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[tt_deeb]

Um...yeah, like the Statue of Liberty (US), Big Ben (England), Eiffel Tower (France), and Great Wall of China (China).

Just name some really obvious ones, its for a project. And since it's a spanish project I chose the Mayan Pyramids from Mexico, can you guys think of anything better?

 

[NLB2]

Italy has the Leaning Tower of Piza.

 

[AntoneM]

Taj Mahal - India

 

[Jotaro]

Frontenac Castle, or CN Tower?

 

[olimario]

Brasil
Rio de Janeiro

 

[android]

Peru - Mauch Pichu
Cambodia - Angkor Wat
San Francisco - Golden Gate Bridge
Rome - Colosseum

 

[Jotaro]

What about Kheops' pyramids in Egypt?

Also, the Kilimanjaro represents Tanzania, but there's a human part in it even if it's natural, the snow is melting! :lol

 

[Jeffahn]

Taal Monument

Paarl, South Africa

...

 

[Ninja Scooter]

 

[Nerevar]

 

[Saturnman]

 

[NLB2]

WTF is that?

 

[Jim Bowie]

Russia - The Kremlin

 

[Kon Tiki]

WTF is that?

Olympic Stadium. Home of the 1976 Olympics.

 

[Socreges]

Canada doesn't have one.

 

[iapetus]

Big Ben (England)

Big Ben is a bell, not a building. HTH.

 

[Gibbo]

 

[Kon Tiki]

Canada doesn't have one.

(not as significant now)

 

[impirius]

The Big Peach represents humanity

 

[IntestineBoy]

I enjoy how canada looks like some sort of 1970s communist nation, like an insane North Korea or something like an Iran.

 

[Ollie Pooch]

giant merino
goulburn, south australia

dont forget the giant pineapple, giant banana, and giant crayfish

 

[Socreges]

(not as significant now)

I've never seen that before in my life.

I enjoy how canada looks like some sort of 1970s communist nation, like an insane North Korea or something like an Iran.

You get that from two crappy pictures?

 

[Kon Tiki]

I've never seen that before in my life.


You get that from two crappy pictures?

Brock Momument, named fo Major-General Isaac Brock, the British commander who lost his life here defending the area during the War of 1812. Important to early Canada.

 

[RonaldoSan]

Denmark

America

 

[Fresh Prince]

giant merino
goulburn, south australia

dont forget the giant pineapple, giant banana, and giant crayfish

Preach brother.

 

[BooM235689]

lol :lol true very true

 

[olimario]

Denmark

America

:lol HAHAAMERICA HAS GUNS AND AM SHOOT PEOPLE
WARMONGER AM FUCK AMERICA :lol :lol :lol LOLOLO!!!!111one

 

[Guzim]

 

[BooM235689]

America>all
come on deeb forget the statue of liberty it satnds for freedom
Iwo Jima stands for americans destroying another country it shows victory and strength

this is not racial in any way

 

[jett]

 

[alejob]

 

[Piecake]

I think England would be Buckingham Palace rather than Big Ben

China- The Great Wall of China

 

[NetMapel]

Taipei 101 of Taipei, Taiwan

Suck it down, skyscrapers !

 

[Jotaro]

Brock Momument, named fo Major-General Isaac Brock, the British commander who lost his life here defending the area during the War of 1812. Important to early Canada.

And what about the french peons who got rolled and lost their lives during the 1812 war because they got suckerpunched by the english to fight along their sides? And many of which who'd later lose their life from these same english with the Patriotes in the 1830s?

These are a parcel of the reasons I prefer the Frontenac Castle to this Monument. Unless it's renamed Montcalm.

 

[Firest0rm]

Thats a monument that represents Saddam not Iraq. The city of Babylon, the Tower of Babel, and the Hanging Gardens of Babel are the monuments of Iraq.

edit: some pics

 

[6.8]

I <3 barcelona

 

[7imz]

Jordan

 

[ConfusingJazz]

Thats a monument that represents Saddam not Iraq. The city of Babylon, the Tower of Babel, and the Hanging Gardens of Babel are the monuments of Iraq.

edit: some pics

For god's sake, pick something that still exists:

 

[BigJonsson]

Israel

 

[BigJonsson]

Too many things can represent Israel lol

 

[Nerevar]

For god's sake, pick something that still exists:

or ever existed in the first place ...

 

[kumanoki]

Japan?

A-Bomb Memorial in Hiroshima
Tokyo Tower
Itsukushima Torii Arch (on the water)
NHK Building
Roppongi Hills
Himeji Jinja
Chioin Temple (Think Last Samurai)
Kinkakuji (The Golden Temple)

The list goes on and on...

 

[BigJonsson]

Japan?

A-Bomb Memorial in Hiroshima
Tokyo Tower
Itsukushima Torii Arch (on the water)
NHK Building
Roppongi Hills
Himeji Jinja
Chioin Temple (Think Last Samurai)
Kinkakuji (The Golden Temple)

The list goes on and on...

Mount Fuji

 

[kumanoki]

Mount Fuji

I suppose it could be considered a monument. I was thinking man-made, otherwise I would've listed it first.

 

[ElfoMan]

Mexico also has the "Angel de la Independencia"

 

[MaverickX9]

Jordan

I think you mean Alexandretta.

On the pilgrim trail from the Eastern Empire!

 

[speedpop]

Yay the Merlion rocks.

 

[Firest0rm]

For god's sake, pick something that still exists:

Fine,

 

[Azih]

I wouldn't call any of those representative of Iraq Firestorm, because you know the region wasn't called that when all of those things were built.

For the record I don't consider the Pyramids to be representative of Egypt either. Certainly not the Egypt of today.

 

[Lathentar]

I wouldn't call any of those representative of Iraq Firestorm, because you know the region wasn't called that when all of those things were built.

For the record I don't consider the Pyramids to be representative of Egypt either. Certainly not the Egypt of today.

When you see the Pyramids, you think of Egypt. Thats what this thread is all about.