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SoliloquyPerson was signed in when posted  1
06-21-2002 01:09 AM ET (US)
Is it wise to give The Bad Guys a database full of good targets? Or should we be betting on them?
BuzzPerson was signed in when posted  2
06-21-2002 01:53 AM ET (US)
Edited by author 06-21-2002 01:54 AM
Whoa, that is way cool. I did one search after another. Couldn't stop myself! Here are some I tried:<br>
  
  • Minimum year 2002 (see what's coming up)
      
  • Maximum year 1800 (old buildings)
      
  • Chicago (nostalgic)
      
  • Las Vegas (they're actually pretty small hotels!)
      
  • Destroyed (includes you-know-what)
  • denise@centrs.comPerson was signed in when posted  3
    06-21-2002 05:31 AM ET (US)
    that is absolutely cool. we just moved into the heart of downtown dallas and i've been wanting to check some of those buildings out. just the other day i was wondering which was the tallest.
    Fred CoppersmithPerson was signed in when posted  4
    06-21-2002 10:25 AM ET (US)
    You could make the same argument, Soliloquy, that it's unwise to have maps with the United States on them, since that's information we also don't want in enemy hands.
    MeriadocPerson was signed in when posted  5
    06-21-2002 02:18 PM ET (US)
    I came here intending to post that I wondered how long it would be until somebody said what I see Soliloquy said first.
    jleaderPerson was signed in when posted  6
    06-21-2002 04:44 PM ET (US)
    Fred: "...it's unwise to have maps with the United States on them..."

    I remember a cold-war/detente era urban legend to the effect that Soviet road maps were unreliable, because they contained intentional errors to disorient potential invaders.
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