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@joe_uruha @theawayfans It’s just rain. A rain delay is not the end of the world

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@joe_uruha @theawayfans There's no drainage system in the world that can keep up with a Florida rain storm in real time. But, the field will drain very quickly once the rain stops.

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@puckandrally Chicago does have at least seven professional sports team, it's just that no sport is dominant enough in the US to have enough support for more than 2-3 teams, tops, in one metro area.

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@Read_Meee Unless you're paying for their plane tickets, lodging, etc., you don't get to say "no" to them coming to the trip with their kids. Why do you care if they do?

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@disdier_sherry @BuzzPatterson Nobody wants to bring back the draft, certainly not the military.

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@the_big_put Very few Americans live that far from a grocery store. The average suburbanite lives within 4 miles of a grocery store.

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@IndyMattStone @garcon_com70968 I've never heard someone refer to themselves as a "North American."

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@daveyapps @garcon_com70968 @VinceInPrague So a European taxation case, among a European company and a European government involving European bread has what to do with the US, exactly?

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@daveyapps @garcon_com70968 @VinceInPrague The case you’re referring to regarding Subway bread was purely about taxation, and the bread in question was baked in Europe.

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@jaosn9364 @honigmaydl Well, at least there’s nothing there that’s likely to eat me.

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@axelsoiv @honigmaydl Alaska and northern Canada are on a whole different level than anything you can find in the lower 48, as well. They’re basically just east Siberia.

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@tuuu28283 We don’t, really. The two terms are interchangeable when talking about the United States of America. We don’t think of anyone else from the Americas as an “American”, but rather as a Canadian, Brazilian, Jamaican etc.

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@fancy_disgrace @axelsoiv @honigmaydl Well, it’s essentially uncharted wilderness. Most of that country isn’t really usable by humans. That’s why it took three tries for people to actually settle there permanently.

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@honigmaydl @jaosn9364 Looks like there's literally a pub in the middle of it. LOL.

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@garcon_com70968 Yeah, it's a pretty common, and easily understandable, shorthand when collectively talking about North, Central, and South America. I don't know who could find that confusing.

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@jaosn9364 @honigmaydl Bodin Moor is like an American wilderness area that you ordered from Temu.

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@supadupagangst4 @honigmaydl Wherever did you get this idea that US cities are "abbreviated?"

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@axelsoiv @honigmaydl So what you're saying is that we do have Arctic wilderness in the US, and a lot more of it? Our biggest National Park is larger than Switzerland.

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@jaosn9364 @honigmaydl Bodin Moor is like 208 square kilometers. There are ranches in Texas more than ten times that size.

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@huskyjayhawk @N1ppyTSG @ReviewsPossum And NYC and Chicago both have a ton of parks.