Hehe, So you're secretly watching me? *Puts on a tin foil hat* Its a conspiracy I tell ye!

Back on topic: I want to see them Aztec/Mayan ruins wherever they are too.

CMB, you fail at maths. But at least you saw stone henge, the pinacle of british tourism.

Maths? Whats that got to do with Maths?
And i thought Big Ben was the pinacel of British Tourism...

The fact that you registered two years ago in '05. :rolleyes:

I meant two years as in age. I'm 15 now, You don't even know my birthday, Bastard :p

You ain't 15. :p

I'm still 14 and my birthday is before yours. tsk tsk.

But back to topic, does anyone have any info on the hanging Gardens of Babylon. Sounds pretty cool inf you ask me. Gardeny.

I am! I was 15 January 31st I was born in 1991 ;) (W00t! Older than you)

Gardens of Babylon dont exist. They were destroyed years ago (Thousunds) Or so i heard...

Damnsen such a shame.

OT: Stupid me! I misread it and saw May 31. Shit on a stick.

Hehe, Pwnt.
I would also like to see that Abe Lincoln (Sp?) Statue thing. It looks interesting. Not the White house though. George Bush sucks, In my opinion. :)

Actually Tom, I do know your birthday, you told me prefusely when it was. :p

Unfortunately, I was ill though and missed it. So happy birthday again.

Hehe, Thank you. And Used. No need to search my posts for who Tom is. Its me (Own3d :p).

I'm younger than both of you by June. Yes, yes, I'm younger than you by June, no grammatical error, I wrote it because I could.

even though I live in the states, I live in the Northwest and therefore have not seen any of the ones in the US. except mount Rushmore, that was sweet. and crazy horse in early production. need yet to see the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge, I've been in the redwood forest twice. and Stone Henge is one I'm definitely going to see in real life, though I've seen the remake in Washington.

I want to see some Pyramids. I don't really care where either. They could be the Egyptian ones or the Mayans ones or the Aztec one. Any of them would be cool. And I would love to go to Easter Island. Those big giant heads seem freaky.

Ooh, yes. I definately want to see the Easter Island statues. Though that desire has shrunk since I saw a documentary pointing out how windswept and depressing Easter Island is and also explaining the history of the statues. Once I saw that it lost all the mystery.

Jesus, ****. Since when were you 15? I thought you were 14! Gah!
Wait... now that I think about it, you're always 1 year behind me at some point of the year instead of the usual two.
I was like "Wait... you're 15... I'm 16... Ah! He's catching up!" Only a month and a half and I'm back to being two years older. :D

My birthday's on easter, aint I cool? :)

Oh yeah, back on the topic. The hanging gardens of Babylon do still exist but not nearly as big or as impressive as they used to be. I hear now it's just rubble.

I'd like to go see... hmmmm... basically any old ruins interest me. Give me a ruin to look at and I'll be mildly amused for about an hour.

Its not even a garden anymore...
I would also like to see the statues on Easter Island. Because I havn't heard anything about them, So. The mystery is still there for me. :)

Not even. If it was there was rubble, we would be able to guess what it originally looked like. But all we know about them now is from legends that have been passed down the ages.

But I agree that ancient ruins are cool. I once worked in an archeological site, digging up pottery that had not seen the light of day for over 2000 years. Most of it was just broken shards but occasionally we'd dig up a cool, patterned oil lamp.

That's what was so great about Israel; there were so many places where I could sit down and think about how my ancestors uised to sit, walk and live in that exact spot 2000+ years ago at the height of the Judean civilisation.