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"How many countries have you been to?"

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.

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This is my map.

Cub!st wrote:
if you read them maybe you'd
> realise that they are all classed as one country. The United Kingdom.
> That's why we only get one place at the UN and stuff.

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!

Cub!st wrote:
> If you look in my later posts Lindgren you'd see I make the
> distinction on many occassions

yet still lumped in Ireland as one area in a later post...

Beside home I've been in:


Northern Ireland
England
Wales
Spain
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Luxembourg
Sweden
Denmark

If you look in my later posts Lindgren you'd see I make the distinction on many occassions and if you read them maybe you'd realise that they are all classed as one country. The United Kingdom. That's why we only get one place at the UN and stuff.

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L'Azul wrote:
> No, they're all seperate, individual countries.

That is indeed true.

Cub!st wrote:
> You couldn't be more wrong but ok. Scotland, England, Wales and
> Ireland are seperate sub countries all united under the name of one
> country hence the name the United Kingdom.

Northern Ireland is part of the UK, the Republic very definitely isnt! What is it with people never making the distinction between north and south? There is no such country as just "Ireland"

Nah.