EPTNational StarLeague: The Battle of North America - Page 7
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magnaflow
Canada1521 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
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Nightsz
Canada398 Posts
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ePLocust
United States587 Posts
On December 23 2011 02:03 Nightsz wrote: how do u justify which team competes for each province? wouldn't there be a huge amount of competition from teams wanting to represent their province? you get an official team from each state/province it's not like proteams are competing for each area. | ||
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wattabeast
United States957 Posts
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darklight54321
United States361 Posts
On December 23 2011 01:20 Paladia wrote: Ehm, you are the ignorant one. NA has 23 countries, not two or three. So why call it NA when it only has two of the NA countries? North America Bermuda (UK) 54 65,000 1203.7 Hamilton Canada 9,984,670 33,573,000 3.4 Ottawa Greenland (Den.) 2,166,086 57,000 0.026 Nuuk (Godthåb) Mexico 1,964,375 112,322,757 57.1 Mexico City Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Fr.) 242 6,000 24.8 Saint-Pierre United States[note 3] 9,629,091 311,630,000 32.7 Washington, D.C. the only NA countries. The Caribbean is considered part of Central America. Learn your geography. | ||
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Tortious_Tortoise
United States944 Posts
On December 22 2011 13:01 Cedstick wrote: National? But isn't it all of North America? It'd be nice if someone could come up with a better name for the league. I know-- we can call it the "North American StarLeague" and call it NASL for short! ... oh wait... This sounds super exciting! I don't think there should be a team for every state/province in North America though-- that just doesn't seem feasible to me. I think there should be representations of major cities though (like the New York GM Club, the Boston Siege Tanks, the San Francisco Swarm, or the Montreal Expos (HAHA I made myself giggle :3)) | ||
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Tortious_Tortoise
United States944 Posts
On December 23 2011 02:19 darklight54321 wrote: North America Bermuda (UK) 54 65,000 1203.7 Hamilton Canada 9,984,670 33,573,000 3.4 Ottawa Greenland (Den.) 2,166,086 57,000 0.026 Nuuk (Godthåb) Mexico 1,964,375 112,322,757 57.1 Mexico City Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Fr.) 242 6,000 24.8 Saint-Pierre United States[note 3] 9,629,091 311,630,000 32.7 Washington, D.C. the only NA countries. The Caribbean is considered part of Central America. Learn your geography. Firstly, Greenland, as it is part of Denmark, is considered part of Europe. It also is not, along with Saint Pierre and Miquelon and Bermuda, a sovereign state. Secondly, I'm confused-- when did Central America become a continent? Places like Trinidad and Tobago, like Nicaragua or St. Lucia have more of a right to a North American League than do European provinces. Central America is within North America. EDIT: Fixed some formatting. | ||
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Daniri
387 Posts
On December 23 2011 02:19 darklight54321 wrote: North America Bermuda (UK) 54 65,000 1203.7 Hamilton Canada 9,984,670 33,573,000 3.4 Ottawa Greenland (Den.) 2,166,086 57,000 0.026 Nuuk (Godthåb) Mexico 1,964,375 112,322,757 57.1 Mexico City Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Fr.) 242 6,000 24.8 Saint-Pierre United States[note 3] 9,629,091 311,630,000 32.7 Washington, D.C. the only NA countries. The Caribbean is considered part of Central America. Learn your geography. That's Northern America, not North America. | ||
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Termit
Sweden3466 Posts
So gl, hope you get enough players!  | ||
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darklight54321
United States361 Posts
On December 23 2011 02:27 mbr2321 wrote: Firstly, Greenland, as it is part of Denmark, is considered part of Europe. It also is not, along with Saint Pierre and Miquelon and Bermuda, a sovereign state. Secondly, I'm confused-- when did Central America become a continent? Places like Trinidad and Tobago, like Nicaragua or St. Lucia have more of a right to a North American League than do European provinces. Central America is within North America. EDIT: Fixed some formatting. this is by geographical standards. The Caribbean and Central America are parts of North America yes, but these countries constitute the geographical North America. They do this by using the plates. The Caribbean plate and the Cocos plate separate these countries listed above from the rest of the americas. Anything on the Nazca-South american plates are parts of South America as a continent, whilst those countries on the cocos/caribbean plate are classified as central america. So while technically there are 23 or so countries part of North America, but when you take into account all the information you are left with only the ones above. Also, puerto rico, guam, and numerous other countries are/were US protect/provinces yet never once were they considered part of USA. When talking about countries and what continent they belong to, solely geography comes into account not ownership. tl;dr actual proper geography would have had 3 different continents, and this is the geography taught in most USA, canadian, and as far as i know, mexican schools. | ||
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ZeDo
United States28 Posts
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kawaiiryuko
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CanucksJC
Canada1241 Posts
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ohmkerg
United States102 Posts
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KillerUnit
United States49 Posts
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TheWarbler
United States1659 Posts
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Kardrion
United States8 Posts
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Specialist
United States803 Posts
Even if it's going to take a lot of hard work, I hope you guys will pull this one off! | ||
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Ballack
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