
100 years later and some people still think New Mexico is another country.
Oh well. xD
Happy Birthday New Mexico! :D
-BGN
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico
Oh well. xD
Happy Birthday New Mexico! :D
-BGN
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Actually, yeah it is--but I still, as an american, say that "the sun never sets on the British empire", because...without that empire, we wouldn't be here, and it's former colonial holds around the world were and are still influenced by western (UK/British/English) society. The sun still never sets on the British empire. :3
I remember back when the Olympics were in Athens GA or in SLC UT, there was a story that someone called from NM to purchase tickets for events and the person in ticket sales kept telling them they had reached the number for in-US sales and needed to talk to someone in their own country's ticket office.
Sounds dubious, but I couldn't find anything on snopes to refute it.
Sounds dubious, but I couldn't find anything on snopes to refute it.
And...there's still only what? Two major cities and vast deserts there? Not much of a country, so no choice but to be a state. I could see them, arizona, utah and nevada joining forces someday to become the "southwest states of america", should the USA ever fall apart--but that's mainly because nobody else would want them. *snickers*
Still, happy birthday, desert!
Still, happy birthday, desert!
I was a buyer for an Albuquerque jewelry company and a woman in a New York company refused to take my purchase order because they "don't have an import licence". I went on to explain to her that we ARE a state and she still insisted that she couldn't import product out of the country. I asked for here supervisor and she told me she was the head of sales. I then had to ask to speak to the owner. I said to him to "get that woman a friggin' MAP".
From http://rinkworks.com/said/tourism.shtml:
"Sorry, we don't sell tickets outside of the U.S. . . . I don't care how new Mexico is, we don't sell tickets outside the U.S." -- A ticket salesperson for the 1996 Olympics, on the phone with someone from New Mexico.
"Sorry, we don't sell tickets outside of the U.S. . . . I don't care how new Mexico is, we don't sell tickets outside the U.S." -- A ticket salesperson for the 1996 Olympics, on the phone with someone from New Mexico.
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