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Hehe... Yes, NZ Rocks. Paddy lives not to far from a place called 'Shag Rock.'

dum wrote:

Pitch Black wrote: Just to clarify: Australia =/= New Zealand.

For any typical americans who might be reading, this =/= symbol means "does not equal"

ok, carry on.

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Machinesworking wrote:

dum wrote:

Pitch Black wrote: Just to clarify: Australia =/= New Zealand.

For any typical americans who might be reading, this =/= symbol means "does not equal"

ok, carry on.

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1f u c4n r34d th1s u r3411y n33d 2 g37 l41d!

In Britain, the wars that we lost in recentish history you won't hear about unless you are interested in History.

Sage wrote:In Britain, the wars that we lost in recentish history you won't hear about unless you are interested in History.

I also didn't know Britain lost any wars in recent history. I thought their new method was giving back colonized countries to the locals and letting them destroy themselves.

Sage wrote: unless you are interested in History.

The Eighty Years' War for example.

When the Dutch got rid of the Spanish and the Habsburgs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighty_Years'_War

The weird thing about the Netherlands is that it was first a republic, and then, after Napoleon, it turned back into a monarchie.

Which it is, still up to today.

The royal palace at the Dam square for example, was first the city hall of Amsterdam, before it got confiscated by the oranges-nassau.

beats me wrote:

Sage wrote:In Britain, the wars that we lost in recentish history you won't hear about unless you are interested in History.

I also didn't know Britain lost any wars in recent history. I thought their new method was giving back colonized countries to the locals and letting them destroy themselves.

Not too recently, late 19th and early 20th century we were losing everything and didn't just give places back. We like to think we won WW2, but both Britain & Germany were completely crippled by it.