A Strange New World: 2017 World RP- Signup Now (OOC/Open)

by **Monarchy of Japanada** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:12 pm

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:23 pm

Nancivania wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:Yeah, it will improve the standard of living across the Commonwealth!

And the poorer countries will get billions in development money like the EU does, so we can bring you up to speed more quickly.

Also, where is my reply?

Don't rush me! I'm a busy woman.

Alright, alright, alright.

And people eat Hot Pockets in Quebec? Aren't people supposed to be more European and cultured there? Not that I have anything against Hot Pockets, but I prefer a nice Aussie meat pie myself.

by **Nancivania** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:23 pm

Monarchy of Japanada wrote:
List of Commonwealth good and bad stuff! Maybe missed some countries.

stralia Largest wool producer, output of 475,000 tons Agriculture 2005
Australia Largest uranium reserves, 1,673,000 tons Energy 2009
Australia Largest aluminium oxide producer, 18,312,000 tons Industry 2006
Australia Largest bauxite producer, 67,000,000 tons Industry 2011
Australia Largest lithium producer, 13,000 tons Industry 2014
Australia Largest titanium producer, 1,291,000 tons Industry 2003
Australia Largest zirconium producer, 426,000 tons Industry 2005
Australia Largest tantalum producer, 435 tons per annum, 53% of world production Industry 2008
Australia Best performance at Rugby League World Cups (men), 10 times winner (1957, 1968, 1970, 1975, 1977, 1988, 1992, 1995, 2000, 2013) Sports 2014
Australia Winner of most Cricket World Cups (men), 5 (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015)[17] Sports 2015
Australia Winner of most Women's Cricket World Cups, 6 (1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013) Sports 2013
Australia Most successful team in ICC World Twenty20 (Women), 3 time champions (2010 and 2012, 2014) Sports 2014
Australia Best performance at ICF Canoe Polo World Championships (men), 3 gold medals Sports 2009
Australia Best performance at Netball World Championships, 10 times winner Sports 2011
Australia Best performance at World International Doubles Squash Championships Sports 2009
Australia Best performance at World Team Squash Championships (men), 8 gold medals Sports 2013
Australia Best performance at World Team Squash Championships (women), 9 gold medals Sports 2014
Australia Best performance at Touch Football World Cups Sports 2009
Australia Best performance at ITU Triathlon World Championships (women), 13 gold medals, 27 total medals

Bangladesh Largest percentage of cultivated land, 68.6% Agriculture
Geography 2011
Bangladesh Largest contributor to UN Peacekeeper Force Military 2013
Bangladesh Highest importance of religion, (tied with Nigeria and Somalia)

Botswana Lowest environmental happiness according to Happy Planet Index, score of 22.6 Environment
Quality of life 2012
Botswana Largest Diamond Producer (two largest mines export 21.7 mil carats combined[19])

Bahamas Highest personal and economic freedoms according to State of World Liberty Index

Canada Best reputation[23] Demographics 2015
Canada Highest opportunity ranking, 86.58 Quality of Life 2015
Canada Largest flax producer, output of 368,300 tons Agriculture 2011
Canada Largest canary seed producer, output of 117,300 tons Agriculture 2005
Canada Largest lentil producer, output of 1,880,500 tons Agriculture 2013
Canada Largest mustard seed producer, output of 154,500 tonnes Agriculture 2013
Canada Largest canola producer, output of 17,960,000 metric tons Agriculture 2014
Canada Largest pea producer[24] Agriculture 2011
Canada Largest producer of maple syrup, output of 14,890 cubic metres Agriculture 1995
Canada Largest rapeseed producer, output of 15.4 million metric tons Agriculture 2012
Canada Highest average years in school (women), 15.0 years Education 2010
Canada Largest number of lakes, estimated to be at least 2 million Geography 0
Canada Largest water area, 891,163 km²[25] Geography 2009
Canada Longest coastline, 243,792 km[26] Geography 2009
Canada Most craters, 32[27] Geography 2015
Canada Longest border, length of 8,891 kilometres (5,525 mi), shared with United States Geography 0
Canada Best performance at Winter Olympics Ice Hockey (men), 9 gold medals, 21 total medals Sports 2014
Canada Best performance at Winter Olympics Ice Hockey (women), 4 gold medals, 5 total medals Sports 2014
Canada Best performance at World Curling Men's Championships, 34 gold medals, 50 total medals Sports 2015
Canada Best performance at World Curling Women's Championships, 15 gold medals, 32 total medals Sports 2015
Canada Winner of most Women's Ice Hockey World Championships, 10 times winner Sports 2015
Canada Top position at Ice Hockey World Championships (men), 3690 points Sports 2015
Canada Top position at Ice Hockey World Championships (women), 3840 points Sports 2015
Canada Most ice hockey players, 721,504[28]

