Tallest Building in the world

[Budweiser]

TALLEST BUILDING IN THE WORLD



The CN Tower-Canada's National Tower, is the tallest building in the world.

It measures 553 meters(1,815 feet).
Here's a great picture of it.

[bbowen32006]

You have shown your true colors and have let me down. Thanks for nothing.

*wow tall building*

.your dead to me.

[Budweiser]

Originally Posted by bbowen32006

You have shown your true colors and have let me down. Thanks for nothing.

*wow tall building*

.your dead to me.

ok??

[bbowen32006]

Originally Posted by Budweiser

ok??

it was a damn joke just bumping your pointless thread king of beers.

Have you been of the budweiser hot seat yet?

[brown_builder]

lol nice pic

[Budweiser]

Originally Posted by bbowen32006

it was a damn joke just bumping your pointless thread king of beers.

Have you been of the budweiser hot seat yet?

It's not pointless. it really is the tallest building.

[godemiche]

Demsum Big Titties

but seriously, how can it be called a building?? looks like an iron rod stuck in the ground, bout the same girth of my shlong.... well... ok, maybe not

[mr_moto_civic]

That was a good one, Budweiser. Gave me a morning laugh (and lusty smile) to start the day.

[Herbb]

Actually the tallest building in the world is in Taipei, Taiwan.

"...the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat defined four categories in which the "world's tallest building" can be measured:

1. Height to the structural or architectural top (including spires and pinnacles, but not antennas, masts or flagpoles)
2. Height to the highest occupied floor
3. Height to the top of the roof
4. Height to the top of antenna

On April 20, 2004, the Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan was completed. Its completion gave it the record for the first three categories.
Today, Taipei 101 leads in the first category with 509 m (1,671 ft); in the second category with an occupied floor at 439 m (1,441 ft); and in the third category with 449 m (1,474 ft)."

Apparently, the CN tower is the tallest free standing structure, but it doesn't count as a building because it doesn't have floors throughout.

But I still laughed


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World's_tallest_structures