• @dylanTheDeveloper
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    431 year ago

    Y’all live in the CUMZONE while I live in the CANT (China Australia New Zealand Tasmania) zone

    • @Frozengyro
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      1 year ago

      Always has been 👨‍🚀🔫👨‍🚀

  • @PutangInaMo
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    241 year ago

    Can’t spell cum without U in the middle

  • @paddirn
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    191 year ago

    The CUM Confederacy is so big it’ll make you choke.

    • @gornar
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      21 year ago

      As if something was in our eyes, blocking our vision!

  • @samus12345
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    1 year ago

    Sure, if you’re picking and choosing. United States of America is the formal name, while the other 2 are informal. Canada is Dominion of Canada and Mexico is United Mexican States. So it should be either CAM or DUU if you’re being consistent.

    • Troy
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      171 year ago

      If you’re being pedantic, at least be correct. Canada hasn’t formally or informally been called the Dominion of Canada in any internal context since 1951.

      1867 British North America Act (aka Constitution Act): “one Dominion under the name of Canada”. It was a last minute change from “Kingdom” to “Dominion” to avoid a hypothetical diplomatic incident with the US. It was never the official name, only a title. Official documents were allowed to use either, for a period, but it was never the formal name.

      The last vestiges were the renaming of “Dominion Day” to “Canada Day” in 1982. Any use of the name “Dominion of Canada” is now either archaic, ironic, or a hypercorrection.

  • @camr_on
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    61 year ago

    I think this is actually good news

    • AItoothbrush
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      51 year ago

      Well actually its ABBBCCCDDEGGHHJMNPSSSSTU if you only count countries(greenland is part of denmark technically) but there are a shitton of territorial disputes in that area so im not gonna argue with anyone in comments…