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click on get directions
type in New York in first blank and London is second blank
Scroll down to step 21.
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When choosing between two evils, I always like to take the one I've never tried before.
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How about 34 "entering United Kingdom (England) "
Bloody cheek, ignorant Flaming amH(UO(*&&!!!
Bloody cheek, ignorant Flaming amH(UO(*&&!!!
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gmc;619431 wrote: How about 34 "entering United Kingdom (England) "
Bloody cheek, ignorant Flaming amH(UO(*&&!!!
Surely it's only bloody cheek if it's equating England with the UK, in which case I absolutely agree. Isn't it saying "UK (England)" rather than "UK (Wales)" or "UK (Scotland)" or "UK (Northern Ireland)"?
Bloody cheek, ignorant Flaming amH(UO(*&&!!!
Surely it's only bloody cheek if it's equating England with the UK, in which case I absolutely agree. Isn't it saying "UK (England)" rather than "UK (Wales)" or "UK (Scotland)" or "UK (Northern Ireland)"?
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Bill Sikes;619467 wrote: Surely it's only bloody cheek if it's equating England with the UK, in which case I absolutely agree. Isn't it saying "UK (England)" rather than "UK (Wales)" or "UK (Scotland)" or "UK (Northern Ireland)"?
I would say it is equating the two. But maybe you're right.
I would say it is equating the two. But maybe you're right.
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gmc;619431 wrote: How about 34 "entering United Kingdom (England) "
Bloody cheek, ignorant Flaming amH(UO(*&&!!!
It did not read as I have seen before. I wonder who made the UK (England) mess up - how to upset millions of people!!
Bloody cheek, ignorant Flaming amH(UO(*&&!!!
It did not read as I have seen before. I wonder who made the UK (England) mess up - how to upset millions of people!!
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gmc;619511 wrote: I would say it is equating the two. But maybe you're right.
I'd like to think that it wasn't ignorance... however, naming seems rather variable:
Dublin -> Edinburgh:
- "Entering United Kingdom (Northern Ireland) [...] Entering Scotland"
Edinburgh - Dublin:
- "Entering England [ ... ] Entering Northern Ireland [...] Entering Ireland"
Carlisle -> Edinburgh:
- "Entering Scotland"
Edinburgh -> Carlisle
- "Entering England"
Bergen -> Edinburgh:
- "Entering United Kingdom (Scotland)"
I *think* that if you're already starting from somewhere in the UK, it just says the country name, else it says "UK (country name)".
EDIT which seems quite correct.
I'd like to think that it wasn't ignorance... however, naming seems rather variable:
Dublin -> Edinburgh:
- "Entering United Kingdom (Northern Ireland) [...] Entering Scotland"
Edinburgh - Dublin:
- "Entering England [ ... ] Entering Northern Ireland [...] Entering Ireland"
Carlisle -> Edinburgh:
- "Entering Scotland"
Edinburgh -> Carlisle
- "Entering England"
Bergen -> Edinburgh:
- "Entering United Kingdom (Scotland)"
I *think* that if you're already starting from somewhere in the UK, it just says the country name, else it says "UK (country name)".
EDIT which seems quite correct.
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ThePheasant;619519 wrote: I wonder who made the UK (England) mess up
It does not look like a "mess up", in fact.
It does not look like a "mess up", in fact.
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Bill Sikes;619553 wrote: It does not look like a "mess up", in fact.
What do you mean? I just checked it .... is it not just saying entering UK the England part :-3 Just bad wording?
What do you mean? I just checked it .... is it not just saying entering UK the England part :-3 Just bad wording?
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Bill Sikes;619553 wrote: It does not look like a "mess up", in fact.
On looking further I suspect you're probably right. I wasn't that bothered by it, it amused rather than irritated.
On looking further I suspect you're probably right. I wasn't that bothered by it, it amused rather than irritated.
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gmc;620091 wrote: On looking further I suspect you're probably right. I wasn't that bothered by it, it amused rather than irritated.
But its nice for people to recognise our pride and joy. Proud to be Scottish, proud to be Welsh, proud to be English. Proud to be part of the UK too. :-4 :-4
But its nice for people to recognise our pride and joy. Proud to be Scottish, proud to be Welsh, proud to be English. Proud to be part of the UK too. :-4 :-4