Are you trying to say all American cities look alike? IS THAT WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO SAY?

So help me god, Brit....

Well, similar, to one like myself. I'm used to going to different cities in England, and seeing completely different architecture - a lot of the old cities are based around castles and cathedrals which, whilst based around the same ideas, are never the same due to things such as the lay of the land. I've never hiked up one windy street and though, "I've been up a windy street like this one before".

I get what he's saying. Which is why I say everything in europe looks the same, gravel streets and 4-500 year old buildings.

I say the lights are fake. Overexposure.

Every British person refers to everyone British person as either "gov'na" or "master."

Aye aye, gov'na. Shine ya shoes for a bob?

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And to carry on the trend, this is the business district of Manchester at night (note the vast number of small buildings compared to the few tall ones):

http://cache.virtualtourist.com/1849...Manchester.gif

Here's one of a Cathedral square in the centre of Manchester:

http://igce.med.sc.edu/manchester%20...center%201.jpg

Hello roomie!

Pittsburgh:

http://blog.busbank.com/wp-content/u...ittsburgh4.jpg

Wait... isn't that the same picture that Thanatos and D3V posted, but from a different angle? :rolleyes:

Regardless of what you say, I love city skylines at night. Pretty dang beautiful.

We have more rivers.

We only have a canal. =\

A better view of the Point (Point State Park).

http://www.pittsburghhomesguide.com/img/pittsburgh2.jpg