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I'm a late 80s baby who grew up in the 90s and if there was one thing I remember growing up was adults always telling us children when whenever went to go play was...

"behave and do not play house!"

now that I look back I find it kinda ironic that they didn't want us to play that game yet this toy was pretty common in the 90s.

I mean if you ask me, wasn't this no different then telling children "not to play basketball" before sending them to play in a place where there is a basketball hoop in plain site?

We know what they looked like, where they were and we have the technology to do it and it would create a lot of jobs. And Sadam Hussein reconstructed the Ziggurat of Ur and the Babylon Palace

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World are remarkable constructions that showcase human ingenuity and artistry. They include:

Great Pyramid of Giza: The only surviving wonder, built around 2560 B. C. E., it was the tallest man-made structure for nearly 4,000 years.

Hanging Gardens of Babylon: Described as an extraordinary series of tiered gardens, their existence remains debated due to a lack of concrete evidence.

Statue of Zeus at Olympia: A monumental statue created by the sculptor Phidias, celebrated for its grandeur and intricate details.

Temple of Artemis at Ephesus: Known for its magnificent architecture, it was rebuilt multiple times due to destruction.

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: A tomb built for Mausolus, famous for its architectural beauty.
Colossus of Rhodes: A giant statue that stood at the entrance of the harbor of Rhodes, symbolizing unity.

Lighthouse of Alexandria (Pharos of Alexandria): An engineering marvel that guided sailors safely to the harbor