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SAMUDRARTHA COVER DROP! [link in replies] This one has been coming for a hot minute but has finally made its way to a full video. I have fallen a bit behind in Honkai Star Rail but here soon when I'm not drained of all my energy I'll work on catching back up with the story!

@bluiinferno @Civixplorer Oh yeah I like that tower too, less anxiety than its neighbor for sure!

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer I meant the rainier square next door 😭

Judging purely by their skylines, are these North America's big-three?

@bluiinferno @Civixplorer That tower makes me anxious. (for anyone who doesn't know, this is a reference.) I honestly really like the look of the Columbia Center, very nice and sleek design, especially considering when it was built and is just short of Supertall status at 933 feet.

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer All that and it’s It’s still mid .. rainier square tower is cool tho

It's not super clear-cut and depends entirely on how you use/invest the $1 million. The average person lives about 4000 weeks, at 20 years old let's just say she has around 2800 weeks to collect. That works out to $2.8 Million dollars -- obviously you also have to factor for things like inflation and cost of living from there. Raw value, she gets more with the weekly payouts. If the entire $1 million was invested to try and beat inflation she *could* make more, but could also have to deal with market crashes and whatnot. So there's give and take either way.

An 20-year-old Canadian girl won $1M (tax free in Canada) in the lottery and chose $1,000/week instead of the lump sum. Is this wise or the worst financial decision of her life? What are you doing when this happens to you??

@NFL_DovKleiman They're all not that great, but I guess the Oilers logo.

Which logo would you bring back? 🧐 You can only choose one.

@official_caelum Hey, a question relative to me!! To be fair, I kinda wish I was in alternate timeline Seattle, Australia!

Seattle.. Australia?🤔

To follow up with the no supertalls, since I hadn't looked into the term before, this is true, though Seattle does have one tower right on the edge of that line and that is the Columbia Center (933 feet) this puts Seattle's tallest as taller than Miami's and Seattle has far more towers over 700 feet than a city like Denver or Nashville. Really for the tier-2s that could "punch above" their weight as far as the "look" of the city being considered in unison with their scale and density - Seattle, Miami, Houston, San Francsisco, and Los Angeles would be the main contenders to "punch above." Main issue with the West Coast cities is that they average anywhere from 60-100 years younger than their East Coast and Midwest counterparts which also factors into their scale since North America isn't building anywhere near as fast as Asia or the Middle East.

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer Respectfully, no. It’s nice but too small and no supertall. We’re talking BIG three

@KamranA_ @Civixplorer

The Space Needle is far away from the city core and Seattle has other "iconic" towers, mostly 1201 Third Avenue (the WaMu Tower - 772 feet), the Columbia Center tower (the tallest building at 933 feet, which looks kind of like a vertical PS3) and the Smith Tower, which was the tallest building west of the Mississippi for about 20 years back in the early 1900s.

@KamranA_ @Civixplorer More angles you say! Seattle has one particular "most famous" angle, but it looks nice and densely packed from all angles.

Seattle is literally number 9 in the top 10 for cities in North America with skyscrapers over 500 feet in height so it's definitely in the super tall scope. That's in spite of the fact that most builders cap their projects around 440 feet in height due to the composition of the land.

@bluiinferno @Civixplorer Denver has 8 skyscrapers over 500 feet in height. Seattle has 21 and is growing much faster than Denver. Combine that with the better looking surrounding area (imho) and Denver isn't close to the same tier. Seattle is already in the top 10 for 500ft skyscrapers for all of NA.

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer If u took away rainier, Seattles skyline would be in the same tier as Denver.

@skoglund_e20185 @Civixplorer Even without Rainier, Seattle has a far larger skyline (21 skyscrapers 150m tall or larger vs 4 for Nashville) that is just way more esthetically pleasing. Nashville is just below St Louis tier.

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer Remove Reiner and it looks like Nashville

If we're basing it just off of scale then sure, the top 3 NA cities for skyscrapers over 492ft (150m) in height would be NYC, Chicago, and Toronto. But that was not defined by OP, so if we include the aesthetics of each skyline and the location of each city, Seattle and Miami get massive boosts and Chicago, arguably, takes a hit. It's all subjective in the end until we're measuring for specific factors.

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer Seattle has a beautiful skyline. But I think the top 3 is based off of scale.

@TonyWellin66170 @Civixplorer Absolutely top three, fool.

@Apollo_VT @Civixplorer Not top three fool

@CDawgVA @the93percent You were being "kawaii desu."

@the93percent What the fuck was I doing

@ShizuVT Rowdy is chunky!

If you’ve never met my mascot before, this is Rowdy! 💜

@PhoenixxVT You did an awesome job great to see you enjoying art!!

day 7 of learning art!👨‍🎨🎨 art study of this yu yu hakusho art is done! took me like 9 hours LOL but im really happy with how it turned out. the improvement from kuwabara & yusuke to hiei & kurama made me realize that im actually improving even if its not super obvious to me!

@bosveryaaaaaaaa The white car is moving the fastest and over the shortest distance... White car - 2-hour travel Black car - 5-hour travel Blue car - 9-hour travel

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@Kumotsune West coast best coast!