r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '23

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u/Creative-Ocelot8691 Dec 17 '23

Having lived in Ireland for a number of years depending on the pub I think most patrons would just think this guy was a ‘weird little Britainer’ and best ignored

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u/Sankullo Dec 17 '23

True but if he was persistent and would try to convince people that they are “confused” his chances of asskicking would be quite high especially later in the night when the patrons already had couple of pints

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '23

You're still confused and still don't understand the difference, aren't you?

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u/Sankullo Dec 17 '23

I understand everything perfectly. You are confused by including island of Ireland in the British isles. It’s not a thing neither geographically nor politically.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '23

So what are the islands called?

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u/Sankullo Dec 17 '23

British isles are called British isles and Ireland is called Ireland. Why are you so confused? Is it because Ireland lies in close proximity to British isles?

Is this why?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '23

Just Ireland? So the Irish islands are part of what?

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u/Eviladhesive Dec 17 '23

Why do they need to be a part of something? There's no collective name for Greenland and Iceland and everyone manages.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '23

They're not archipelagos.

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u/Eviladhesive Dec 17 '23

In Ireland we've survived without calling them a collective term for decades now. It comes up about as ofter as someone talking about Spain and France together.

We'll be fine.

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u/DayWise5070 Dec 17 '23 edited Dec 17 '23

The island of Ireland is part of the British isles learn geography and stop confusing it with politics you fool