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Of course the UK is not in Europe.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThis is true, but are you maintaining that the UK is not in Europe? (Hint - it is).
I use this handy map which clearly shows us outside Europe.
Continental System - Wikipedia
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That will mess up MrsBP if Oz win! Every year she does food from the winner/host country. So will she pick the winner or the host country?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostEurovision is pan-country, pan-continent organisation. Anyone country can apply to be part of it. If Australia were to win, it's already been agreed they'd host it in a European country. It's just got Euro in its name for historical reasons.
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Eurovision is pan-country, pan-continent organisation. Anyone country can apply to be part of it. If Australia were to win, it's already been agreed they'd host it in a European country. It's just got Euro in its name for historical reasons.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo is Australias - according to the Eurovision song contest. Waiting for them to win so they host it.
Not part of Europe. Nor the EU. Nor the common market.Originally posted by meridian View PostOr Islas Malvinas.
Who told you? No-one. There are smegheads everywhere. No-one here thinks that any country in the entire world is perfect or a paradise in all aspects. Except possibly some deluded nationalists.Originally posted by original PM View Post...The incident took place in Italy - which (like the rest of Europe) we are told is a paradise...
So you really think that if the UK leaves the EU, it will no longer be part of the historical continent of Europe? And I thought I was deluded.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostLet me take this opportunity to refer you to my previous post...
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Let's make it super easy for an uneducated chap such as yourself:Originally posted by Zigenare View PostAn educated chap such as yourself should know that "is located off" is not the same as "is located in".
Hth.
The United Kingdom, commonly known as Britain, is an independent island nation located in the north-western parts of Europe.
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