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In response to
"
Andorra! Unless the trick is it's somewhere really flat, like Belgium -- nm
"
by
Roger More
or somewhere with a famous mountain, like Torino, Italy -- nm
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Jul 16 '09, 14:52
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Turin. In English, it's Turin. Eff you, NBC! -- nm
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Mop (still 235lbs... on a good day)
Jul 16, 14:54
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Not just Turin: TYOO-rin -- nm
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Roger More
Jul 16, 14:55
Well, we don't call Montreal "Mount Royal" now, do we? -- nm
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Beryllium
Jul 16, 14:55
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No, but they didn't call it "Mon-RHE-al", either. -- nm
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Mop (still 235lbs... on a good day)
Jul 16, 14:57
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It's a little weird, because you want to be respectful by calling places by the same name as the people who live there do.
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Roger More
Jul 16, 14:59
hmm, I was completely misinformed about what the logo represented for the 2006 olympics. nevermind. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jul 16, 14:53
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You wouldn't think that a Google image search on "2006 olympics" with "Safe Search" turned off would get me into trouble, yet... -- nm
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Mop (still 235lbs... on a good day)
Jul 16, 14:58
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