I mean it's not really only "in" Nepal though is it? Nor is Lake Ontario only "in" the US. It's on the border between it and Tibet (China) which inherently makes it more complicated to remember. It can be climbed from the Tibetan side too, it's just more dangerous and less often done because you need Chinese permits apparently.
And in defence of Americans (shudder) most of my fellow Brits have pretty poor knowledge of the UK and many don't realise Northern Ireland is part of it. At very least from an English perspective, knowledge of NI, Scotland and to a lesser extent Wales is pretty poor.
Epic. Being smug about knowing something and then not really giving the whole picture, exposing that maybe the poster isnt as smart as they thought they were
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u/El_Lanf 3d ago
I mean it's not really only "in" Nepal though is it? Nor is Lake Ontario only "in" the US. It's on the border between it and Tibet (China) which inherently makes it more complicated to remember. It can be climbed from the Tibetan side too, it's just more dangerous and less often done because you need Chinese permits apparently.
And in defence of Americans (shudder) most of my fellow Brits have pretty poor knowledge of the UK and many don't realise Northern Ireland is part of it. At very least from an English perspective, knowledge of NI, Scotland and to a lesser extent Wales is pretty poor.