Why wasn't New York called New London ?
Why wasn't New York called New London ?
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person who named it envisaged York, not London
It was already taken
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made me cogitare a bit desu
In England, Boston is a literally who town in the county neighbouring Cambridge's
Massachusetts really cocked that up
How many Berlins do we have? How many Paris'?
You have a Paris in Texas IIRC
And in Arkansas too
Is there Zealand in Britain?
Nah, Zeeland is in the Netherlands
And Ohio.
You're thinking of Zeeland in The Netherlands
I didn't know that, thanks
No worries
Why are Tokyo and Kyoto anagrams of eachother?
New York was a Dutch settlement initially. The brits took it roughly the same time as South Africa iirc
It has something to do with the Japanese words that make it up (Tokyo meaning "eastern capital" and Kyoto basically just meaning "capital")
Dumbass
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The Brits took south Africa ( parts of it) during the Napoleon wars
There are multiple berlins across germany lmao
I'm pretty sure you also got some Lyons and Montpelliers and probably loads of other shit too
Yeah I thought I had that part wrong
Please stop this. I will not have anything named after fucking island monkeys in my beautiful cunt.
>none in Oregon
Thank fuck
the kyo in both names means capital. to to in kyoto also means capital, whereas the to in tokyo means east. just a coincidence really.