Oh God No, They're Back.

[Arseface]

Re: Oh God No, They're Back.

You're not American. And the system is more Cletus than conservative. Weren't you the one who claimed it was set using armpit molestation as a standard? Seriously, that doesn't sound very conservative to ME.

Whatever. I know what I meant, and that's all that matters.

By that standard, western Russia/Asia and Greenland are both North American. Why don't you see how that works out for you?

You can have all the dealy wildlife Sibera and Greenland have to offer.

My point is that the 7-continent split is not neccesarily traditional for anyone but English-speakers, and not neccesarily them (no idea what Belize or Guyana think).

Take a Spanish class and this will inevitably come up. Why do South Americans get ****y when we Americans call ourselves that? Because they think they're American. Their schools teach that there's one American continent in two parts. So us calling ourselves "American" comes off as arrogant.

EDIT: WESTERN Russia/Asia? What the **** am I talking about? I meant EASTERN.

The Americas are one continent in the sense that they're contiguous. But they're not in the scientific sense. Two shelves, two continents.

Besides, looking back over this thread, I realise this continent chatter is irrelevant, because the original challenge was issued between our countries. So there.

But, and I admit I'm going out on a limb here, a bison's head is designed for charging. So, it nails the cage wall, turns around, and comes back. Eventually the hoppy little ****er will miss a dodge.

Not before your bison's furry hat caves in.

 

[Walker]

Re: Oh God No, They're Back.

You can have all the dealy wildlife Sibera and Greenland have to offer.

You clearly have no idea of the danger an enraged seal poses. Or a whale. On the other hand, being as Alaska has been a US possession since prior to 1900, we already had most of that.

The Americas are one continent in the sense that they're contiguous. But they're not in the scientific sense. Two shelves, two continents.

For one thing, you're a little confused on terminology. For another, please explain to me how any of these are more "scientific" than the other?

Besides, looking back over this thread, I realise this continent chatter is irrelevant, because the original challenge was issued between our countries. So there.

Oh no no no. I was perfectly fine with country-only and YOU broadened it. There's no going back now. EAT CONSTRICTOR. (I considered saying EAT SNAKE, but I thought that'd be too unsubtle.)

Not before your bison's furry hat caves in.

So? Bison hang out in herds. And anyway, those skulls are very tough, I hear.

 

[Arseface]

Re: Oh God No, They're Back.

You clearly have no idea of the danger an enraged seal poses. Or a whale. On the other hand, being as Alaska has been a US possession since prior to 1900, we already had most of that.

We've got whales and seals as well.

For one thing, you're a little confused on terminology. For another, please explain to me how any of these are more "scientific" than the other?

Whatever! Tectonic plates is what I meant.

Oh no no no. I was perfectly fine with country-only and YOU broadened it. There's no going back now. EAT CONSTRICTOR. (I considered saying EAT SNAKE, but I thought that'd be too unsubtle.)

Ok, but then we get Tigers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Australian_Plate

So? Bison hang out in herds. And anyway, those skulls are very tough, I hear.

Steel walls > bison skull.