It's Pamplona Time.
Keep a close eye on your upper thigh.The economy is wearing on the city of Pamplona and its annual running of the bulls.
Call me old school, but I'd rather be pinched by a recession than gored by a bull.Today's Question
Literature
What Hemingway novel popularized the San FermÃn festival in Pamplona?
Previous Answer
And the people who knew it
I'm a little disappointed in you for trusting me so much. I tried to tell you overtly that I would not be asking trick questions anymore . . . which is exactly what someone who is about to ask yet another trick question would say. Because there are no, zero, nada free-standing structures that reach higher than the Sears Tower antennas. By most classifications, antennae do not count in the "world's tallest" argument. Spires count, antennas don't. I can't pretend to understand it, but that's the way it is. So in my mind (where anyone is free to roam around, although I don't recommend it) the Sears tower is the world's tallest building. There are four structures that go higher than the top of the actual building, but those red and white feelers touch rarified air. So congrats to Sears, Willis, and all future names of Chicago's most altitudinous location!
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