Fiji Best performance at Rugby World Cup Sevens (men), 2 times winner (1997, 2005) (tied with New Zealand)

India Largest number of multi-dimensionally poor, 612 million[63] Demographics 2011
India Highest number of undernourished people, 230 million[64] Demographics 2013
India Largest millet producer, output of 10,910,000 tons Agriculture 2013
India Largest banana producer, output of 24.9 million metric tons Agriculture 2012
India Largest lemon and lime producer, output of 2,060,000 tons Agriculture 2007
India Largest mango producer, output of 15,250,000 tons Agriculture 2012
India Largest areca nut producer, output of 483,100 tons Agriculture 2006
India Largest spice producer, output of 1,525,000 tons Agriculture 2011
India Largest Mica producer, output of 60% of world Mineral 2004
India Largest ginger producer, output of 703,000 tons Agriculture 2012
India Largest chickpea producer, output of 8,832,000 tons Agriculture 2013
India Largest milk producer, output of 110,040 tons Agriculture 2009
India Largest butter producer, output of 1,470,000 tons Agriculture 1997
India Largest jute producer, output of 1,924,326 tons Agriculture 2011
India Largest livestock of water buffalos, 97,700,000 heads Agriculture 2004
India Largest fennel producer, output of 110,000 tons Agriculture 2008
India Largest total freshwater withdrawal, 645.84 km³/year Agriculture
Consumption 2000
India Largest area of irrigated land, 558,080 km² Agriculture
Geography 2003
India Largest tiger headcount, 2226 tigers Environment 2014
India Largest producer of films, 2961 films including 1288 feature films[65] Film Industry 2010
India Largest electronic spam producer, 13.7% Technology 2011
India Largest Hindu population Demographics 2005
India Largest Sikh population Demographics 2005
India Highest number of doctors graduating Demographics 2005
India Highest number of engineers graduating Demographics 2005
India Lowest consumption of beer per capita, 2 L Consumption 2005
India Largest Democracy, 1,270,000,000 people[66] Politics 2014
India Most successful team in ICC World Twenty20 (men), (2007) Sports 2015
India Best performance at Summer Olympics Field Hockey (men), 8 gold medals, 11 total

Ireland Most Eurovision wins (7 between 1956 and 2012) Culture 2015
Ireland Most globalized country according to Globalization Index, score of 92.17

Jamaica Fastest man, Usain Bolt, 12.42 m/s Sports 2014

Malays
Namibia Least equal income distribution Demographics
Economy 2003

New Zealand Best performance at Women's Rugby World Cups, 4 times winner (1998, 2002, 2006, 2010) Sports 2014
New Zealand Best performance at Men's Rugby World Cups, 3 times winner (1987, 2011, 2015) Sports 2016
New Zealand Best performance at Rugby World Cup Sevens (men), 2 times winner (2001, 2013) (tied with Fiji) Sports 2013
New Zealand Best performance at Women's Rugby League World Cups, 3 times winner (2000, 2005, 2008) Sports 2013
New Zealand Best performance at Men's Softball World Championships, 6 times winner (1976, 1984, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2013) Sports 2016

Nigeria Largest yam producer, output of 38,000,000 tons Agriculture 2012
Nigeria Largest cassava producer, output of 41,565,000 tons Agriculture 2005
Nigeria Largest taro producer, output of 4,400,000 tons Agriculture 2009
Nigeria Most HIV/AIDS deaths, 210,000 Demographics 2013
Nigeria Highest importance of religion, (tied with Bangladesh and Somalia)The most winner of the FIFA Under 17 world cup. align
Pakistan Highest Perinatal Mortality Rate; 433,800 newborn baby deaths per year[101][102] Health 2012
Pakistan Best performance at Field hockey World Cup (men), 4 times winner (1971, 1978, 1982, 1994) Sports 2014
Pakistan Most number of British Open Squash champions (men), 30 championships Sports 2015
Pakistan World's highest paved road
Pakistan Greatest number of World Open Squash champions (men), 14 championships Sports 2014
Pakistan Most active UN peacekeeping force
="right"|Demographics

