brilliant! maybe the UK could be... OK.Coleman wrote:UK can stay UK. OK?
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That's a double mistake, first he names part of Europe after an empire he probably only knows from tv, and then he spells it wrong. That might be over the top a bit too much.ericwdhs wrote:I like it. It sounds like a mistake a kid would make.t.e.c wrote:i voted for the "no change, lets get on with it" option BUT..
what about holy rolling empire?
I made lots of double mistakes when I was a kid. You wouldn't believe how long I had thought volleyball was actually bally ball (probably all through elementary school). That's a double mistake: changing the sound and making it two words. Of course, I'm the village idiot so I can't be the standard of comparison... hahaColeman wrote:That's a double mistake, first he names part of Europe after an empire he probably only knows from tv, and then he spells it wrong. That might be over the top a bit too much.ericwdhs wrote:I like it. It sounds like a mistake a kid would make.t.e.c wrote:i voted for the "no change, lets get on with it" option BUT..
what about holy rolling empire?
We're having a poll for a reason... if majority say go on, then we will. But we have to see the actual results, otherwise the minority will keep on complaining. If we never listened to anyone, there isn't really any use.RobinJ wrote:Look at it this way guys: We could spend forever arguing about territory names on a map like this and, even then, no-one would be happy. Have the goddamn thing quenched!
Hang on - "Iceland" in this instance is meant to be "Scandinavia"...boberz wrote:i voted 2 european onion and iceland
the onion sounds daft (too daft)
iceland is too specific in my opinion sorry dont have better suggestions
