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[Martin Hepworth]

Julian

In Oxford there are two streets (well Ok there more than two but you get
my drift :-) one called North Parade and one called South Parade.

North Parade is about 3/4 of a mile *south* of South Parade.


As to USA geography, I think the issue it that the place is so huge they
can't cope with anything outside their borders. Hence the reason to have
a war every so often, invade the country in question and teach world
geography to their citizens :-)


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Martin Hepworth
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Julian Field wrote:
> I get it now.
> Thanks for all the explanations!
> To amuse you, there are 2 little places near Southampton, one called "West
> End" and one called "East End". West End is east, and East End is west. Go
> figure...
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