Papua New Guinea Highest annual prevalence of cannabis use, 29.5% of population Demographics 1995
Papua New Guinea Most languages spoken in a country, 820 languages[103] Demographics 2005
Papua New Guinea Best performance at Australian Football International Cup, 1 time winner (2008), 2 times runner-up (2002, 2005)

Sierra Leone Highest industrial production growth rate, 88% Industry 2013
Singapore Lowest fertility rate, 0.8 births per woman Demographics 2014
Singapore Lowest infant mortality rate, 2.31 deaths per 1000 live births Demographics 2009
Singapore Most economic freedom according to Index of Economic Freedom, 89.4 points Economy
Politics 2015
Singapore Most trade freedom according to Global Enabling Trade Report, 5.9 points Economy
Politics 2014
Singapore Easiest business doing according to Ease of Doing Business Index Economy
Politics 2015
Singapore Highest overall growth potential according to Global Dynamism Index[115]

South Africa Most people living with HIV/AIDS, 6,300,000 Demographics 2013
South Africa Largest chromium producer Industry 2013
South Africa Largest mohair producer Agriculture 2013
South Africa Largest platinum producer, 147 tonnes Industry 2010
South Africa Highest death rate, 17.36 deaths per 1000 persons

Tuvalu Smallest number of immigrants, 148 Demographics 2013
Tuvalu Lowest GDP (nominal), US$38 million Economy 2014
Tuvalu Lowest GDP (PPP), US$4 million Economy 2014
Tuvalu Largest percentage of permanent crops, 66.67%

United Kingdom Most overseas territories/dependencies, the UK has 14 overseas territories and 3 crown dependencies. Politics 2014
United Kingdom Most Open and Transparent Government Data, According to The World Wide Web Foundation's Open Data Barometer.[131] Politics 2015
United Kingdom City with highest non-food retail sales, London with a total spend of around £64.2 billion Finance 2010
United Kingdom Busiest airport system by passenger traffic, London sees a total 146,685,710 passengers annually, through Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, City and Southend airports.[132] Transport 2014
United Kingdom Busiest single runway, Gatwick Airport (LGW) Transport 2014
United Kingdom Busiest train station, Clapham Junction railway station, in London, by station by daily rail traffic (one train every 13 seconds at peak times; one train every 30 seconds at off-peak times). Transport 2014
United Kingdom Largest enclosed rain-forest, the Eden Project near St Austell Environment 2001
United Kingdom Longest guided busway by length in miles, Cambridgeshire Guided Busway - 16 miles Transport 2011
United Kingdom The largest television broadcaster, BBC Television 2014
United Kingdom Most elements of the periodic table discovered, 23 of the 118 known elements were discovered by British scientists.[133] Science
United Kingdom Largest off-shore wind farm, London Array in the United Kingdom, producing 630 MW. Energy Industry 2015
United Kingdom Highest producing off-shore wind farm, the biggest producer of wind energy is the Greater Gabbard wind farm. In 2012 it produced 1,195 GigaWatt-hours (GWh). Energy Industry 2012
United Kingdom Deepest off-shore wind farm, The Beatrice Wind Farm is the deepest fixed-foundation wind farm at 45-metre water depth. Energy Industry 2007
United Kingdom Largest exporter of off-shore generated wind power, the UKs wind farms combine to produce the greatest wind farm exports to foreign countries Energy Industry 2012
United Kingdom Largest producer of alcoholic spirits, Diageo Plc. of London. Industry 2010
United Kingdom Most valuable football club, Manchester United Sports 2014
United Kingdom Most number of times the Olympic Games have been held in one city, London held Olympics 3 times: 1908, 1948, 2012 Sports 2012
United Kingdom Best performance at Eventing World Championship (equestrian), 9 gold medals, 21 total medals Sports 2010
United Kingdom Best government website, GOV.uk won the Designs of the Year Award 2013 Politics 2013
United Kingdom Most Formula One Grand Prix wins, 243 by 19 drivers Sports 2015
United Kingdom Most Formula One Grand Prix wins (constructors), 520 by 16 constructors Sports 2009
United Kingdom Best performance at equestrian Mounted games, 22 wins (including separate England and Wales wins) Sports 2009
United Kingdom Best performance at ITU Triathlon World Championships (men), 10 gold medals, 18 total medals Sports 2014
United Kingdom Most books published per year per capita[134] Culture 2006
United Kingdom The highest-grossing film series (inflation adjusted), the James Bond film series Culture 2014
United Kingdom Oldest metro system, the Tube in London, opened in 1863[135] Transport 1863
United Kingdom Oldest currency, sterling, first used in 775AD[136] Economics 754AD
United Kingdom Largest empire in history, population was a fifth of the world's

