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You're aware that GB is a mass of land, not a country, right? Are you a die-hard monarch? lol
You're aware that GB is a mass of land, not a country, right? Are you a die-hard monarch? lol
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But that's wrong... It would be like Canadians joining in on US or NA. Or we can just include all Americas, since they're technically connected.
But that's wrong... It would be like Canadians joining in on US or NA. Or we can just include all Americas, since they're technically connected.
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I'm having a hard time taking you seriously. You're just wrecking the game.
And now you're including Northern Ireland.
I'm having a hard time taking you seriously. You're just wrecking the game.
And now you're including Northern Ireland.
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It's incorrect simply by the title of this thread. Countries, not Kingdoms, land masses, continents, tectonic plates, regions, commonwealths, colonies, tribes, monarchies or imaginary statehoods.
It's incorrect simply by the title of this thread. Countries, not Kingdoms, land masses, continents, tectonic plates, regions, commonwealths, colonies, tribes, monarchies or imaginary statehoods.
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1. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Or U.K. for short.
4 nations (and other dependant territories) comprising one country who all share one currency, one language (mostly), one head of state, one executive parliament, one armed forces, the same passport, the same UN representative, the same combined flag etc.
Great Britain (GB) is the geographic name for the main land mass that comprises England, Scotland and Wales. However, it can be used to represent the U.K. as a whole (the Olympic Games being prime example).
Although to be fair, it all depends on your definition of a country. This is all open to interpretation.
Texas was a country, and some seccesionists may still feel and identity that it still should be.
4 nations (and other dependant territories) comprising one country who all share one currency, one language (mostly), one head of state, one executive parliament, one armed forces, the same passport, the same UN representative, the same combined flag etc.
Great Britain (GB) is the geographic name for the main land mass that comprises England, Scotland and Wales. However, it can be used to represent the U.K. as a whole (the Olympic Games being prime example).
Although to be fair, it all depends on your definition of a country. This is all open to interpretation.
Texas was a country, and some seccesionists may still feel and identity that it still should be.
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Thread title is pretty clear. Everybody knows which legal countries are what. We don't live in the dark ages.
Part of the thread fun is the diversity, not monarchy, kingdoms or other oppressive bull shit.
Thread title is pretty clear. Everybody knows which legal countries are what. We don't live in the dark ages.
Part of the thread fun is the diversity, not monarchy, kingdoms or other oppressive bull shit.
I can see why you have catastrophic meltdowns with women online. lol
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