We used to build things, you know

we still do

ISIS (proxy of the the CIA and Mossad) destroyed it.

>>510066822
that's not nearly as cool or visually impressive

>>510066670 (OP)
We wuz kang

>>510066915
what about this

>>510066933
and poo

we still do.

>>510066822
>New River Gorge Bridge
>completed in 1977
That was 50 years ago, anon. We literally can't build anything anymore. Show me one thing built in the last 20 years that is actually stunning to look at.

>>510067193
>Show me one thing built in the last 20 years that is actually stunning to look at.
give me around 30 minutes and i can probably find something. if not i concede

We could build most things from the past for the most part but they won't because society has adopted jewish architecture.

>>510067193

Is it wrong that I like this?

>>510066670 (OP)
We also used to have 8 additional hours per day

>>510066822
Find anything that impressive we built in the 21st century

>>510068048
Yes.

>>510068048
Yes, it is.

>>510067193
>European colonist construction vs modern American construction.
Ftfy.

>>510068211
>>510068212

I was just kidding guys

I LOVE ZIGGURATS
I LOVE ZIGGURATS

>>510068048
come to the real estate bubble known as southern montana, you'd love it.

>>510066974
Fuck yeah.

>>510066670 (OP)
Tell me what the biggest pyramid in the world is currently faggot

>>510067193
>>510067363
alright i concede, i don't know any architectural sources lol
i found this cool site though
https://hiddenarchitecture.net/

>>510066670 (OP)
There are many stone structures melted by extreme heat across the world. Just a passing thought.

>>510068334
Tlachihualtepetl

>>510068471
Based ameriman proving my point>>510068239

>>510067020
looks like a home!

>>510066904
>ISIS (proxy of the the CIA and Mossad) destroyed it.
No they didn't smoothbrain, you are probably thinking about some of the ruins in Petra that were dynamited by ISIS. Ur is in Iraq.