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This may shock you, but we also have a York and a Hampshire.
by irremediable 11y ago
This may shock you, but we also have a York and a Hampshire.
- gozur88 11y agoYou should have named them "Old York" and "Old Hampshire". This way is confusing. "Olde" would be acceptable, too.
- mikeash 11y agoI would like to renew my periodic proposal to replace all names with UUIDs. For example, the York in England could be renamed to E4D24E55-D779-402A-90D4-9EBE41FB2AA4. England itself could become 62F2B833-2462-4F64-A071-2887FF46105A. The "New" York in the colonies could be renamed to D6EE5383-2D68-4CC2-BCED-CDBB2B7661E0. This would eliminate all confusion.
- gozur88 11y agoWe'll have to think up a new tune for Kandler and Ebb's classic D6EE5383-2D68-4CC2-BCED-CDBB2B7661E0, D6EE5383-2D68-4CC2-BCED-CDBB2B7661E0
- yongjik 11y ago...and an England, apparently.