[Marto]

Originally Posted by Mae

Oh my that is awful But terrorists are sadly everywhere and here in the U.S. we just have people going into a Mall, School, Movie theater, etc. and killing people of their own country! The U.S. is and always has been just too gun happy

It's normal not to listen about us, maybe every second american don't know where is Bulgaria

[Mae]

Originally Posted by Marto

It's normal not to listen about us, maybe every second american don't know where is Bulgaria

I know where Bulgaria is! And I can tell you something worse than that my State was started in 1863 and there are still so many people in the U.S. that don't know we are a State!

[Marto]

A lot of Americans know Bulgaria, because we reached fourth place on Fifa World Cup 1994

[Punky]

Originally Posted by Marto

A lot of Americans know Bulgaria, because we reached fourth place on Fifa World Cup 1994

[Mae]

Originally Posted by Marto

A lot of Americans know Bulgaria, because we reached fourth place on Fifa World Cup 1994

A lot of Americans don't even know there is a Fifa World Cup

[Litotes]

Originally Posted by Mae

I know where Bulgaria is! And I can tell you something worse than that my State was started in 1863 and there are still so many people in the U.S. that don't know we are a State!

Yes, I've heard that. A lot ot people in the US also don't know there are 46 states in all. In Europa also, of course. Many believe there are 50 of them.

[Chirag]

I thought there were 50 too

[Litotes]

Originally Posted by Chirag

I thought there were 50 too

You are not very wrong. The little point I was making was that four out of the 50 that is normally considered states, in reality are commonwealths. Kentucky, Massachusetts, Virginia and Pennsylvania are not - by definition - states. But if you ever get a quiz question, answer 50 unless the quizmaster is known for tricky questions.

[Chirag]

Originally Posted by Litotes

You are not very wrong. The little point I was making was that four out of the 50 that is normally considered states, in reality are commonwealths. Kentucky, Massachusetts, Virginia and Pennsylvania are not - by definition - states. But if you ever get a quiz question, answer 50 unless the quizmaster is known for tricky questions.

Thanks You are very knowledgable Who do you support after Federer ?

[Punky]

Originally Posted by Chirag

Thanks You are very knowledgable Who do you support after Federer ?

Me

im ranked 90000 in the world but i will be WTA star

[Mae]

Originally Posted by Litotes

You are not very wrong. The little point I was making was that four out of the 50 that is normally considered states, in reality are commonwealths. Kentucky, Massachusetts, Virginia and Pennsylvania are not - by definition - states. But if you ever get a quiz question, answer 50 unless the quizmaster is known for tricky questions.

Wow you pick on every little detail, but I think I'll stick with the 50!

[Litotes]

Originally Posted by Chirag

Thanks You are very knowledgable Who do you support after Federer ?

Thanks for your kind words

After Federer? I like many of the "old guard", such as Davydenko, Hewitt, Haas, Youzhny, O. Rochus, Malisse, Llodra....for younger (and currently better) players, I prefer Del Potro and Murray to the rest of the top players. Also always been partial to Stan Wawrinka. But I'm not really a fan of these. I'm used to being fan of more than one player (Safin was my last to retire, before that Kuerten), so a little worrying...but hopefully Federer will play for many more years

[Litotes]

Originally Posted by Mae

Wow you pick on every little detail, but I think I'll stick with the 50!

This was just something I picked up a while ago Thought it was amusing enough to share. Of course, noone refers to these four as anything else than "states".

I know which state is yours, btw. Only one was admitted in 1863....

[Punky]

[Litotes]

Originally Posted by Punky

I love fridays! Love cats too