New Zealand has one in five of its people love ving oversees I.e over 1 million not at her me and 4.5 million in NZ
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New Zealand has one in five of its people love ving oversees I.e over 1 million not at her me and 4.5 million in NZ
OK, this has gone on long enough. The answer I was looking for is Malta. This came from the same "mostest" and "leastest" website as my previous "France covers the most time zones" and "Liechtenstein make the most false teeth" questions. Presumably a combination of emigration to Commonwealth countries and working elsewhere in the European Union.
I reckon any of the answers given is equally plausible so anyone who has a good question please post it.
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Originally Posted by D-Type
http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BcoOGicCUAI2CZQ.jpg
It’s a grand old flag,
It’s a high flying flag,
It’s the emblem that makes you all think.
It’s the emblem of, ice cream we love,
Ice cream of the Brown, White and Pink.
Every heart will skip,
For the Brown, White and Pink.
And it's colours a truer than ink.
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
Keep your eye on the Brown, White and Pink.
I love the Republic of Neapolita.
Everyone's a Neapolitan, right? :D
Correction to keep the pedants happy. I reckon any of the answers given is equally plausible except for Rollo's Neapolita
Where is the smallest piece of legally recognised real estate in the world?Quote:
Originally Posted by D-Type
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This rings a bell... I think it is in New York City and is a flagstone or something similar on a footpath/sidewalk
We have a winner.Quote:
Originally Posted by anfield5
Hess' Triangle:
http://thevillager.com/villager_432/hess.jpg
When the IRT Broadway – Seventh Avenue Line was extended in the 1910s, several buildings were resumed and demolished by the City of New York. A mister David Hess refused to sell out everything and so they left him with a 360 square inch bit of real estate.
Separate title still exists over this rather "pointless" triangle of land.
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