Both country's are a part of the UK. Or he could be talking about KK.
*My inner geography nazi kicks in*
Currently, Ireland proper is its own country, entirely separate from the UK (politically). They own most of the island of Ireland. However, the north-eastern part of the island is owned by the UK, forming the state of Northern Ireland. MLB lives in NI, so, while he lives on the Emerald Isle, he is a citizen of the UK, and not of Ireland.
Both country's are a part of the UK. Or he could be talking about KK.
*My inner geography nazi kicks in*
Currently, Ireland proper is its own country, entirely separate from the UK (politically). They own most of the island of Ireland. However, the north-eastern part of the island is owned by the UK, forming the state of Northern Ireland. MLB lives in NI, so, while he lives on the Emerald Isle, he is a citizen of the UK, and not of Ireland.
I know. I was referring to NI and GB in the"both country's". I actually only know the above because I looked it up today for some reason not this^ . (IDK what it was now. Curse my bad memory. )
Mwhahahahhahah My Irish English will destroy you with it's excellent craic
If you'll excuse me, my car is running out of gas, I'm going to go park it in the parking lot and look in the trunk to see if I have some extra.
Good thing my mom is American so I can understand American English perfectly You can't beat me Besides, I talk about parking lots all the time. In fact, I don't know what else you would call it.
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Both country's are a part of the UK. Or he could be talking about KK.
*My inner geography nazi kicks in*
Currently, Ireland proper is its own country, entirely separate from the UK (politically). They own most of the island of Ireland. However, the north-eastern part of the island is owned by the UK, forming the state of Northern Ireland. MLB lives in NI, so, while he lives on the Emerald Isle, he is a citizen of the UK, and not of Ireland.
Ok, so he does live in Northern Ireland. Well, then, yes, he is British. Sorry for the mix-up.
Currently, Ireland proper is its own country, entirely separate from the UK (politically). They own most of the island of Ireland. However, the north-eastern part of the island is owned by the UK, forming the state of Northern Ireland. MLB lives in NI, so, while he lives on the Emerald Isle, he is a citizen of the UK, and not of Ireland.
I know. I was referring to NI and GB in the"both country's". I actually only know the above because I looked it up today for some reason not this^ . (IDK what it was now. Curse my bad memory. )
If you'll excuse me, my car is running out of gas, I'm going to go park it in the parking lot and look in the trunk to see if I have some extra.
Good thing my mom is American so I can understand American English perfectly You can't beat me Besides, I talk about parking lots all the time. In fact, I don't know what else you would call it.
I assumed you would know what I meant, I just wanted to emphasize some American English words just to be a pest.
Good thing my mom is American so I can understand American English perfectly You can't beat me Besides, I talk about parking lots all the time. In fact, I don't know what else you would call it.
I assumed you would know what I meant, I just wanted to emphasize some American English words just to be a pest.
YOU HAVE INCITED THE WRATH OF YE OLDE BRITISH MODS. PREPARE TO BE DESTROYED!!!
One mod to rule them all and in the darkness ban them - Lord of the Mods "I am the Mod Reborn!" - masterlegobuilders I'm the real boss
Currently, Ireland proper is its own country, entirely separate from the UK (politically). They own most of the island of Ireland. However, the north-eastern part of the island is owned by the UK, forming the state of Northern Ireland. MLB lives in NI, so, while he lives on the Emerald Isle, he is a citizen of the UK, and not of Ireland.
Master, share with me your geography genius!
Sure. Start like I did, by having a World Map hanging on the wall of my room for the past ~12 years.
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
Currently, Ireland proper is its own country, entirely separate from the UK (politically). They own most of the island of Ireland. However, the north-eastern part of the island is owned by the UK, forming the state of Northern Ireland. MLB lives in NI, so, while he lives on the Emerald Isle, he is a citizen of the UK, and not of Ireland.
I know. I was referring to NI and GB in the"both country's". I actually only know the above because I looked it up today for some reason not this^ . (IDK what it was now. Curse my bad memory. )
But NI isn't it's own country, it's part of GB/the UK. Ooh, memory trigger.
In the state geography bee, the officials always began by laying down some guidelines, rules, etc. One of those rules was that things must be referred to by their proper name. The officials would then go on to say this:
"For example, it is incorrect to use the term 'England' when you refer to the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'. However, it is acceptable to use the terms 'the United Kingdom', 'Great Britain', or just 'Britain' when you refer to the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'."
Like, who actually refers to the UK as the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"? It was also somewhat funny 'cuz it never changed. Each year, they rattled off the exact same speech, verbatim. It got a bit repetitive pretty darn quick.
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
I know. I was referring to NI and GB in the"both country's". I actually only know the above because I looked it up today for some reason not this^ . (IDK what it was now. Curse my bad memory. )
But NI isn't it's own country, it's part of GB/the UK. Ooh, memory trigger.
In the state geography bee, the officials always began by laying down some guidelines, rules, etc. One of those rules was that things must be referred to by their proper name. The officials would then go on to say this:
"For example, it is incorrect to use the term 'England' when you refer to the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'. However, it is acceptable to use the terms 'the United Kingdom', 'Great Britain', or just 'Britain' when you refer to the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'."
Like, who actually refers to the UK as the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"? It was also somewhat funny 'cuz it never changed. Each year, they rattled off the exact same speech, verbatim. It got a bit repetitive pretty darn quick.
What are you talking about, I've always called the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Or he could be talking about KK. 
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