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Posted: 11/20/2016 9:32:29 PM EDT
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It used to just off Long Island, but they moved it back in the 70's.
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Looks right to me. What about it is so striking to you?
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Lol wut?
I have a 30+ year old globe with it in that location.... |
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Hey OP!
Check out where Indonesia is now. Not the mention the relationship between north and south America. |
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Not perfectly symmetrical I suppose, is it too close to korea OP?
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Was expecting an EARTHQUAKE thread....
OP, yea that's where I remember it being. |
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You're wrong, Sir. It was moved back in 1964, the maps weren't corrected until 1972 but it was moved long before then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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It used to just off Long Island, but they moved it back in the 70's. You're wrong, Sir. It was moved back in 1964, the maps weren't corrected until 1972 but it was moved long before then. Kyushu wasn't moved until late 71. Something to do with a really large radioactive dinosaur. |
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This isn't real. This IS NOT REAL. Is this where you remember Japan being on the map? Because I sure don't remember it being there. http://www.globalsherpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/japan-map-cities-korea-china-russia.gif View Quote Looks about right to me and matches what I see on Google Maps. |
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FYI- Alaska and Hawaii are not right next to each other
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For whatever reason many people think Japan is where Taiwan actually is. Is that what you thought OP?
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Did you know Greenland is bigger than South America? Truth, I saw it on a map.
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It's a well known result of all those Australian toilets swirling in the wrong direction.
Because of Newton's fourth law of motion, something had to counterbalance the Cornwallis effect. |
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Speaking of earthquakes, didn't Japan actually move a few feet when that happened? http://phys.org/news/2011-03-quake-japan-feet-usgs.html
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It was 1000 miles further east until Godzilla dry humped Mt. Fuji last year.
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I, for one, LOVE the Berenstain Bear universe. This is the timeline where Trump wins, Brexit happens, and all is well with the world.
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Around the year 1904-1905 Japan kicked Russia in the balls, really hard.
The two countries were close geographical neighbors at that time. . Whatever you are smoking, OP... It has not yet fucked up my globe. |
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You're worried about Japan OP? GUAM is where you need to worry....it could sink at any moment! |
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Shit tipped over so many times due to our carrier groups visiting who knows where it is now?
eta... 23 seconds! |
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This is how I always remembered it. I'm no dumbass when it comes to geography, trust me. http://is.4chan.org/pol/1479688823871.png View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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For whatever reason many people think Japan is where Taiwan actually is. Is that what you thought OP? This is how I always remembered it. I'm no dumbass when it comes to geography, trust me. http://is.4chan.org/pol/1479688823871.png That looks like a map in a Kindergarten class. |
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OP, you haven't been eating mushrooms out of the city park, have you?
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It depends on map types, we are used to seeing an enlarged Greenland and slightly shifted stuff. To see accurately you need a globe.
You are used to one kind of map OP, look at another. World is round not flat, to make it fit in a map we move stuff around a bit. |
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FUCKING HELL!!! You're right!!!! Japan used to be in Central Europe!!! How else could they have bombed Pearl Harbor!!!!
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