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I assume that's Oklahoma. US American states love their panhandles, I assume for marketing and tourism purposes.
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Phlegmish posted:I assume that's Oklahoma. wrong, this one was for mass resettlement as part of a genocide and also slavery (if texas poked up that far then it would enter the latitude where slavery was forbidden as part of the missouri compromise and so gave it up as indian territory)
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apologies, it was not officially part of indian territory but rather an area of "public domain", as the resettled indians learned when they tried to own or rent land there
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Apr 25, 2024 15:34
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Count Roland posted:I don't think of the Dutch as an especially loud people. Well except for Amsterdam but then it's just a bunch of louts from Britain getting wasted.
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Apr 25, 2024 16:14
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Over here, the Dutch are known to be, uh, 'open' and assertive. I guess it's all relative. If you're from a loud culture yourself, they probably don't stand out.
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Apr 25, 2024 16:16
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Phlegmish posted:Over here, the Dutch are known to be, uh, 'open' and assertive. I guess it's all relative. If you're from a loud culture yourself, they probably don't stand out. Blunt. Not overly tactful. Still, not loud.
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Apr 25, 2024 16:47
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Helsinkians are not the loud Finns, Karelians are, and we've got our tentacles everywhere
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Apr 25, 2024 16:54
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Updating my romantic escapades map of Europe, labeling the dutch as "open, loud."
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Apr 25, 2024 16:54
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1932 Japanese map of the world https://earthlymission.com/japanese-stereotype-map-world-1932/  And if that's too much to poke through, I found the whole map after seeing a version somebody cropped to mainly the continental US.  Although if you poke around the larger map, the map also is very conscious about noting the outer reaches of the Liberian empire as very militarized with lots of guns, moreso than it is wary of the British or Russian empires (and potenially even unaware of the Dutch and French empires).
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What's up with the guy with a huge forehead, struggling over the book? He's near NYC. Lots of sports emphasis, which I don't see too much of on these stereotype sort of maps.
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Apr 25, 2024 17:35
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Count Roland posted:What's up with the guy with a huge forehead, struggling over the book? He's near NYC. looks kinda like a cross between the two hoovers (herbert and j edgar)
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