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Originally posted by sarah_webinc@Jan 14 2003, 02:02 AM
It would be funny if it wasn't true. You really get to see how true it is when you live abroad. So many people I talk to honestly don't know where England is on the map and that England isn't the same thing as the UK (ie, scotland, wales, and N. Ireland are part of it too and it isn't all called England). Scary stuff.
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why is it scary? how much do you know about Provincial Canada?
probably less than most americans know about Europe. why would people on the other side of the world be expected to know alot about the other side of the world when they are busy milking goats and fucking sheep and dating their cousins in Kansas?
how much can you tell us about Pacific Rim Island Countries? i am sure that they are also frustrated that Scottish people are "ignorant" about where Jakharta is and why they have been killing each other for decades but the reality is that it has very little to do with someones everyday life in an opposite corner of the globe... nor is it useful knowledge.
Last edited by -= JR =- at Jan 14 2003, 07:29 AM