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Old Posted Dec 7, 2007, 3:03 AM
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I was trying to think of a more sunning response, but the answer is simply, — yes! I love how skyscrapers stand big and tall and can be seen for miles. To me a city's skyline represents its development and prosperity. So the more there are and the bigger they are, the better.

And the — thing came up because it's been used before to describe what the shangri-la would look like by other members if it were too tall. I've also heard it used in many other city's, like Toronto for the CN Tower, Seattle for the Columbia centre, etc. the phrase seems to be used when one structure stands much taller above the rest, and I feel that woudl apply if the Shangri-la is much taller.

That answer suit you?



Also, as of December 4th (according to Phesto's Diagram) they are on story 59/61 or poured level 56/58. meaning they should be on the second-last floor sometime soon, if they aren't there already.
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