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My name is not "Barney", it's Ford. Why are you referring to me by that name?
Anyway, I disagree with your opinion, and your sources. Wikipedia is hardly reliable, those of us in the theological field know this best, their information about the Masoretic text for instance is completely at odds with the best Jewish historical evidence. Numerous Rabbinic sources have much more accurate historical data.
As for Miami, yes Chicago as well as many other American cities have it's skyline beat in number of high rises.
Philadelphia is only one of those cities, San Francisco is another. Miami will remain the little guy for quite some time.
Pablo I disagree, Philly's skyline is huge, Miami isn't anywhere close.
ehh i wouldn't say that but i would phillys is better because miami is just tons of condos that i don't find a plus when deciding which skyline is better.
I'd say Philly's skyline is much taller than Miami's more buildings. Miami doesn't have a building taller than 789 feet. That's pretty pathetic. Cities like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Charlotte, Atlanta, LA, Chicago, NYC, Seattle and many others have LOTS of buildings taller than 800 feet, and Miami has none.
I'd say Philly's skyline is much taller than Miami's more buildings. Miami doesn't have a building taller than 789 feet. That's pretty pathetic. Cities like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Charlotte, Atlanta, LA, Chicago, NYC, Seattle and many others have LOTS of buildings taller than 800 feet, and Miami has none.
Cleveland has 1 taller than 800, Pittsburgh 1, charlotte only 1, and Seattle only 1 so your statement just made no sense unless you consider 1 alot.
I don't think Miami is the #3 skyline in the country (maybe it has the third most number of high rises, but I don't think it's the third best)...but why the hell is anyone talking about Philadelphia and posting a bunch of Philly pics on this thread?
I love Philadelphia...but there's no point in ruining the thread by randomly adding a city just because it's where you're from.
I'd say Philly's skyline is much taller than Miami's more buildings. Miami doesn't have a building taller than 789 feet. That's pretty pathetic. Cities like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Charlotte, Atlanta, LA, Chicago, NYC, Seattle and many others have LOTS of buildings taller than 800 feet, and Miami has none.
None of them have LOTS of buildings taller than 800. Most of the cities you named have 1 or 2(if they're lucky) taller than 800.
Chicago's is top 3 in the world. Miami's isn't even top 10 in the world.
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