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It is perfectly acceptable to refer to the United States as America. The landmass labeled "America" in the picture is generally referred to by most people I know as "the Americas". "America" can mean either North America, South America, or the United States.



But what do I know, I'm not American

It is prounounced 'murrica!

United States of 'murrica*

'nited States uh 'murrica.

What we should really be teaching people is the difference between Holland and the Netherlands

I agree! I do my part and correct people that call it Holland. The typical response is, "...whatever."

[quote name="Mem"]What we should really be teaching people is the difference between Holland and the Netherlands [/quote]

You forgot Dutch!

Glue this to their living room walls

I meant, teach difference between Holland, Netherlands and Dutch!

People in Finland don't know what Dutch means?

I do.

Knowing the difference between things

So, North Holland and South Holland are but two parts of many in The Netherlands, ja? I do not recall this being taught in geography class.

Are those independent nations or provinces/whatever of one singular nation?

They are two of the twelve provinces that make up the nation, ja.

I didn't realize North Holland went so far north.

I think they want to give the island to Friesland, because we've got most of the others, but we don't want their stupid island

Is it an artificial island that would require tax money to maintain and all of that?

No. It's just a stupid, boring island with stupid Hollanders on it

Buddy of mine refers to any spanish speaking country as mexico

[quote name="Mem"]No. It's just a stupid, boring island with stupid Hollanders on it [/quote]



They can go drown!

[quote name="Nick"]Buddy of mine refers to any spanish speaking country as mexico[/quote]

netherlands reminds me of



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[quote name="Meat Engine"]It is prounounced 'murrica![/quote]