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No offence, but the Toledo is in Spain. I would like to see a photo but I see the site blocks my EU IP entirely.
by fierarul 6y ago
No offence, but the Toledo is in Spain. I would like to see a photo but I see the site blocks my EU IP entirely.
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- Raphmedia 6y agohttps://teddit.net/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/k7h99c/toledo_zoo_reports_first_case_of_bio_fluorescence/ https://teddit.net/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/k7h99c/toledo...
- schwartzworld 6y agoIt's a local news site from Ohio. It's completely reasonable that they would refer to Toledo by name without specifying Ohio, America.
- nkrisc 6y agoNo, that's Toh-lay-doh. We're talking about Toh-lee-doh here.
- sandworm101 6y agoProbably more than half of US placenames have oldworld equivalents. Paris is in texas. Bagdad is in florida. London is in Ohio. Canada is actually a town in Kansas. Not every city can be New Somethingorother.
- medium_burrito 6y agoAthens, GA is named due to having seven hills like of the famous cities in antiquity.
- ljlolel 6y agolike San Francisco! "Spanish settlers distinguished just seven at the time of their arrival. Nob Hill, Russian Hill, Twin Peaks, Mount Davidson, Telegraph Hill, Rincon Hill and Mount Sutro make up the seven original hills of San Francisco."
- m463 6y agoand now this is my current wallpaper: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/65/Toledo_%2837737041515%29.jpg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/65/Toledo_%...
- gfaure 6y agoWhat makes one Toledo "the" Toledo? Which is "the" Springfield or "the" Newtown?
- handmodel 6y agoToledo in the US is far more populated than Toledo in Spain
- fierarul 6y agoYes, but which one is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and has records since 59 B.C.?