This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be "Central North America", or "Cenora" (pr. "sennra" or "sinnora") for short. This would be an accurate description of its location.
The current name is unsatisfactory: all nations consist of provinces or states which are, by definition, "united"; and America refers nominally to the entire Americas (North, South and Central), not to just one part.
Ergo, "Cenora" makes more sense than "America" or the "USA". People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
RFC
The current name is unsatisfactory: all nations consist of provinces or states which are, by definition, "united"; and America refers nominally to the entire Americas (North, South and Central), not to just one part.
Ergo, "Cenora" makes more sense than "America" or the "USA". People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
RFC
This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be ... would be an accurate description of its location. The current name is unsatisfactory: all nations consist of provinces or states
Nice try, but no they don't.
Cheers, Harvey
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This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be "Central North America", or "Cenora" (pr. "sennra" or "sinnora") for short. This would be an accurate description of its location.
I think it should be called "Coruscic".
Mike.
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This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be ... Ergo, "Cenora" makes more sense than "America" or the "USA". People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
Let me know. You must be mike3 under another name. Right? I mean, you both have some obsession with renaming already-recognized geographical features.
This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be ... Ergo, "Cenora" makes more sense than "America" or the "USA". People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
The name's too close to "Sonora." (Check a map of Mexico.)
Try again.
Maria
This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be ... "Cenora" makes more sense than "America" or the "USA". People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans. RFC
So Central North America is an accurate description of the location of Hawaii and Alaska, is it?
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This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the correct name for the "USA" or "America" should surely be ... Ergo, "Cenora" makes more sense than "America" or the "USA". People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
And if you're from Sonora, California, it might be a little confusing.
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This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the ... People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
And if you're from Sonora, California, it might be a little confusing. Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Especially if you were a snorer.
DC, shuffling up to Buffalo.
This may be a wild and crazy idea, but the ... People who live there would be called Cenoras or Cenorans.
The name's too close to "Sonora." (Check a map of Mexico.)
Hah, there's a Sonora not too far from where I live. I've stayed overnight there (on a skiing trip).
Skitt
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