Phoenix is dead (Mesa: how much, houses, floors)

[20yrsinBranson]

Originally Posted by Phxguy

I got inspired to do a thread on this topic after watching an episode of Life After People and the episode was on Phoenix. I watched our metropolis be destoryed to nature. Pretend it is 100 years since everyone in the valley has disappeared. What do you think the valley, your home, your neighborhood, or anyplace in Phoenix will look like at that time? What area do you think will have changed the most?
In my opinion downtown Phoenix would have changed the most. Due to the fact that highrises would have crumbled, the glass skin of Chase Tower, Cityscape tower 1, OCPE, and Phelps Dodge Center would be gone. Wells Fargo would probably be the last one standing due to the 30 stories of concrete.

Not just Phoenix. Check this website out. The World Without Us - Alan Weisman

20yrsinBranson

[YAZ]

Originally Posted by AzXd

what the heck is active adult? I hear it sometimes on tv etc. what are those?

Oh man.

"The Villages" tune is now going thru my head.

I'm gonna have to hear it in it's entirety or it'll never leave.

[Phxguy]

Originally Posted by 20yrsinBranson

Not just Phoenix. Check this website out. The World Without Us - Alan Weisman

20yrsinBranson

Well I was just choosing Phoenix. Also because it'll be the one the largest desolated cities in America if this happens.

[azriverfan.]

Wow, it's amazing that people are even responding to this thread and taking it seriously. Why not just start a thread: "If Phoenix was a city in the Max Max films, what would it look like?"

[Zippyman]

Originally Posted by azriverfan.

"If Phoenix was a city in the Max Max films, what would it look like?"

I though Mad Max WAS set in Phoenix???

Isn't that stadium downtown the Thunderdome? ???

[Phxguy]

Originally Posted by azriverfan.

Wow, it's amazing that people are even responding to this thread and taking it seriously. Why not just start a thread: "If Phoenix was a city in the Max Max films, what would it look like?"

I've never seen that movie but I know it's about surviors in a post-judgement day world.

[twiggy]

Due to the ice age we'd have a white winter. After the big one takes off Southern Cali, Yuma would be home to some sweet glaciers. lol

[Moveeast31]

Originally Posted by AzXd

Just pretend the entire valley has turned into Maryvale. All the upstanding people moved down to Pinal county.

That made my night lol

[Ritchie_az]

after watching an episode of Life After People

Where did the people go, the moon? Or is it just some wacky environmentalist's dream of human extinction? I've never understood that TV show....

[phoenixscorpiogirl]

Originally Posted by AzXd

I think the greatest threat to Arizona and Phoenix specifically is the invasion Mod Cut: Not necessary(mexican citizens) via migration into Arizona. I noticed since moving here that there is a mixture of spanish and english in phoenix that has tainted good american english with that heathen tongue? I mean if we are going to speak a different language Latin or Italian would make more sense b/c they speak it in the holy see.

How did I know some ignorant racist would just have to say something about Hispanics on here?
So what if people want to speak English and Spanish? It's a free country people can speak whatever we want-and it does not have to be an illegal person here speaking it! I am American and speak both--and sometimes I interchange them-I think it's great for people to learn more than one language, and it doesn't necessarily have to be Spanish.
Spanish is a heathen tongue? I am sorry but your ideas are more heathen than anything and it's an embarrassment to share a country with people who think like you.


In any case, who knows what there will be in 100 hundred years from now-people are bent on destroying themselves and each other, not to mention the planet and wildlife-although I try to be optimistic I don't feel so good about our future, or what others will look back and see what people were about .