@Sarutobi:
"Do you want to know more about Belgium?" Yes, I do. But I find beer and chocolate make for far less controversial (and far more entertaining) topics!

ps. If Flanders and Walloon had Facebook profiles, they'd be in an "It's Complicated" relationship with each other. ;)

Nice!!!Entertaining funny video that thought me history,geography with great use of warlight maps and i understood the robot voice perfectly.

@Min34:
There already is a video about the Netherlands not being Holland(and kingdom of ..., overseas islands, the whole nine yards)
Though it doesn't use maps from warlight

That was an excellent video! I was aware of the issue, but that clarified aspects of it, and you made me chuckle a couple of times! (Hey, there's a bonus with my name, or at the end when you made that "soccer" picture disappear!)

Cracking work! :)

Huh you have a rich history. North Carolina's would be a slideshow of rednecks burning crosses and black people from 1680 to about1980 then it would be a bunch of new yorkers (like my parents and relatives) came down and de southernized it. Oh and don't forget Nascar and moonshine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCpjgl2baLs this is where I come froM !

Congrats, awesome video.

I was Russia :)

@ Hell bender: my first ancestors who came to Barcelona did it no more than 80 years ago, but there was history before them.

Before your parents, even before rednecks and their black slaves, there were human beings in North Carolina.

Check this map:

http://warlight.net/SinglePlayer?PreviewMap=13615

I know you are aware of this, but keep it in your mind when you think about the history of your land, or you'll be killing those nations one more time. ;)

Before your parents, even before rednecks and their black slaves, there were human beings in North Carolina.

lies!

¿ O_o ?

Pink is probably alluding to the fact that even in those times, the civilized people could already be found elsewhere in North America...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/daily/march/12/cahokia.htm

Ibn Batuta: that was an excellent video, thank you!

I saw my name in the video, so cool.I have to ask, where were your ancestors before they arrived in Spain.

@ Gnullbegg: that's exactly what I was trying to say.

@ Ironheart: 3 of my 4 grandparents came from Andalucia to Catalunya, also in Spain. The fourth one came from southern Catalunya, but her ancestors came from Aragon.

This is where I'm from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O37yJBFRrfg

ibn: emphasis on 'elsewhere'...

This is a pointless thread that's in the wrong forum.

Hilarious video that was also pretty informational! Did a report on Aragon a while ago but never quite understood how it blended in with the rest of Spain over time. Thanks for making it!

Where I'm from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VszEdhfYvFA (Please note video is not mine, but it was taken in my town.)

Everyone wants to come here. For fish. For bears. I can't wait to leave. It's paradise until you stay a while, and even then it's not nature that drives you insane, it's the people. No one sane lasts more than 10 years. The only people who die here are the people born here. My mall is 6 hours away. But it's stunning, I have to admit. We have a special word for tourists around here... terrorists ;)

I'm from Alaska, a place where "ships anywhere in the United States for free!" does not and never will apply :c So yeah, I have problems saying I'm from the US. But hey, when they start including us, we'll start including them~