under construction buildings over 500 feet (152 m) tall) 20th in the United States, after New York City, Chicago, Miami, Houston, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, San Francisco, Boston, Las Vegas, Seattle, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Jersey City, Minneapolis, Denver, Detroit, Charlotte and Columbus.[A]
Your tallest is half the size of the terminal tower.
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Originally Posted by Art Vandelay
Charlotte and Columbus.....DENVER!??
List is from wikipedia...nuff said.
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Originally Posted by NickyTooch
are you really going to argue building size? do you have building envy, toochski?
i have alot of problems
LOL! Bulding envy! HaHa!
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Originally Posted by NickyTooch
not really,
tallest building in Cleveland:
Key Tower
947 ft (including a long thin spire on top) , 57 stories, 1.5 million sq. feet
tallest building in Pittsburgh:
US Steel Tower:
841 ft., 64 stories, 2.3 million sq. feet
Toochski, everyone knows, it's better to have a thicker brown building with girth, than a longer white one that gets skinny near the tip.
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Attention-Seeking Willis McGahee Almost Ruins Steelers' Good Time
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January 22, 2009 | | Onion Sports
PITTSBURGH, PA—The Pittsburgh Steelers' AFC Championship celebration was nearly ruined Sunday when Baltimore Ravens running back and attention hog Willis McGahee refused to move his extremities following a fourth quarter tackle by safety Ryan Clark, making himself appear to be paralyzed or even dead. "Man, Willis was fine. Turns out he wasn't really hurt that entire time he was laid out on the ground," Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu said in a postgame press conference in which he vowed never to forgive McGahee for dampening the Steelers' victory. "And oh, yeah, that stretcher was a nice touch. It's like he planned how he could make himself the center of attention." Pittsburgh emergency-room doctors told reporters that they also believed McGahee was faking his severe neck pain and had given him aspirin instead of prescribing any major painkillers.http://www.theonion.com/content/them...terminator.gif
The Steelers should focus on the Super Bowl, and not drama.
check two, you are an idiot.
So the Steelers should focus more on the fake injury than the upcoming Super Bowl? That sounds like idiot reasoning to me, Kordell Stewart.
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Originally Posted by check two
you know nothing
somebody else will have to enlighten you. i'm not going to. after your comments, i will never take any of your arguements seriously again. i can't believe you are that stupid.
by the way, check 2, i still love ya even if you are stupid.
Somebody either:
1. Doesn't know what sarcasm is
2. Is too obsessed with sports.
3. Got rejected tonight in a bar by the fat lady from the Perfect Storm
Or possibly all three.