HA! I control the most Tigers AND bananas! I will rule the world!

by **Nancivania** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:25 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:Don't rush me! I'm a busy woman.

Alright, alright, alright.

And people eat Hot Pockets in Quebec? Aren't people supposed to be more European up there?

Yes we do. I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Quebec City, Montreal is much more modern/Canadian

by **Monarchy of Japanada** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:26 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:Don't rush me! I'm a busy woman.

Alright, alright, alright.

And people eat Hot Pockets in Quebec? Aren't people supposed to be more European and cultured there? Not that I have anything against Hot Pockets, but I prefer a nice Aussie meat pie myself.

Meat pies are more savage and un-cultured than hot pockets. And they don't taste good unlike hot pockets.

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:26 pm

Nancivania wrote:
Monarchy of Japanada wrote:
List of Commonwealth good and bad stuff! Maybe missed some countries.

stralia Largest wool producer, output of 475,000 tons Agriculture 2005
Australia Largest uranium reserves, 1,673,000 tons Energy 2009
Australia Largest aluminium oxide producer, 18,312,000 tons Industry 2006
Australia Largest bauxite producer, 67,000,000 tons Industry 2011
Australia Largest lithium producer, 13,000 tons Industry 2014
Australia Largest titanium producer, 1,291,000 tons Industry 2003
Australia Largest zirconium producer, 426,000 tons Industry 2005
Australia Largest tantalum producer, 435 tons per annum, 53% of world production Industry 2008
Australia Best performance at Rugby League World Cups (men), 10 times winner (1957, 1968, 1970, 1975, 1977, 1988, 1992, 1995, 2000, 2013) Sports 2014
Australia Winner of most Cricket World Cups (men), 5 (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015)[17] Sports 2015
Australia Winner of most Women's Cricket World Cups, 6 (1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013) Sports 2013
Australia Most successful team in ICC World Twenty20 (Women), 3 time champions (2010 and 2012, 2014) Sports 2014
Australia Best performance at ICF Canoe Polo World Championships (men), 3 gold medals Sports 2009
Australia Best performance at Netball World Championships, 10 times winner Sports 2011
Australia Best performance at World International Doubles Squash Championships Sports 2009
Australia Best performance at World Team Squash Championships (men), 8 gold medals Sports 2013
Australia Best performance at World Team Squash Championships (women), 9 gold medals Sports 2014
Australia Best performance at Touch Football World Cups Sports 2009
Australia Best performance at ITU Triathlon World Championships (women), 13 gold medals, 27 total medals

Bangladesh Largest percentage of cultivated land, 68.6% Agriculture
Geography 2011
Bangladesh Largest contributor to UN Peacekeeper Force Military 2013
Bangladesh Highest importance of religion, (tied with Nigeria and Somalia)

Botswana Lowest environmental happiness according to Happy Planet Index, score of 22.6 Environment
Quality of life 2012
Botswana Largest Diamond Producer (two largest mines export 21.7 mil carats combined[19])

Bahamas Highest personal and economic freedoms according to State of World Liberty Index

