Whadya mean, it ain't to scale?


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(Zouch was born on, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:43, archived)

Oooh
The cutting political satire! Love it.
(Pseudonym, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:44, archived)

;)
Many Americans wouldn't know what was wrong there...
(Zouch was born on, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:50, archived)

But
surely it's obvious? Even to them?

It stands out a mile... Australia is brighter than the other countries. The irony is delightful.
(Pseudonym, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:53, archived)

I'm sure there's a few americans
who still wouldn't know where the USA was on that map
(@man move along, nothing to see here on, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:55, archived)

What?
You mean it isn't ALL America?


/Isn't normally so unfluffy towards Amerib3tans, but it's late and jokes are hard to come by at this hour.
(Pseudonym, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:56, archived)

the big bit
on the left is God's country

the rest is just towel heads and liberals
(@man move along, nothing to see here on, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:59, archived)

I like
the way we're joined to France
( B33R Drink me, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 10:51, archived)

Ppfrt.

( cr3, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 11:25, archived)

woo. (Indonesia
seems to be going rusty, did it get wet or something?)
( edjogs Onward and downwards, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 11:20, archived)

The UK...
Actually seems slightly larger on that map than IRL (Scale wise I mean, in absolutes the coutry is obviously larger.) I love the way Cornwall is joined to Wales.
(JamesG, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 11:48, archived)

i never thought
that reducing image sizes could bring so many countries together! I wonder if I reduced the USA enough, it would bring the rest of the world together.
(Zouch was born on, Sat 22 Jan 2005, 12:41, archived)