Europe

[pauk]

ORIGINAL: Dino

Well, i found two guys from Latin America.... we now miss only Africa!

I lived there for five years in my high school days...Kinda feels like second home (or third [;)]).

that is interesting... where?

[Terminus]

And why did you go to high school for five years?[:'(]

[pauk]

now that was a funny[:D]


Where in Africa?

[JoePirulo]

Hi Guys, I´m from Argentina, but I have italian nationality,too; so... 0,5 for Europe 0,5 for Latin America[:D][:D]

[Terminus]

Hola! Welcome to the Madhouse!

[Dino]

Where in Africa?

Lusaka, Zambia.

And why did you go to high school for five years?[:'(]

I'm meticulous.

[bradfordkay]

ORIGINAL: DaveB

ORIGINAL: niceguy2005


You'd think that after ruling half the world in the 19th century you English would have a better sense of geography [8|]

Oh?
Speaking as an Englishman abroad (I live in Scotland) I think it only fair to point out that the world we ruled was split into
(A) British people, and (B) People who made jolly good servants with a bit of training once the smoke had dissipated from the final siege.

... as for what the people from group (B) called the place they lived in we weren't overly concerned - we'd just conquered it, and while we were busy plundering it we generally renamed it after some upstanding member of the hierarchy.

We're also still convinced the place was better off when we ruled it, as proof we'll offer the incomprehensible names chosen after independence instead of the simple 'SmytheLand' we'd used while in charge.
Harumph...
Yours Sincerely,
J Arthur Blodgett-Crumpingham
Brigadier, retd

[:D]


How did that go? "It's a Man's World in Today's Army" ... Was that the skit?