Thomas Rogers
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Yeah, that's right, this is what our country would look like if each state was renamed after a country with a similar Gross-Domestic Product.
Very interesting stuff:
Very interesting stuff:
OT: US States Renamed after Countries with Similar GDPs
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Travis Munday
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Switzerland....score.
Thomas Rogers
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Tiger,
Georgia 2006 estimated population: 9,363,941
Switzerland 2007 estimated population: 7,554,661
Just to level the playing fields. Georgia has almost 24% more people.
Still, pretty interesting right?
Makes you wonder where you Swiss bank account is? (yeah, I know, probably a majority of Swiss bank accounts are held by foreigners, and don't count in GDP).
TJR
Georgia 2006 estimated population: 9,363,941
Switzerland 2007 estimated population: 7,554,661
Just to level the playing fields. Georgia has almost 24% more people.
Still, pretty interesting right?
Makes you wonder where you Swiss bank account is? (yeah, I know, probably a majority of Swiss bank accounts are held by foreigners, and don't count in GDP).
TJR
Larry Phillips
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Poland, I can deal with that.
Jake Levin
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In New Jersey we drink Vodka to celebrate!
TomT
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Damn, I'm Canadian Eh? 
Geoff Barker
Active Member
Look at it the other way, Hong Kong and Singapore are just city states, although with very large populations.
G'Day mate. Lets throw another shrimp on the barbie!
Tom
Tom
Rick Kent
Well-Known Member
Austria for my state.
Did anyone look this up on Snopes yet?
Did anyone look this up on Snopes yet?
Ryan Schaecher
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I'm a founding member of the Terrorists with Nukes club....
Let's hear it for Pakistan!!
Let's hear it for Pakistan!!
Bill V
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Hmmm....Minnesota is Norway. If that were the case, would anyone know the difference? Here in Minnesota, people would say, "Well, der's no diff'rence between 'em, don'chya know? You betcha!"
