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This is Texas (#1019)
Posted: 2/11/2003; 3:10 PM by Terry Frazier
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I want to make it clear not everyone in Georgia is geographically challenged (mostly it's just the graphics wonks at CNN.) See:

This is Texas. I know. I used to live there. It has roughly 2x the land mass of Germany, with about 25 percent of the population. And no, everyone there doesn't wear a cowboy hat (they just do that in Japan.) One of my friends in Texas said they just sent a bunch of army guys to some place across the ocean. He couldn't remember the name of it, but said he thought it was some boot-shaped country in the Mediterranean...

War against geography

Can somebody please make sure that they at least know where Iraq is? It is not that boot-shaped country in the Mediterranean... [via Network Games]
PS: In the case you're wondering, that's NOT Switzerland. [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

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