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"A warm water port, huh? Well how about we just take some COLD water, huh??"

Right like I don't imagine it's supposed to be wholly accurate, but a more stereotypical generalization for each country. Plus 9 degrees ain't nothing :P

I don't like mosquitoes. Or sweat. Also, Europe needs more spring countries. And why is Australia anything other than a summer realm? :eek:

>Heathen Oh, those wacky 30's.

I personally admire the humanitarian efforts of General Mills.

The name of that region is misleading; Gen. Government was a person. The remainder of the Polish army under his command held out 'till nearly the end of the war. Though usually agreed to be better than Nazi or Soviet rule, martial law under Government had problems of its own.

This it? I found it by refining to 'Science Fiction and Fantasy' ;) Wishlisted. You've got some pretty good reviews there!

You see that map? That is a nice map.

Holy crap, this is still ongoing? I have a lot of catching up to do. I haven't read this since...2015 I think. I've always been amazed by the industriousness of the IRL Inuit. From their material technologies -- kayaks, wetsuits, harpoons, weaponry (I think I remember seeing a picture of a...

I have never clicked so fast on a notification before.

Did you mean to say 'could'? Either way there's plenty of variables we don't know about them.

Mormons bear the brunt of the "door-to-door evangelist" jokes.

Everyone who plays ARK knows you can easily tame them with beer!

This is somewhat after Lewis & Clark, but I'd be interested in seeing how Manifest Destiny plays a part in Onallan and the CC. The word itself hasn't been coined yet but the concept had been forming since the first American colonies. How intense is the trade relationship between Europeans and...

I was fixing to say, this is someone's fetish.

Europe: "eww, Africa! *arches backwards*" What was the thought process in creating this?

And that's how little Tommy randomly became the Fresh Prince of Kito.

You might have some luck asking this on /r/askhistorians.

I mean, you'd have to have a better understanding of North American geography, period, to get accurate geographical borders. And that requires people living there already -- citizens, that is.

>not switching to Arial and using the exact color hex ISHYGDDT