Canada Best reputation[23] Demographics 2015
Canada Highest opportunity ranking, 86.58 Quality of Life 2015
Canada Largest flax producer, output of 368,300 tons Agriculture 2011
Canada Largest canary seed producer, output of 117,300 tons Agriculture 2005
Canada Largest lentil producer, output of 1,880,500 tons Agriculture 2013
Canada Largest mustard seed producer, output of 154,500 tonnes Agriculture 2013
Canada Largest canola producer, output of 17,960,000 metric tons Agriculture 2014
Canada Largest pea producer[24] Agriculture 2011
Canada Largest producer of maple syrup, output of 14,890 cubic metres Agriculture 1995
Canada Largest rapeseed producer, output of 15.4 million metric tons Agriculture 2012
Canada Highest average years in school (women), 15.0 years Education 2010
Canada Largest number of lakes, estimated to be at least 2 million Geography 0
Canada Largest water area, 891,163 km²[25] Geography 2009
Canada Longest coastline, 243,792 km[26] Geography 2009
Canada Most craters, 32[27] Geography 2015
Canada Longest border, length of 8,891 kilometres (5,525 mi), shared with United States Geography 0
Canada Best performance at Winter Olympics Ice Hockey (men), 9 gold medals, 21 total medals Sports 2014
Canada Best performance at Winter Olympics Ice Hockey (women), 4 gold medals, 5 total medals Sports 2014
Canada Best performance at World Curling Men's Championships, 34 gold medals, 50 total medals Sports 2015
Canada Best performance at World Curling Women's Championships, 15 gold medals, 32 total medals Sports 2015
Canada Winner of most Women's Ice Hockey World Championships, 10 times winner Sports 2015
Canada Top position at Ice Hockey World Championships (men), 3690 points Sports 2015
Canada Top position at Ice Hockey World Championships (women), 3840 points Sports 2015
Canada Most ice hockey players, 721,504[28]

Fiji Best performance at Rugby World Cup Sevens (men), 2 times winner (1997, 2005) (tied with New Zealand)

India Largest number of multi-dimensionally poor, 612 million[63] Demographics 2011
India Highest number of undernourished people, 230 million[64] Demographics 2013
India Largest millet producer, output of 10,910,000 tons Agriculture 2013
India Largest banana producer, output of 24.9 million metric tons Agriculture 2012
India Largest lemon and lime producer, output of 2,060,000 tons Agriculture 2007
India Largest mango producer, output of 15,250,000 tons Agriculture 2012
India Largest areca nut producer, output of 483,100 tons Agriculture 2006
India Largest spice producer, output of 1,525,000 tons Agriculture 2011
India Largest Mica producer, output of 60% of world Mineral 2004
India Largest ginger producer, output of 703,000 tons Agriculture 2012
India Largest chickpea producer, output of 8,832,000 tons Agriculture 2013
India Largest milk producer, output of 110,040 tons Agriculture 2009
India Largest butter producer, output of 1,470,000 tons Agriculture 1997
India Largest jute producer, output of 1,924,326 tons Agriculture 2011
India Largest livestock of water buffalos, 97,700,000 heads Agriculture 2004
India Largest fennel producer, output of 110,000 tons Agriculture 2008
India Largest total freshwater withdrawal, 645.84 km³/year Agriculture
Consumption 2000
India Largest area of irrigated land, 558,080 km² Agriculture
Geography 2003
India Largest tiger headcount, 2226 tigers Environment 2014
India Largest producer of films, 2961 films including 1288 feature films[65] Film Industry 2010
India Largest electronic spam producer, 13.7% Technology 2011
India Largest Hindu population Demographics 2005
India Largest Sikh population Demographics 2005
India Highest number of doctors graduating Demographics 2005
India Highest number of engineers graduating Demographics 2005
India Lowest consumption of beer per capita, 2 L Consumption 2005
India Largest Democracy, 1,270,000,000 people[66] Politics 2014
India Most successful team in ICC World Twenty20 (men), (2007) Sports 2015
India Best performance at Summer Olympics Field Hockey (men), 8 gold medals, 11 total

Ireland Most Eurovision wins (7 between 1956 and 2012) Culture 2015
Ireland Most globalized country according to Globalization Index, score of 92.17

