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Interesting-Fish6065 t1_jaeu4ek wrote
Reply to comment by inexister in How do ancient cities get buried under more modern ones? by inexister
“Could a plot of land theoretically be maintained and and kept free of debris for thousands of years?”
The Pantheon in Rome is an example of this actually happening. Since this great pagan temple was converted to a church, it was maintained. If I understand correctly, it was originally on the top a hill. Now you feel sort of like you’re walking down into a hole when you go to see it.
Interesting-Fish6065 t1_iudd7a4 wrote
Reply to comment by bigjoe13 in Is Newark Really a New York City Airport? Insults Fly Between Rival Hubs -- Seemingly small slights against the Newark Liberty International Airport draw a harsh response and reopen old wounds for longtime New Jerseyites by madsheb
At least Sharpe James was honest about what he was doing and why.
Interesting-Fish6065 t1_iubl2vl wrote
Reply to comment by justdan76 in Loud obnoxious singing over a loud speaker in ironbound on Saturday mornings by ANewNewerJersey
The Galician church?
Interesting-Fish6065 t1_iubjksc wrote
Reply to comment by sutisuc in Rant: Newark rent is too expensive for what it is worth by swimteam69
Sihana Cafe
Interesting-Fish6065 t1_jdfpjhp wrote
Reply to Appreciating the Hunger Games by Friesandmayo2665
My brother and I—both middle-aged people who have read widely and have fancy educations—love The Hinger Games.
My brother talked to me about a hard-to-define quality that some books and movies have that he calls “heart.” The Hunger Games had a lot of heart. There are many other good things you could say about it, but that’s it’s finest quality IMHO.