"America is a continent, not a nation, a country or a collection of states."

Really? I thought that North America and South America were continents. America is the name of a few bands, some albums, the title of no less than eight songs, a film, a fews books and novels, a poem, a soap opera, a TV station, a magazine, a video game, a story, a racing yacht, an airplane, three US Navy ships, and a passenger liner. -- source: America

If you are going to be picky about misusing a name, at least get your details right. =D

In reply to Re^4: (OT) command for finding out which distribution of Linux is being used by Mr. Muskrat
in thread (OT) command for finding out which distribution of Linux is being used by heidi

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