Jamaica Fastest man, Usain Bolt, 12.42 m/s Sports 2014

Malays
Namibia Least equal income distribution Demographics
Economy 2003

New Zealand Best performance at Women's Rugby World Cups, 4 times winner (1998, 2002, 2006, 2010) Sports 2014
New Zealand Best performance at Men's Rugby World Cups, 3 times winner (1987, 2011, 2015) Sports 2016
New Zealand Best performance at Rugby World Cup Sevens (men), 2 times winner (2001, 2013) (tied with Fiji) Sports 2013
New Zealand Best performance at Women's Rugby League World Cups, 3 times winner (2000, 2005, 2008) Sports 2013
New Zealand Best performance at Men's Softball World Championships, 6 times winner (1976, 1984, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2013) Sports 2016

Nigeria Largest yam producer, output of 38,000,000 tons Agriculture 2012
Nigeria Largest cassava producer, output of 41,565,000 tons Agriculture 2005
Nigeria Largest taro producer, output of 4,400,000 tons Agriculture 2009
Nigeria Most HIV/AIDS deaths, 210,000 Demographics 2013
Nigeria Highest importance of religion, (tied with Bangladesh and Somalia)The most winner of the FIFA Under 17 world cup. align
Pakistan Highest Perinatal Mortality Rate; 433,800 newborn baby deaths per year[101][102] Health 2012
Pakistan Best performance at Field hockey World Cup (men), 4 times winner (1971, 1978, 1982, 1994) Sports 2014
Pakistan Most number of British Open Squash champions (men), 30 championships Sports 2015
Pakistan World's highest paved road
Pakistan Greatest number of World Open Squash champions (men), 14 championships Sports 2014
Pakistan Most active UN peacekeeping force
="right"|Demographics

Papua New Guinea Highest annual prevalence of cannabis use, 29.5% of population Demographics 1995
Papua New Guinea Most languages spoken in a country, 820 languages[103] Demographics 2005
Papua New Guinea Best performance at Australian Football International Cup, 1 time winner (2008), 2 times runner-up (2002, 2005)

Sierra Leone Highest industrial production growth rate, 88% Industry 2013
Singapore Lowest fertility rate, 0.8 births per woman Demographics 2014
Singapore Lowest infant mortality rate, 2.31 deaths per 1000 live births Demographics 2009
Singapore Most economic freedom according to Index of Economic Freedom, 89.4 points Economy
Politics 2015
Singapore Most trade freedom according to Global Enabling Trade Report, 5.9 points Economy
Politics 2014
Singapore Easiest business doing according to Ease of Doing Business Index Economy
Politics 2015
Singapore Highest overall growth potential according to Global Dynamism Index[115]

South Africa Most people living with HIV/AIDS, 6,300,000 Demographics 2013
South Africa Largest chromium producer Industry 2013
South Africa Largest mohair producer Agriculture 2013
South Africa Largest platinum producer, 147 tonnes Industry 2010
South Africa Highest death rate, 17.36 deaths per 1000 persons

Tuvalu Smallest number of immigrants, 148 Demographics 2013
Tuvalu Lowest GDP (nominal), US$38 million Economy 2014
Tuvalu Lowest GDP (PPP), US$4 million Economy 2014
Tuvalu Largest percentage of permanent crops, 66.67%

