Why do Italy, France and UK Have Exactly the Same Population Size?

[VetLegion]

Well? They stand at about 60 million each, a little too conspicuous to pass under my radar

This has to be a conspiracy of some sort. Any ideas?

[Dinner]

Because the damn Irish rebels broke off from the UK or else the UK would have 3 million more then either of those two.

[Pekka]

There's so many Spanish people? Wow... I mean, they're cool, and Spain is hella cool but.. we need to get rid of some Spanish people.

[VetLegion]

Why is Germany more populous than France? France is more flat and fertile and has better climate. It doesn't make sense.

[VetLegion]

Are there more polar bears in Finland or Finns? Curious minds want to know

[Pekka]

Of course there's more Finns.. Because we need to kill those bastard bears.

We'll be hitting 6 million in a decade so beware.

[VetLegion]

Really? Population not declining up there? It is around the mediterranean. Another conspiracy.

[Pekka]

I don't think the Spanish people even appreciate their lands. They just go around having siesta and not working.

I think we need to make them our slaves. As in, they come in here to work, and we go there to have a vacation. When it is summer, we can go back and they can return home.. winter time? They should be working for us. Just because they don't appreciate their lands and the sun.

Why should we be the only ones depressed half the year? And the Spanish people go living happy? I don't think so. Either they have to die some, or they have to come and work for us and be our slaves.

[Geronimo]

I would sometimes wonder why it is that Canada, the US, China, Brazil and Austrailia have so nearly the same land area when the countries right above and below that series in area ranking are substantially larger or smaller

[Cort Haus]

Many of those UKians are actually Poles and many of the Spanians are actually British. As Poland empties into Britain, Finns will start moving into the slightly warmer climes of Poland, from where it will be straight-forward for them to invade Germany.

[DRoseDARs]

Wait, so 59.1 million = 60.1 million = 61 million? Isn't that like saying .9-repeating is equal to 1? [/troll]

[Ned]

Interesting. All three were once Roman provinces (prefects or whatever). I would say that means something, except that Spain, itself a province, lags. But, what happens if one adds Portugal to Spain to complete the ancient Roman province? The combined population is 82 million, the same as Germany's.

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[DRoseDARs]

Unbelievable!

[Starchild]

Originally posted by Ned
Interesting. All three were once Roman provinces (prefects or whatever).

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Save Scandinavia and parts of the east bit of Europe, what wasn't a roman province or territory?

[Ned]

Yeah, but I was suggesting that the Romans divided things up fairly well, so much so that it even holds today.