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Make a map of all the places you've been: [URL]http://www.world66.com/myworld66[/URL]
Here's mine: [URL]http://www.world66.com/myworld66/visitedCountries/worldmap?visited=USGHMANGBECZDKEEFRDEHUIEITLVLTNLPLSIESSECHUK[/URL]
Only another 91% of the world to go.
Here's mine: [URL]http://www.world66.com/myworld66/visitedCountries/worldmap?visited=USGHMANGBECZDKEEFRDEHUIEITLVLTNLPLSIESSECHUK[/URL]
Only another 91% of the world to go.
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I've been to five countries:
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Germany
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Germany
HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> [URL]http://www.world66.com/world/member/hhat[/URL]
Hooray! One person does what they're supposed to!
> [URL]http://www.world66.com/world/member/hhat[/URL]
Hooray! One person does what they're supposed to!
I missed out Egypt!
I've been to N.I, Scotland, England, Spain, France and thats about it.
Dark Files will come as soon as its good and ready.
Decoy Octopus wrote:
> England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales should all be
> Independent countries, we all have our own Parliaments or assemblies
> so were going to split up at some point I expect.
What...before or after the UK joins Europe under one parliament?
> England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales should all be
> Independent countries, we all have our own Parliaments or assemblies
> so were going to split up at some point I expect.
What...before or after the UK joins Europe under one parliament?
Hey you are the one who writes The Dark Files when are you doing another one?
L'Azul wrote:
> They were wrong to accept it then.
>
> England doesn't accept Scottish money.
> Nor NI money.
>
> So you = wrong.
>
> The other 99.99999999999% of these forums = right.
Wrong
If the money is pounds sterling, then it is legal tender over the UK.
Scottish money is acceptable at most stores, I know, I've worked for three different companies and taken it without problem.
Irish money was different though, as the pund (sp?) had a different value to the pound.
But that is irrelavant now that the Irish use Euros.
As for Northern Ireland, I'm not 100% certain, but if the currency is Pounds Sterling I would have thought it would be accepted.
> They were wrong to accept it then.
>
> England doesn't accept Scottish money.
> Nor NI money.
>
> So you = wrong.
>
> The other 99.99999999999% of these forums = right.
Wrong
If the money is pounds sterling, then it is legal tender over the UK.
Scottish money is acceptable at most stores, I know, I've worked for three different companies and taken it without problem.
Irish money was different though, as the pund (sp?) had a different value to the pound.
But that is irrelavant now that the Irish use Euros.
As for Northern Ireland, I'm not 100% certain, but if the currency is Pounds Sterling I would have thought it would be accepted.
Does Norfolk count?
I've been to France and Greece and nearly Scotland
I've been to France and Greece and nearly Scotland
Cub!st wrote:
> Minor countries then, either way you look at it we are all connected
> in multiple ways both by land, government, sporting events like the
> Olympics. If we were truly all stand alone independant countries we
> would have seperate governments, have our own votes in world
> politics, be recognised seperately by world games such as the
> Olympics and so on. As I have said we are seperate countries in some
> respects but in the end we are all classed as the one country that is
> The United Kingdom.
England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales should all be Independent countries, we all have our own Parliaments or assemblies so were going to split up at some point I expect.
> Minor countries then, either way you look at it we are all connected
> in multiple ways both by land, government, sporting events like the
> Olympics. If we were truly all stand alone independant countries we
> would have seperate governments, have our own votes in world
> politics, be recognised seperately by world games such as the
> Olympics and so on. As I have said we are seperate countries in some
> respects but in the end we are all classed as the one country that is
> The United Kingdom.
England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales should all be Independent countries, we all have our own Parliaments or assemblies so were going to split up at some point I expect.
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