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RobinJ wrote:you need something else than Europe though since there is a territory within it also called Europe
Will_Liam wrote:Lol Europe could be renamed Yourope, Although I still think It's a bad idea. My friend made this up, but you could change East India to Chindia
hecter wrote:Change Germany to Ukraine. Then we can say "The Ukraine is weak!" And put a little oval beside "East India" so we can call it "Indochinapan"
Evil DIMwit wrote:hecter wrote:Change Germany to Ukraine. Then we can say "The Ukraine is weak!" And put a little oval beside "East India" so we can call it "Indochinapan"
I can do that; change Germany into Ukraine and then Europe into Germany. Of course, you can get your "Ukraine is weak" fix on the classic map if you want, but whatever floats your firewood.
jnd94 wrote:how about instead of UK (I dont think little kids would call it that) how about britainland, or weirdaccentworld?
unriggable wrote:I don't especially like the indochinapan idea.
Lone.prophet wrote:change names
iceland --> scandinavia
east india ---> south east asia or south asia
irakistan ----> kazachstan? afganistan?
Lone.prophet wrote:the rest is geographicly goo why not this?
Lone.prophet wrote:change names
iceland --> scandinavia
east india ---> south east asia or south asia
irakistan ----> kazachstan? afganistan?
Evil DIMwit wrote:Does anyone else here feel a Draft 15?
Issues addressed:
- ) Penguins redone
- ) "Al" altered
- ) All 'a's darkened
Issues not addressed:
- ) Different name for Europe -- will not be changed unless someone thinks of something particularly clever.
- ) Any other brilliant ideas
yeti_c wrote:I'm not sure but I don't think the South American a's are still dark enough?
I wrote:hecter wrote:Change Germany to Ukraine. Then we can say "The Ukraine is weak!" And put a little oval beside "East India" so we can call it "Indochinapan"
I can do that; change Germany into Ukraine and then Europe into Germany. Of course, you can get your "Ukraine is weak" fix on the classic map if you want, but whatever floats your firewood.
hecter wrote:No. Not EU. That's US in french. I would just find it confusing…
Evil DIMwit wrote:hecter wrote:No. Not EU. That's US in french. I would just find it confusing…
Hmm, yes, I forgot about that. What's EU in French, by the way? UE? Don't you generally flip the acronym when translating?
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