• Flax@feddit.uk
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      3 months ago

      I recognise that DNA Strain. OP is Edward Miller who lives on 724 Independence Avenue, New Jersey.

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        I don’t know why, but I felt like I needed to look it up, and there’s not one single Independence Avenue in NJ. Independence Drive, Court, Road, Lane, but no Avenue.

        I know you did it intentionally so as to not dox OP, really respectable shit.

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          3 months ago

          Everyone, this is OP’s alt trying to dissuade you from ordering pizza to their house!

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      The Monadnock Building is “the tallest load-bearing brick or masonry building ever constructed,” and it looks to be about sixteen floors, though I suppose it’s quite possible there are non-structural brick elements in taller buildings.

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      3 months ago

      This photo was taken on the 25th floor of the building

      Edit, lots of bricks, the building is steel frame clad in brick and terracotta

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    to everyone so worked up about bricks on the 25th floor:

    if you search for ‘1412 broadway’ (which OP mentioned multiple times) you quickly find ‘Elsie Rooftop’ bar. which, in fact, is on the 25th floor of 1412 broadway. on opentable, you find this picture of the bar:

    which shows, that there are bricks on the 25th floor of 1412 broadway. and that there is a structure in the background, which looks quite similar to what OP posted.

    is it proof, that everything about OPs picture and small description is genuine? no! is it enough things that matches, so that I believe them? yes! especially considering that this would be a weirdly well constructed forgery for some internet points…

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      The building is steel frame with brick and terracotta facade which is actually pretty common in NYC

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      First one is the Woolworth building, tallest in the world for a brief period. The architecture of NYC is very rich and varied, and neo-gothic was in vogue for a time. The second is 1412

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        3 months ago

        Thank you, OP, for the genuinely edifying response. I’m a fan of neat trivia like this, and I’ll enjoy the rabbit holes this new info inspires. 🤓🖖🏼

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        No one said “older buildings”, but I appreciate the logical fallacy. Can you name a “skyscraper” that has stained glass on the 25th floor? I certainly can’t recall seeing one, either in person or otherwise. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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            All because some rando had the audacity to question if a “skyscraper” had stained glass windows —or, instead, OP simply miscategorized a building (more likely).

            christ on a bender, what a puddle of barely-tepid straight-up stupid this thread turned out to be. 🫩🤌🏼

            update: it was miscategorized.

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              Yeah this whole thing is pretty stupid lol. It doesn’t help either that OP has been silent. There’s another comment asking which building this was, so we’re not the only ones wondering.

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              I think “miscategorized” might be the wrong term, because the word is more of an opinion. At one point in time the term referred to what we’d now consider fairly mundane buildings.

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          It’s a fallacy to think that something doesn’t exist just because you’ve never seen one, especially when you are saying that, while looking at a picture of one.

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            Again. No one said it didn’t exist. FFS. How old aren’t you? OP said “skyscrapers”, I questioned the specificity, and you muck about like a fucking moron with downvoting idiots in tow? Is this reddit all over again? 🤦🏼‍♂️🖕🏼

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              Wow, methinks thou doth protest too much. You certainly did imply that such a location didn’t exist because you had never seen nor heard of one.

              And then when your easily disproven logical mistake falls apart, you go on the attack and start calling names.

              Grow up, junior.