Author Topic: Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request (Read 1212 times)

Fergus · **Reply #20 on:** November 24, 2004, 11:09:43 am

Technically was ruled by the aristocratic landowning, but all depends in what period of time. Also having an empire doesnt mean you have an empire, Athens had an empire and it was the largest democracy back then (500-400BC)

Clave · **Reply #21 on:** November 25, 2004, 01:14:38 am

I think Victoria was Queen of England, Head of the Commonwealth, and Empress of India...

As for the USA, I see it as Nelson Muntz from the Simpsons, on a global scale.

Knight Templar · **Reply #22 on:** November 25, 2004, 12:01:05 pm

Hawhaw!

Fergus · **Reply #23 on:** November 25, 2004, 02:47:13 pm

Oh Knight Templar was any of this actually helpfull?

Sandwich · **Reply #24 on:** November 25, 2004, 04:49:21 pm

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Originally posted by Fergus
...having an empire doesnt mean you have an empire...

Is that Ferguson's Paradox?

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Originally posted by Fergus
Oh Knight Templar was any of this actually helpfull?

FYI, the faster you start calling him "KT", the faster your veneer of.... hmm, shall we say, freshness.... will disappear.

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Author Topic: Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request (Read 1212 times)

Fergus

Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request

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Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request

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Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request

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Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request

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Global Perspective of the U.S.: Odd Request