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Kurtofan posted:I'm guessing it's not the labourer sort Guerra al perjuro traidor y masón, que con su aliento impuro hunde la nación. Take a breath mint, you loving masons.
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Yea, these masons and their conspirations to build a laser in the moon *sakes fist*. When I was a child, we use to apply a made up letter for the spanish anthem. It was something like "Franco, franco, tiene el culo blanco". Something poking fun about our dictator.
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Badger of Basra posted:Do it in Moroccan Arabic Ladino
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What? The Canadian anthem has nothing to do with he flag. It even says right in the title that it's an address to the country. There's nothing in he lyrics to suggest that a flag is specifically being addressed or referenced. MeinPanzer fucked around with this message at 05:33 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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MeinPanzer posted:What? The Canadian anthem has nothing to do with he flag. It even says right in the title that it's an address to the country. There's nothing in he lyrics to suggest that a flag is specifically being addressed or referenced. There's also nothing in the map to suggest that either
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MeinPanzer posted:What? The Canadian anthem has nothing to do with he flag. It even says right in the title that it's an address to the country. There's nothing in he lyrics to suggest that a flag is specifically being addressed or referenced. I too find reading maps and/or identifying Canada very difficult
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MeinPanzer posted:What? The Canadian anthem has nothing to do with he flag. It even says right in the title that it's an address to the country. There's nothing in he lyrics to suggest that a flag is specifically being addressed or referenced. Turn on your monitor
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misdirectomy posted:I too find reading maps and/or identifying Canada very difficult Anyone can miss Canada, tucked away all down there.
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reagan posted:POLAND this is so painful, please delete
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It's true, Italy is the India of Europe.
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You don't happen to have photos of other sides of that thing?
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Iraq and Iran are triangles that don't share a border.
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The Ancient Greeks made better maps than that.
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The British Isles replaced by Novaya Zemlya seems awfully appropriate after Brexit
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reagan posted:POLAND Take good care of this artifact, cuneiform maps are very rare.
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If kind of looks like France is the anus of Europe pooping out what I assume is Sardinia and Corsica
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Crete or Cyprus also looks like poop.
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Is there a collection of photos of those gloves somewhere? A couple of years ago I saw a few of them at Target and not one of them was without glaring issues like that. They're almost adorable, like a four-year-old made them or something.
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Carbon dioxide posted:You don't happen to have photos of other sides of that thing? I'll get more today.
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Titus Sardonicus posted:They're almost adorable, like a four-year-old made them or something. Well a four year old probably did make them.
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Does Libya not have old people or something?
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Lord Hydronium posted:Does Libya not have old people or something? No statistic surveys? Data for young population would be available by comparing state recorded birth and school attendance figures.
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steinrokkan posted:No statistic surveys? Data for young population would be available by comparing state recorded birth and school attendance figures. School attendance doesn't guarantee that they know how to read. Dumb people still exist.
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Rah! posted:Well a four year old probably did make them. Well yeah, I meant more like as a little kid's art project. As it is in reality, it's more sad than adorable.
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fishmech posted:School attendance doesn't guarantee that they know how to read. Dumb people still exist. Bad teachers also exist.
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fishmech posted:School attendance doesn't guarantee that they know how to read. Dumb people still exist. I'm having a bad case of deja vu, didn't this exact argument lead to a derail not too long ago? Anyway, poor students exist all over the globe, so detracting them from the literacy pool would just multiply the literacy figures of all countries by some arbitrary number lower than 1, leading to the same relative results.
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steinrokkan posted:I'm having a bad case of deja vu, didn't this exact argument lead to a derail not too long ago? Anyway, poor students exist all over the globe, so detracting them from the literacy pool would just multiply the literacy figures of all countries by some arbitrary number lower than 1, leading to the same relative results. Er, dude, people don't generate literacy statistics by just assuming "went to school = can read". If that were true a lot of countries would be rated higher. They tend to instead be generated by attempting to test a representative sample of the people/age groups/etc in question.
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fishmech posted:Er, dude, people don't generate literacy statistics by just assuming "went to school = can read". If that were true a lot of countries would be rated higher. I doubt that Mali has a nation-wide literacy sampling system. Or that they actually test 65+ year olds instead of relying on self-assessment".
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Politically loaded because of Western Sahara.
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steinrokkan posted:I doubt that Mali has a nation-wide literacy sampling system. Or that they actually test 65+ year olds instead of relying on self-assessment". This data comes from UNESCO, they research and conduct these kinds of things themselves. Again, if they were just going off official reports all of these countries would probably rated a lot higher, or if they went off reports of how many people went to school.
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So what's the conclusion to be drawn here? That strong-arm dictators are good for your education?
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mobby_6kl posted:So what's the conclusion to be drawn here? That strong-arm dictators are good for your education? Well you don't hear about anyone ELSE having entire camps devoted to re-education now, do you?
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Powered Descent posted:Well you don't hear about anyone ELSE having entire camps devoted to re-education now, do you? 
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Pakistan: part of the Middle East, or possibly North Africa. Seriously, what's going on with the random other countries. Especially Portugal. fishmech posted:School attendance doesn't guarantee that they know how to read. Dumb people still exist. Hi fishmech.
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Gee, I don't know how I missed Mauritania and Senegal being flooded by the sea. You'd think that would get mentioned in the news.
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mobby_6kl posted:So what's the conclusion to be drawn here? That strong-arm dictators are good for your education? I dunno about you, but I concluded that people aged 65 and older in those countries have a lower literacy rate than people aged 18-24. 
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Well that's literally what the map says, but what do these figures actually mean in terms of development in the region? I guess you aren't in that 18-24 group though so just don't worry about it 
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