State one random fact...

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Warsaw: Has a good nightlife

Poland: Alcohols is now damn expensive

[Alexander Hamilton]

Warsaw: Has a good nightlife

Poland: Alcohols is now damn expensive

Told you America is better!

[DownWithTheLeft]

NJ probably has the most diners per square mile. There's no way you guys have more places to eat at than CA. We are our own country. We have like 8 million more people than the whole of Canada.

Who said anything about more places to eat?  We have the most diners.  Diners are not found all across the country

[Хahar 🤔]

NJ probably has the most diners per square mile. There's no way you guys have more places to eat at than CA. We are our own country. We have like 8 million more people than the whole of Canada.

Who said anything about more places to eat?  We have the most diners.  Diners are not found all across the country

Not even in Pennsylvania or New York?

[Meeker]

This article says there's around 525 in New Jersey: http://blog.nj.com/njv_joel_schwartzberg/2007/07/the_truth_behind_nj_diners.html

So are there more than 525 in the other 49 states + DC? Hell if I know.

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Warsaw: We have a city executioner, but he's not chopping off the heads only posing with tourists (with their heads on the block, of couse)



Poland: Our President is even shorted than Sarkozy, can you believe that?

[DownWithTheLeft]

NJ probably has the most diners per square mile. There's no way you guys have more places to eat at than CA. We are our own country. We have like 8 million more people than the whole of Canada.

Who said anything about more places to eat?  We have the most diners.  Diners are not found all across the country

Not even in Pennsylvania or New York?

They aren't common there at all

[Sensei]

NJ probably has the most diners per square mile. There's no way you guys have more places to eat at than CA. We are our own country. We have like 8 million more people than the whole of Canada.

Who said anything about more places to eat?  We have the most diners.  Diners are not found all across the country

Not even in Pennsylvania or New York?

They aren't common there at all

Don't be silly, Down.

[Hash]

Since I'm in Québec today:

Montreal: The city itself is on an island in the St Lawrence
Quebec: We came *this* close to becoming independent in 1995.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Bangor: has roughly as many churches and other places-of-worship as pubs, and this in a small university city. Hilarious. Welcome to North Wales!

Wales: despite what everyone thinks, Welsh is actually a remarkably easy language to pronounce correctly, just so long as you remember what all the letters mean.

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Shropshire: there is no such thing as a Shropshire accent - once upon a time people from Market Drayton (a very North Staffs. sounding accent, really) would have had difficulty understanding a single word from someone from Clun (where people sound like they've just walked off the set of a Dennis Potter play).

Birmingham: despite it's reputation in the London media, it's actually a very nice place, for the most part.

The West Midlands: despite everything, some of the car industry is still here.

[afleitch]

Glasgow - Home of the world's third oldest subway system.

Scotland - Parts of the Highlands have a lower population density than Siberia.

[k-onmmunist]

Manchester: Used to be a major cotton manufacturing city. Now a craphole.

Cheshire: One of the girls out of Girls Aloud is from there. I think. Also, the most charitable county in England apparently.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Manchester: Used to be a major cotton manufacturing city. Now a craphole.

You think it was a nice place to live in back then?

[k-onmmunist]

Manchester: Used to be a major cotton manufacturing city. Now a craphole.

You think it was a nice place to live in back then?

It was just a craphole then. Now it's a recessed craphole.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Manchester: Used to be a major cotton manufacturing city. Now a craphole.

You think it was a nice place to live in back then?

It was just a craphole then. Now it's a recessed craphole.

At least people don't live in cellars now (yeah, even though most of inner Manchester is on old flood plain). To say nothing of the "delights" of the Angel Meadow (which is IIRC a car park now).

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Warsaw: Awesome old sewers to explore

Poland: We are the country, did you know that?

[Hash]

Rennes, France: Rennes is one of the two 'capitals' of Bretagne, with Nantes. We have the Parliament, Nantes has the Ducal castle.

Bretagne: WE HAVE 5 DEPARTMENTS, NOT 4.

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Rennes, France: Rennes is one of the two 'capitals' of Bretagne, with Nantes. We have the Parliament, Nantes has the Ducal castle.

Bretagne: WE HAVE 5 DEPARTMENTS, NOT 4.

So, you moved to Bretagne?

[Hash]

Rennes, France: Rennes is one of the two 'capitals' of Bretagne, with Nantes. We have the Parliament, Nantes has the Ducal castle.

Bretagne: WE HAVE 5 DEPARTMENTS, NOT 4.

So, you moved to Bretagne?

No, but it's my country too.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Rennes, France: Rennes is one of the two 'capitals' of Bretagne, with Nantes. We have the Parliament, Nantes has the Ducal castle.

Bretagne: WE HAVE 5 DEPARTMENTS, NOT 4.

So, you moved to Bretagne?

No, but it's my country too.

Ok, so Lithuania, Ukraine and Lusatia are mine too

[Vepres]

Just found this out:

Louisville, CO: We are by no means a large town, with only ~18,000 people, but on our main street is a world class guitar store. They have guitars that are worth tens of thousands of dollars, and Bruce Springsteen as well as The Fray, and many other prominent bands, have bought guitars from this store.

[Хahar 🤔]

Wales: despite what everyone thinks, Welsh is actually a remarkably easy language to pronounce correctly, just so long as you remember what all the letters mean.

Ll would be rather hard to pronounce if you weren't familiar.