United Kingdom Most overseas territories/dependencies, the UK has 14 overseas territories and 3 crown dependencies. Politics 2014
United Kingdom Most Open and Transparent Government Data, According to The World Wide Web Foundation's Open Data Barometer.[131] Politics 2015
United Kingdom City with highest non-food retail sales, London with a total spend of around £64.2 billion Finance 2010
United Kingdom Busiest airport system by passenger traffic, London sees a total 146,685,710 passengers annually, through Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, City and Southend airports.[132] Transport 2014
United Kingdom Busiest single runway, Gatwick Airport (LGW) Transport 2014
United Kingdom Busiest train station, Clapham Junction railway station, in London, by station by daily rail traffic (one train every 13 seconds at peak times; one train every 30 seconds at off-peak times). Transport 2014
United Kingdom Largest enclosed rain-forest, the Eden Project near St Austell Environment 2001
United Kingdom Longest guided busway by length in miles, Cambridgeshire Guided Busway - 16 miles Transport 2011
United Kingdom The largest television broadcaster, BBC Television 2014
United Kingdom Most elements of the periodic table discovered, 23 of the 118 known elements were discovered by British scientists.[133] Science
United Kingdom Largest off-shore wind farm, London Array in the United Kingdom, producing 630 MW. Energy Industry 2015
United Kingdom Highest producing off-shore wind farm, the biggest producer of wind energy is the Greater Gabbard wind farm. In 2012 it produced 1,195 GigaWatt-hours (GWh). Energy Industry 2012
United Kingdom Deepest off-shore wind farm, The Beatrice Wind Farm is the deepest fixed-foundation wind farm at 45-metre water depth. Energy Industry 2007
United Kingdom Largest exporter of off-shore generated wind power, the UKs wind farms combine to produce the greatest wind farm exports to foreign countries Energy Industry 2012
United Kingdom Largest producer of alcoholic spirits, Diageo Plc. of London. Industry 2010
United Kingdom Most valuable football club, Manchester United Sports 2014
United Kingdom Most number of times the Olympic Games have been held in one city, London held Olympics 3 times: 1908, 1948, 2012 Sports 2012
United Kingdom Best performance at Eventing World Championship (equestrian), 9 gold medals, 21 total medals Sports 2010
United Kingdom Best government website, GOV.uk won the Designs of the Year Award 2013 Politics 2013
United Kingdom Most Formula One Grand Prix wins, 243 by 19 drivers Sports 2015
United Kingdom Most Formula One Grand Prix wins (constructors), 520 by 16 constructors Sports 2009
United Kingdom Best performance at equestrian Mounted games, 22 wins (including separate England and Wales wins) Sports 2009
United Kingdom Best performance at ITU Triathlon World Championships (men), 10 gold medals, 18 total medals Sports 2014
United Kingdom Most books published per year per capita[134] Culture 2006
United Kingdom The highest-grossing film series (inflation adjusted), the James Bond film series Culture 2014
United Kingdom Oldest metro system, the Tube in London, opened in 1863[135] Transport 1863
United Kingdom Oldest currency, sterling, first used in 775AD[136] Economics 754AD
United Kingdom Largest empire in history, population was a fifth of the world's

HA! I control the most Tigers AND bananas! I will rule the world!

But I have the highest grossing film series, invented the Internet, the most valuable football club, most wind farms, make the most booze and busiest airport! So it is I who shall rule to world! Mwahahaha!

by **Nancivania** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:28 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:HA! I control the most Tigers AND bananas! I will rule the world!

But I have the highest grossing film series, invented the Internet, the most valuable football club, most wind farms, make the most booze and busiest airport! So it is I who shall rule to world! Mwahahaha!

But... but... bananas...

by **Monarchy of Japanada** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:28 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:HA! I control the most Tigers AND bananas! I will rule the world!

But I have the highest grossing film series, invented the Internet, the most valuable football club, most wind farms, make the most booze and busiest airport! So it is I who shall rule to world! Mwahahaha!

We have the most maple syrup, we shall rule the world!

by **Monarchy of Japanada** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:28 pm

Can we do a little switch-a-roo to make Canada better? Ask for details.a

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:29 pm

Nancivania wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:Alright, alright, alright.

And people eat Hot Pockets in Quebec? Aren't people supposed to be more European up there?

Yes we do. I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Quebec City, Montreal is much more modern/Canadian

No, I'm thinking of Montreal too, I went there and it seemed pretty European to me. I walked up Mont Royal and ate some Brie and a baguette and some Swiss chocolate and my parents had some French wine, it was nice, and much closer to Europe than the US is.

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:29 pm

Monarchy of Japanada wrote:Can we do a little switch-a-roo to make Canada better? Ask for details.a

Sure, what do you have in mind?

by **Monarchy of Japanada** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:30 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:Yes we do. I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Quebec City, Montreal is much more modern/Canadian

No, I'm thinking of Montreal too, I went there and it seemed pretty European to me. I walked up Mont Royal and ate some Brie and a baguette and some Swiss chocolate and my parents had some French wine, it was nice, and much closer to Europe than the US is.

Old Town.

by **Monarchy of Japanada** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:30 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Monarchy of Japanada wrote:Can we do a little switch-a-roo to make Canada better? Ask for details.a

Sure, what do you have in mind?

Y'know, making us have the world's biggest mall and tallest tower like we used to have..

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:32 pm

Monarchy of Japanada wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:Alright, alright, alright.

