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[Matski]

I thought everyone knew this??

Possibly, others may prefer terms that respect cardinal directions.

 

[martinbo]

The lower 48 is all us states excluding Alaska and Hawaii. I thought everyone knew this??

I didn't know this was a normalised term. Learn something new everyday - thanks!

 

[klier]

I didn't know this was a normalised term. Learn something new everyday - thanks!

The EU is twice as small as the US, so I don't know what he is talking about. Taking off Alaska doesn't change that all that much obviously (though it's big alright).

10 million sqaure km vs 4 million square km

And no people don't travel to eastern Europe or Ukraine @KiwiRob, even without war.

 

[KiwiRob]

The EU is twice as small as the US, so I don't know what he is talking about. Taking off Alaska doesn't change that all that much obviously (though it's big alright).

10 million sqaure km vs 4 million square km

And no people don't travel to eastern Europe or Ukraine @KiwiRob, even without war.

This is Europe. You're confusing Europe and the EU, the two are not the same.

I've driven in Eastern Europe and Russia. Before the war you'd see plenty of European cars in Russia and Ukraine, mostly from Finland, Poland, Romania and the Baltics.

Europe is 10,19m km2, the lower 48 is 8,08m square km, if you include Alaska and Hawaii its 9,8m square km.

 

[klier]

This is Europe. You're confusing Europe and the EU, the two are not the same.

I've driven in Eastern Europe and Russia. Before the war you'd see plenty of European cars in Russia and Ukraine, mostly from Finland, Poland, Romania and the Baltics.

Europe is 10,19m km2, the lower 48 is 8,08m square km, if you include Alaska and Hawaii its 9,8m square km.

No I am not confusing anything. Just making a remark on your utterly pointless comparison. You might as well add Asia then, it's stuck to Europe.

 

[KiwiRob]

No I am not confusing anything. Just making a remark on your utterly pointless comparison. You might as well add Asia then, it's stuck to Europe.

Just because you don't drive anywhere doesn't mean others don't. My neighbour drives to Spit every summer from the middle of Norway, its 5600km return trip.

 

[klier]

Just because you don't drive anywhere doesn't mean others don't. My neighbour drives to Spit every summer from the middle of Norway, its 5600km return trip.

Eastern Europe is no part of any union with the EU, is dangerous and requires passports everywhere. Acting as if it's the same as driving through US states is nonsensical.

 

[Matski]

nonsensical.

I think this whole debate has reached that point hasn't it?