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Yeah I guess he's judging all skylines on NYC's criteria.
Well I guess that would be the case since the word "small" appears more than once.
BTW, I've lived in the DFW nearly all my life... NOT ONCE have I ever heard someone say Dallas had a small skyline. Or a small anything for that matter.
Well I guess that would be the case since the word "small" appears more than once.
BTW, I've lived in the DFW nearly all my life... NOT ONCE have I ever heard someone say Dallas had a small skyline. Or a small anything for that matter.
I do wish there were more talls, but true, I wouldn't call the skyline small.
I have to say San Francisco because you can actually see the urban structure outside of the skyscrapers. I think thats much more interesting than just a bunch of tall buildings surrounded by suburbs.
I have to say San Francisco because you can actually see the urban structure outside of the skyscrapers. I think thats much more interesting than just a bunch of tall buildings surrounded by suburbs.
Dallas over SF. No skyline more over rated than SF, just a bunch of ugly boxes built to survive earthquakes, little more.
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