And people eat Hot Pockets in Quebec? Aren't people supposed to be more European and cultured there? Not that I have anything against Hot Pockets, but I prefer a nice Aussie meat pie myself.

Meat pies are more savage and un-cultured than hot pockets. And they don't taste good unlike hot pockets.

Meat pies are very cultured and quite delicious, and they taste way better than Hot Pockets. Ever had a pepperoni pie? Chicken and mushroom in supreme sauce? Steak and potato? Mince and cheese? I like these pies especially.

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:32 pm

Monarchy of Japanada wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:Sure, what do you have in mind?

Y'know, making us have the world's biggest mall and tallest tower like we used to have..

You could say you expanded the mall or built a bigger one and you could say that you built a taller tower as well.

by **Nancivania** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:33 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:Yes we do. I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Quebec City, Montreal is much more modern/Canadian

No, I'm thinking of Montreal too, I went there and it seemed pretty European to me. I walked up Mont Royal and ate some Brie and a baguette and some Swiss chocolate and my parents had some French wine, it was nice, and much closer to Europe than the US is.

Well it still is pretty European, but its more Canadian then Quebec.

P.S: Love cheese and wine

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:33 pm

Monarchy of Japanada wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:No, I'm thinking of Montreal too, I went there and it seemed pretty European to me. I walked up Mont Royal and ate some Brie and a baguette and some Swiss chocolate and my parents had some French wine, it was nice, and much closer to Europe than the US is.

Old Town.

Ah.

I didn't go to the part with Loblaw's, Canadian Tire and Walmart, but Canada is a very diverse and nice place in general.

Do you want Turks and Caicos? I will give you it if you want it.

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:35 pm

Nancivania wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:No, I'm thinking of Montreal too, I went there and it seemed pretty European to me. I walked up Mont Royal and ate some Brie and a baguette and some Swiss chocolate and my parents had some French wine, it was nice, and much closer to Europe than the US is.
Well it still is pretty European, but its more Canadian then Quebec.

P.S: Love cheese and wine

I see. Cheese ftw! Hey, have you ever been south of the border?

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:39 pm

Just read Waz's new post, he is condemning the Commonwealth and France? Time to cut more ties, Canada eject his troops and we will give you Antigua and Barbuda and Turks and Caicos.

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:41 pm

Also, I will reply to Nancivania, but why did Obama and John Kerry show up, and I think it is weird that half of the leaders of the Commonwealth are Indian, but I will let that slide.

by **Nancivania** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:41 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:
Nancivania wrote:Well it still is pretty European, but its more Canadian then Quebec.

P.S: Love cheese and wine

I see. Cheese ftw! Hey, have you ever been south of the border?

I've been to New England and Most of the East Coast, I've been to all the Great lake states (except Illinois and Indiana), and I'm going to go on a trip with my Fiancé to his home state of Pennsylvania soon

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:41 pm

Why don't Indian troops replace the Murican ones in the UK and Canada?

by **Nancivania** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:42 pm

British Empire Strikes Back wrote:Also, I will reply to Nancivania, but why did Obama and John Kerry show up, and I think it is weird that half of the leaders of the Commonwealth are Indian, but I will let that slide.

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

(It's hard to find pictures of Narendra Modi sitting at a table with world leaders)

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:44 pm

Nancivania wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:I see. Cheese ftw! Hey, have you ever been south of the border?

I've been to New England and Most of the East Coast, I've been to all the Great lake states (except Illinois and Indiana), and I'm going to go on a trip with my Fiancé to his home state of Pennsylvania soon

Ah, I used to live in Pennsylvania, near and in Philly, and I go there sometimes. If you haven't already, you should try a cheesesteak, and if you want to go to New Jersey, try a panzarotti they're delicious and are similar to but much better than a fried calzone.

Have you been to Florida or New Jersey yet?

by **British Empire Strikes Back** » Sat Jan 14, 2017 2:44 pm

Nancivania wrote:
British Empire Strikes Back wrote:Also, I will reply to Nancivania, but why did Obama and John Kerry show up, and I think it is weird that half of the leaders of the Commonwealth are Indian, but I will let that slide.

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

(It's hard to find pictures of Narendra Modi sitting at a table with world leaders)

He doesn't get out much, what with him being a former murderer and all...

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