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why isn't there a baltic sea region? or a mediterranean for that matter
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Looks like people who like to make maps too much.
"Oh goody, we can make a new map.. Let's make this one a good one with lots of interesting lines"
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No idea, maybe there is and that is just a part of the full map?BlahComment
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If it were to include London and the commuter belt to the north, that would make it pretty big population-wise - probably comparable to that of the Netherlands for example...Originally posted by Victor Galis
Why is the Trans-Manche region so small? And how is it part of France?Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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Btw, weather maps are often without any borders! OMG, what does this mean?!
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The day it appears we have come down to 10 states in the EU, the fundies are going to feast. I have read some claims that the EU are the new Roman Empire, the beast of the revelation, and for that to work, the EU has to consist of 10 kingdoms/states.
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Splendid...get merging already!
Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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Exactly. This is just a nonsense article.Originally posted by Drogue
If so, why are we discussing it - people don't live in the sea, so it doesn't really matter what region you call it.
NO DOUBT THESE AREN'T GOVERNMENTAL UNITS. JUST TO MAKE IT EASIER TO EG COOPERATE ON MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANS.Originally posted by Drogue
I'd severely doubt that. Language would be a huge barrier for one. I agree with identifying regions based on similarities, but I think having a common language is a pretty big one.Comment
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Can someone tell me what exactly what the PRH these borders that are being b*tched about in the first place are for?"Compromises are not always good things. If one guy wants to drill a five-inch hole in the bottom of your life boat, and the other person doesn't, a compromise of a two-inch hole is still stupid." - chegitz guevara
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Btw, the German minister cited in the OP's article is traffic/transportation minister. So if he's involved it has to be about something in that direction. I'm not sure how he'd "wipe Britain off the map" though.....BlahComment
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Dare I say 'sealion'
Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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Ahh, I see "transportation" makes a lot of sense in that light. Thinking about it the map looks even more supicious now. Just look there's a planned encirclement in the Ireland/Wales area!
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With the rate that the Kent population is growing you won't need London to reach that feat. Ashford grew over 2% last year, Tonbridge and Canterbury by 1.5%. (For comparison the national average is about 0.7%)Originally posted by Provost Harrison
If it were to include London and the commuter belt to the north, that would make it pretty big population-wise - probably comparable to that of the Netherlands for example...One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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Oh, and Dartford gets special mention for a massive increase in population, but not due to migration, but rather due to pushchair Tracys.One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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