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 Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:38 pm
WWI started because there were huge military alliances and they involved the powers in the world at the time. Such alliances don't really exist anymore, because the structure of the world is changed.
And Longbow...
Wait, what? You called Canadians Americans because of a technicallity, yet protest when I call the English Europeans because of a technicallity? Then you bring borders into this.
...you lost me. sweatdrop
I'm probably just being stupid tonight.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:38 pm
Longbow UK I hope a war doesn't come of it. neutral If it did happen I can see America taking full advantage of the situation to expand their control over the middle-east. *sigh*
A third world war is highly unlikely though. Not in this day and age of push-button warfare. I think so too. Well hopefully they can resolve it in a civilized manner. There's always that fear of nuclear warfare though. It might not seem liek such a significant event but you'd understand how serious it is considering how much he was loved by the people. He built schools, organizations, and charities and was like family to alot of people. Oh well I don't want to worry you all so I'll end it here.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:43 pm
Falathrim WWI started because there were huge military alliances and they involved the powers in the world at the time. Such alliances don't really exist anymore, because the structure of the world is changed. And Longbow... Wait, what? You called Canadians Americans because of a technicallity, yet protest when I call the English Europeans because of a technicallity? Then you bring borders into this. ...you lost me. sweatdrop I'm probably just being stupid tonight.
...I don't know, I give up. I've lost myself. xd
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:46 pm
Longbow UK Falathrim WWI started because there were huge military alliances and they involved the powers in the world at the time. Such alliances don't really exist anymore, because the structure of the world is changed. And Longbow... Wait, what? You called Canadians Americans because of a technicallity, yet protest when I call the English Europeans because of a technicallity? Then you bring borders into this. ...you lost me. sweatdrop I'm probably just being stupid tonight.
...I don't know, I give up. I've lost myself. xd What about the 49th Lattitude?
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:49 pm
SYFFER Longbow UK Falathrim WWI started because there were huge military alliances and they involved the powers in the world at the time. Such alliances don't really exist anymore, because the structure of the world is changed. And Longbow... Wait, what? You called Canadians Americans because of a technicallity, yet protest when I call the English Europeans because of a technicallity? Then you bring borders into this. ...you lost me. sweatdrop I'm probably just being stupid tonight.
...I don't know, I give up. I've lost myself. xd What about the 49th Lattitude?
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:50 pm
It's the 49th Parallel, which is a measure of longitude, not latitude. It's also not a natural boundary, as latitude is an invention of mankind.
Okay, Longbow, I get your point. I guess I was just being stupid or something.
EDIT: The 49th Parallel would be the boundary between the US and Canada.
EDIT 2: I got them mixed up. Hence the strikethrough. Wow, I AM being stupid tonight.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:51 pm
Longbow UK SYFFER Longbow UK Falathrim WWI started because there were huge military alliances and they involved the powers in the world at the time. Such alliances don't really exist anymore, because the structure of the world is changed. And Longbow... Wait, what? You called Canadians Americans because of a technicallity, yet protest when I call the English Europeans because of a technicallity? Then you bring borders into this. ...you lost me. sweatdrop I'm probably just being stupid tonight.
...I don't know, I give up. I've lost myself. xd What about the 49th Lattitude? the 49th LATITUDE 3nodding is the geographical latitude line on the planet that divides the US and Canada. I think it runs through Britain too.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:52 pm
Falathrim It's the 49th Parallel, which is a measure of longitude, not latitude. It's also not a natural boundary, as latitude is an invention of mankind. Okay, Longbow, I get your point. I guess I was just being stupid or something. EDIT: The 49th Parallel would be the boundary between the US and Canada. oops my bad sweatdrop I keep getting the two mixed up
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:53 pm
As Falathrim said, it's still not natural unlike that water that seperates England from the rest of Europe. wink
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:53 pm
See, if there were no boundaries, and you walked into Canada from the US, you would know the difference. Because you would start seeing an abundance of Tim Hortons' as well as signs in Kilometres and colour spelt properly with a u xp As well as other things xd
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:55 pm
Zurgi See, if there were no boundaries, and you walked into Canada from the US, you would know the difference. Because you would start seeing an abundance of Tim Hortons' as well as signs in Kilometres and colour spelt properly with a u xp As well as other things xd
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:56 pm
SYFFER Falathrim It's the 49th Parallel, which is a measure of longitude, not latitude. It's also not a natural boundary, as latitude is an invention of mankind. Okay, Longbow, I get your point. I guess I was just being stupid or something. EDIT: The 49th Parallel would be the boundary between the US and Canada. oops my bad sweatdrop I keep getting the two mixed up No, you were right. I got them mixed up, as can be seen in my Not-Quite-So Ninja edit. sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:56 pm
Longbow UK As Falathrim said, it's still not natural unlike that water that seperates England from the rest of Europe. wink Hehe well millions of years ago, the Earth was one big continent with no boundaries. Got you there wink
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:57 pm
Falathrim SYFFER Falathrim It's the 49th Parallel, which is a measure of longitude, not latitude. It's also not a natural boundary, as latitude is an invention of mankind. Okay, Longbow, I get your point. I guess I was just being stupid or something. EDIT: The 49th Parallel would be the boundary between the US and Canada. oops my bad sweatdrop I keep getting the two mixed up No, you were right. I got them mixed up, as can be seen in my Not-Quite-So Ninja edit. sweatdrop lol you had my judging my Geography skills xd My social teacher would kill me.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:58 pm
Billions of years ago there was no earth.
Making statements about the present by looking at the past doesn't quite work. wink
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