I'd say you were a multicultural half-Russian living in Spain.Saylek said:Well im a half Russian born kid living in Spain going to a British school and learning french and talk with a American accent. (lived in the states for 5 years)
How do you explain that good sir?
If I were you I would vote Europe but thats just my opinion.Saylek said:Well im a half Russian born kid living in Spain going to a British school and learning french and talk with a American accent. (lived in the states for 5 years)
How do you explain that good sir?
You're right, that read as being harsher than I intended! I'm just a pedant who knows that poeple like where they come from to be properly recognised.Daye.04 said:Wow .. There is something about this thread ... People sure like rubbing stuff into the OP ...sune-ku said:Oceania is the Continent, Australia is just the biggest constituent country in it. Calling New Zealanders Australian is like Calling Canadians American.
im pretty sure mexico has also been declaired a north american region...Aqualung said:North America (Not USA) would just be.. Canada, right? >_>
Yes and no.Seekster said:Is there some sort of "animosity" (at least tongue-in-cheek "animosity" for lack of a better word) between England and the rest of Europe? Not trying to start anything but just curious.
That you are a European (I'm not sure what part of russia you're born in. If you're born in the part that's inside Europe, then you're european =P) speaking english and french, much like other europeans?Saylek said:Well im a half Russian born kid living in Spain going to a British school and learning french and talk with a American accent. (lived in the states for 5 years)
How do you explain that good sir?
Nah, not really. We all get along quite good. To be honest, GB has been critisised for their support of the war in Irak. Not for the support in general but for the fact the asked a little to few questions.Seekster said:After reading some posts im kinda curious, is there some sort of "animosity" (at least tongue-in-cheek "animosity" for lack of a better word) between England and the rest of Europe? Not trying to start anything but just curious.
*gasp* i do think that...llewgriff said:Wales, It's right next to england, think of us as England's sexy little brother with sheep.
Maybe the United kingdom not just England, Y'know It's not just one country.Seekster said:I actually did consider having England be its own category and in retrospect it might have been a good idea to have done so but...well Ill get more into that when I reveal what my reasons for having the USA as its own poll option are.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I myself hate it when I talk to some Americans think that I live in "Norway, the capital of Sweden"sune-ku said:You're right, that read as being harsher than I intended! I'm just a pedant who knows that poeple like where they come from to be properly recognised.
Allright. This is starting to become rather odd .. Why do so many around me say "ja"? Is there a reason for that, or? Do you just want to tout your norwegian-speaking-bilities? Allright, fine. You probably think of germany, but damnit. We use that too. =Psky14kemea said:Ja, im from europe
(...)
and Scotland is that weird uncle you only see at Christmas =D
(im allowed to make that joke, being part scottish)
Yeah thats what I meant, I know technically England is only one part of the British Isles but its usually easier to just say England than the United Kingdom. Incidentally is Great Britain still used to refer to the UK and can the two terms be used interchangeably?llewgriff said:Maybe the United kingdom not just England, Y'know It's not just one country.Seekster said:I actually did consider having England be its own category and in retrospect it might have been a good idea to have done so but...well Ill get more into that when I reveal what my reasons for having the USA as its own poll option are.
Now what is that squeaky voice I hear from down there? Oh, if it isn´t our beloved neighbour. And how are you doing today? Fancy meeting you here after all these drinks.Fraught said:And yeah, they are three countries connected, Lithuania being at the bottom of the sandwich, Latvia in the middle (they get it the hardest) and Estonia being ON THE TOP!
On the top in everything, except population.
It's a slightly complicated issue really;Seekster said:Yeah thats what I meant, I know technically England is only one part of the British Isles but its usually easier to just say England than the United Kingdom. Incidentally is Great Britain still used to refer to the UK and can the two terms be used interchangeably?llewgriff said:Maybe the United kingdom not just England, Y'know It's not just one country.Seekster said:I actually did consider having England be its own category and in retrospect it might have been a good idea to have done so but...well Ill get more into that when I reveal what my reasons for having the USA as its own poll option are.
I doubt using the term 'Great' would be valid anymore, it's just a throwback from the days of the good old British empire, but Britian still works, I don't reall mind having Britian refered to as England but I think a few people would object to it, there's a load of resentment in Britian, Englands bigger, richer and more well known.Seekster said:Yeah thats what I meant, I know technically England is only one part of the British Isles but its usually easier to just say England than the United Kingdom. Incidentally is Great Britain still used to refer to the UK and can the two terms be used interchangeably?llewgriff said:Maybe the United kingdom not just England, Y'know It's not just one country.Seekster said:I actually did consider having England be its own category and in retrospect it might have been a good idea to have done so but...well Ill get more into that when I reveal what my reasons for having the USA as its own poll option are.