@Randomplayer So it's not a big stretch to expect you to know many of the names of the subdivisions of your English-speaking neighbor, even if you couldn't place them on a map.
@Randomplayer Oh for goodness sake.
Literally half of the ones you listed are cities.
Provinces are British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba (allegedly), Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island+, Newfoundland and Labrador. Four of those, BC, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec are the "important" ones, with 85% of the country's population.
Territories, which have no inherent sovreignty, are the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. I wouldn't expect those to be known nearly as much, however, as their combined population is less than 150k.
+PEI is really only a province for historical reasons, with around 180k people.
Honestly I'm surprised you remembered Newfoundland (and Labrador) of all of them. I often forget it exists.
@Randomplayer How do you not recognize the names of the largest subdivisions of your English-speaking neighbour? There's 9 of them, not counting tiny ones.
It's not like it's a maritime province.
I'm sure I could name a few dozen US states, if not necessarily place them on the map.
Ditto to you.
The good news is we have successfully constructed a large number of screws.
@Graingy Not yet.
@Graingy You are terrible.
@Graingy We'll see about that.
@Graingy No, but don't comment just to do so.
@Randomplayer So it's not a big stretch to expect you to know many of the names of the subdivisions of your English-speaking neighbor, even if you couldn't place them on a map.
@Graingy It's experimental for a reason.
@Graingy What, are you planning to tell?
@Graingy Language.
Well I'll be. Looks like things are really coming along.
@Graingy Um, no?
@Randomplayer You're American, are you not?
@Graingy Not if you're not caught.
I don't know what this is, but it looks useful.
@Graingy That's not for you to decide.
@Graingy Clearly not.
@Graingy You'll see.
@Graingy Thank you.
@Randomplayer Oh for goodness sake.
Literally half of the ones you listed are cities.
Provinces are British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba (allegedly), Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island+, Newfoundland and Labrador. Four of those, BC, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec are the "important" ones, with 85% of the country's population.
Territories, which have no inherent sovreignty, are the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. I wouldn't expect those to be known nearly as much, however, as their combined population is less than 150k.
+PEI is really only a province for historical reasons, with around 180k people.
Honestly I'm surprised you remembered Newfoundland (and Labrador) of all of them. I often forget it exists.
@Boeing727200F Stop.
@Randomplayer How do you not recognize the names of the largest subdivisions of your English-speaking neighbour? There's 9 of them, not counting tiny ones.
It's not like it's a maritime province.
I'm sure I could name a few dozen US states, if not necessarily place them on the map.
@Boeing727200F Don't call me that.
A neat screenshot.
The plane itself, the SXD-010 "Vortice"
@Graingy Be. Quiet.
@Graingy For now...
@Graingy Please stop.
@Graingy That's a technicality.
It's pretty clear I was wanted gone.
@Randomplayer
I'm sorry, aren't you American?
In other news, 2222 points. That's cool I guess.
@Randomplayer What did you just say
@Graingy Be quiet.
@MarkTheDesignGuy Not a craft. I need a reliable power output.
@Graingy Putting out fancy SSTs.
@Graingy Stop.
@Graingy Very classy.
@Graingy "Willingly"
This feels intended to mock us.
Looks sandy.
I second this.
Afterburners, huh.
Graingy’s finally produced something new again?
I’ll be, I didn’t know they still did that.
@Graingy never use “moped” as a verb ever again.
Happy birthday kid.
@Graingy Yes, apparently I was.
Why are you here?
@ThomasRoderick was it better?
@EasternAviationCompany light aircraft?
Too small, I’m afraid.
@Graingy You be quiet.
@Graingy Let me in.
@ThomasRoderick Is this any better?