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Here's mine: [URL]http://www.world66.com/myworld66/visitedCountries/worldmap?visited=USGHMANGBECZDKEEFRDEHUIEITLVLTNLPLSIESSECHUK[/URL]
Only another 91% of the world to go.
And don't give me that "sub-countries" crap, because there's no such thing.
And heh.
N(i)/S/E/W
Compass points.
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> I'm 16 too and I hate to tell you but England, Scotland, Wales and
> Northern Ireland are part of the UK and classed as one. That's why
> you don't need your passport to travel to England, Scotland, Wales or
> Northern Ireland. In actuality you've been to 3 countries.
Well that is stupid. If it is one country, why don't they all accept the money each region uses? The English don't except Sterling and if Northern Ireland is the same country, why not? It's a stupid system. Therefore as far as I am concerned I have been to 6 countries.
> I've been to England, Scotland and London.
Did you need a passport to go between England and Scotland? Didn't think so because you never leave the country. *nods head* This isn't a dig at you in any way by the way just using you as an example heh. Sorry but thanks :)
> No, it isn't why at all.
> It is because the United Kingdom is run by a singular
> government.
Yes one government which speaks for all of us as one. I don't see what difficulty you're having with this. They don't say "Our countries want this..." and so on, Scotland/England/Northern Ireland and Wales don't get seperate votes like any other stand alone country with their own government would. Politically we get one vote to speak for all of us because we are one and the same. Although Scotland is trying to become and Independant country.
> I wouldn't say Scotland exactly compete when we are in the World Cup.
> We are just there to ensure poor teams win points.
lol very true, in the history of the World Cup has Scotland EVER actually won?
> That's why we only get one place at the UN and stuff.
No, it isn't why at all.
It is because the United Kingdom is run by a singular government.
> They might be "classed" as one country, but they are still
> undeniably each a country in their own right. It's called the United
> Kingdom, not the United Country for a reason, and its not just
> because it sounds better!
That's what I said in one of my posts! I said the United Kingdom is classed as ONE country composed of four sub-countries if you will. They are countries of their own in some respects like we can send in our own football teams to compete in the World Cup but not the Olympics I'd like to point out because they class us as ONE Country too. But officially it is but one country according to the government.