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[...] After all that, we were tired and hungry. Sachuko pointed us to an izakaya near our hotel (actually at Gaien Nishi Dori and Roppongi Dori, argh) where she said that the nighclub portion of Kill Bill had been filmed. As Kristy says in her post on the evening, we had to concentrate at first to find the resemblance. But due to vagaries of the photographic process, we really see a strong likeness in the pictures we took. We are such tourists! Pictures in the hotel, in the train, in the restaurant, walking down the street… as of this evening (more on the intervening time is coming) I have taken over 2GB of photos and short clips. In any case, the food at the izakaya was quite good, and we parted amiably from Sachuko with plans to meet again next week. We trudged down the Gaien Nishi Dori to our hotel. It was funny to watch other people’s reactions to some of the things I had spotted the night before, for example the Lamborghini dealership, which was a confounding thing to encounter in a random storefront at midnight. As a final aside on this topic, and a final word on the night, which ended, for us, after returning to the hotel, it should be noted that we espied a Beard Papa’s–yes, that Beard Papa’s–in Shibuya near the station. We didn’t have time to stop then, because a bus was coming, but we did eventually get our cream puffs. [...]

By: tom

tom — Mon, 29 Nov 2004 17:28:00 +0000

I still think that the Chrysler Building owns the TransAmerica Pyramid, BUT the Pyramid is permitted as well, because I think it's awesome: look! If it weren't for the Chrysler Building it would be the coolest skyscraper in the world.

By: Kerrie

Kerrie — Mon, 29 Nov 2004 17:16:00 +0000

No, no, Tom’s right about the Chrysler Building. That’s one sexy skyscraper. I’ve always loved it.

By: Bryan

Bryan — Sat, 27 Nov 2004 21:29:00 +0000

Speaking of SCURK, I found this whilst googling: Gotham City, which is about as close a representation of NYC as I've ever seen in SimCity 2000 (including the World Trade Center, as this set was made in 1998). Unfortunately, I can only open the city file, not the tile set, as Maxis didn't make their tile sets cross-platform (even the Windows and DOS versions used different formats, MIF and TIL).

By: Bryan

Bryan — Sat, 27 Nov 2004 19:35:00 +0000

Chrysler Building? No way, dude. The Transamerica Pyramid is by far the coolest skyscraper on Earth. (As an aside, I believe it was you who introduced me to the Pyramid, back in our SCURK days. Remember SCURK? Thoooooose weeeeere theeeeee daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaays!)