NoConsidering that there is both a London and a Paris here in Ontario. There's even a Tottenham north of Toronto, a small town surrounded by peaceful farmland, with nary a looter in sight.
Every year I read a story about some fool who thinks they're getting a cheap holiday in Australia, but wind up booking a week in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Details matter.
(Every year I read a story about some fool who thinks they're getting a cheap holiday in Australia, but wind up booking a week in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Details matter.
RedHouse over yonder,
Tue 9 Aug 2011, 12:08,
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YezbutLondon, England is one of the most populous, and culturally and economically important, cities in the world. London, Ontario is not. London, Ontario requires the suffix; "London" on its own refers to the city in England.
It's like, if I talk about Bruce Willis, then it's pretty obvious I'm referring to the movie star rather than some nonentity who happens to be called Bruce Willis.
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Wed 10 Aug 2011, 6:49,
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It's like, if I talk about Bruce Willis, then it's pretty obvious I'm referring to the movie star rather than some nonentity who happens to be called Bruce Willis.