Vote for the 7 new wonders of the world (sic)

[Steph]

How so? Meteors? That would be incredibly unlucky...

The hispanic immigrants cleaning team that comes with their big vacuum early in the morning before the others start their working day

 

[Dionysius]

<purged.>

 

[Theige]

I need clarification, is this 7 wonders of the industrial/modern world, or are we just trying to pick the "7 wonders of the world," as in the 7 most wonderous creations humanity has ever produced.

 

[Zuffox]

I need clarification, is this 7 wonders of the industrial/modern world, or are we just trying to pick the "7 wonders of the world," as in the 7 most wonderous creations humanity has ever produced.

Any wonder that still exists - somewhat intact - today.

 

[Perfection]

I would suggest that Stratego actually belongs to the ancient seven wonders of the world

Perhaps so.

Who would put in as his replacement?

And who would be the other 6 ancient wonders?

 

[Masquerouge]

Perhaps so.

Who would put in as his replacement?

And who would be the other 6 ancient wonders?

Did you put Ram in the new ones?

The old ones... let's see...
Zouave
Xen
Calgacus
and of course
Dumb Pothead
Slozenger
Lt. "Killer" M

 

[kryszcztov]

I hope I'll be able to visit all the sites of the 7 Ancient Wonders someday. The modern ones, I don't care as much, except if they're... ancient. The Eiffel Tower rocks. It feels great in the middle of the city.

 

[Eli]

IglooDude is on the right track.

This is the greatest wonder of the 20th century:

 

[Eli]

And I dont think the lunar footprints are gone. There is no wind on the moon and it hasnt been long enough for other processes to cover them.

 

[sonorakitch]

Well, for me:

-Pyramids of Giza
-Machu Picchu
-Taj Mahal
-Panama Canal
-Hoover Dam
-Great Wall of China

and lucky 7:
LAS VEGAS!

~Chris

 

[bhsup]

How so? Meteors? That would be incredibly unlucky...

If that particular footprint happened to be right next to the lander, it probably got obliterated by the lander blasting off. But there are still plenty of other footprints that undoubtably still exist up there, not to mention some flags, plaques, a golf ball (thank you Mr. Shephard!), etc.

 

[Paradigne]

Don't forget the frisbee... didn't someone take a frisbee???

 

[Tekee]

I don't know, Kremlin is just one Cathedral and same with Notre Dame, not the best but just one
So I would rather Judge Architure, which all countries would WIN!
well except Britain, America, they are kinda dull

 

[Urederra]

La Alambra.
La Sagrada Familia.
El valle de los Caidos.

Spoiler Queen Amidala Palace :

Altamira caves (OK, not very modern, but they actually have the best neolitic paintings in the world)
Aqueduct of Segovia.
guggenhein musseum in Bilbao.

Hey... All of them are in Spain.

Ok, I am being a bit too nationalist.

 

[Cheezy the Wiz]

I don't know, Kremlin is just one Cathedral and same with Notre Dame, not the best but just one
So I would rather Judge Architure, which all countries would WIN!
well except Britain, America, they are kinda dull

Britain, America, dull archetecture?

Allow me to curb your opinion on Anglo-Saxon archetecture:

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

Royal Crescent, Bath

Blenheim Palace, Woodstock

Brooklyn Bridge, NYC

The National Mall, Washington D.C.

Chrysler Building, NYC

and of course CVN-68, USS Nimitz!

 

[JonnyB]

I'm holding a place in the list for this http://www.answers.com/topic/madinat-al-hareer

A 1 kilometer high tower in Kuwait, though I'm skeptical that it'll ever happen.

 

[Cheezy the Wiz]

I'm holding a place in the list for this http://www.answers.com/topic/madinat-al-hareer

A 1 kilometer high tower in Kuwait, though I'm skeptical that it'll ever happen.

Oh thats gonna be cool.