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White Rock posted:Asia Poorly made and politically loaded!
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I'm the singular Maldive.
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Hong Kong seems to be jetting away from China at a rapid pace 
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Tendai posted:Hong Kong seems to be jetting away from China at a rapid pace They agreed to see other people.
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Apr 27, 2016 16:03
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If we're posting stupid maps made for children, here's a couple I found at a closeout store last xmas: 
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I'm the guy who's annoyed by penguins on Greenlaand
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Daktari posted:I'm the guy who's annoyed by penguins on Greenlaand That's a Puffin.
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computer parts posted:That's a Puffin. Ha, I wanted to make this exact post, but there's a penguin on the lower map.
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I like the ice sculpture of liberty. Eiffel tower looks like a 1950's sci-fi b-movie rocket mated with a teepee.
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Tendai posted:Hong Kong seems to be jetting away from China at a rapid pace Isn't that Hainan? The label's just awkward
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I'm the $50 third grade social studies project
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Why are so many areas significantly more leafy these days?
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fishmech posted:Why are so many areas significantly more leafy these days? Because of global warming and the extra CO2 in the air. I'm not kidding, there was some study about that published the other week. Global warming is being great for plants.
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fishmech posted:Why are so many areas significantly more leafy these days? CO2 fertilization due to global warming, may be temporary, though, as plants may develop tolerance to higher levels of CO2. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/04/160426162610.htm
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fishmech posted:Why are so many areas significantly more leafy these days? In addition to the above, a lot of environmental regulations happened around the late 70s-early 80s. e: looks like that particular map is because of CO2 though.
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If the plants aren't stopped, they'll have overrun civilization by 2100. We need an actionable plan right now if we don't want to see our cities crumble against their onslaught.
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Actually, it's all because of kudzu.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:If the plants aren't stopped, they'll have overrun civilization by 2100. We need an actionable plan right now if we don't want to see our cities crumble against their onslaught. I'm doing my part 
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Disco Infiva posted:I'm doing my part
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Is that supposed to be Hawaii above the compass? Because if so uhhh edit: or the Galapagos? Either way not much better but at least it would be more or less in the right spot.
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I'm the thing that's painfully wrong.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:If the plants aren't stopped, they'll have overrun civilization by 2100. We need an actionable plan right now if we don't want to see our cities crumble against their onslaught. It's too late now, they've got us hooked on oxygen. I need my fix
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White Rock posted:Australia
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ReagaNOMNOMicks posted:I'm the thing that's painfully wrong. A map painted by someone in Asia or Africa for 0,05$ being sold for 49.99$? Yeah me too.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:If we're posting stupid maps made for children, here's a couple I found at a closeout store last xmas: Britain has finally sunk
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Brain map http://gallantlab.org/huth2016/ 
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What's STEEP PINT? edit: Oh, thanks Google. There's something called Steep Point and it's the westernmost point of mainland Australia.
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It's a reference to the beer prices in Perth. 
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That map is cool but it crashed my firefox and when I opened it in chrome it almost made my computer hang.
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Carbon dioxide posted:That map is cool but it crashed my firefox and when I opened it in chrome it almost made my computer hang. It feels like the kind of thing you open on a gaming PC.
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Loading brain
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Nice, I love gummy worms.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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White Rock posted:South America The Falk Land island has caused a lot of tensions Agentina and the continental Europe England, they almost invaded the capital city "Blanca". Thankfully they had Chle's help. Also, Sambrosio (?) is labelled twice, and Bulivia. I was hoping for no New Zealand, but I'll settle with that amorphous blob.
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wdarkk posted:It feels like the kind of thing you open on a gaming PC. I can play most recent games at 1080p medium or high, with the exception of some lousy ports like Arkham Knight. It still almost hangs my Chrome.
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Mr. Nemo posted:Also, Sambrosio (?) is labelled twice, and Bulivia. San Ambrosio is the largest of the four Islas Desaventuradas. I'm Ban Feliz
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Bulivia sounds like an eating disorder.
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   Source is this Vice article, the Golden Age of Drug Trafficking
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