Actually, they do have one on "Every Country in the World". Go on YouTube and look up Wendover Productions. They have all kinds of interesting videos like this.
That's a great video. Thanks for posting. Only thing I fact checked was that Kentucky is not contiguous and has a little extra part. Google maps says that's true.
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Originally Posted By: expat
No, silly me, no American is interested in that
That's called stereotyping. It is often seen in people who have a propensity toward racism.
Many Canadians tend to have sneering, condescending anti-American attitudes. I find it embarrassing and it gets tiring.
Here's a geography-based page I find is lots of fun. I've posted it before but it's worth posting again: http://jimspages.com/States.htm
It's harder than you think!
I never intended that my little quip would take this thread Off Topic. I am sorry for that.
For the record I was living and working in the US long before I ever came to Canada.
But I assure you (from my personal experiance) that stereotype did not come out of a vacuum.
Most Americans that I have known are fine educated people, whom I am proud to call friends. But In my personal oppinion, for a world power, far too many of their population are dangerously ignorant of the outside world and world events. This bothers me!
Am I embarrassed for my faux pas? No!
You don't need to look too hard on this sit to see an America #1 bias, a little reality check is good for the ego.