quote:Be careful; the U.S. is also shaded. But then, Europe (including the French, now called Patriot, fries makers), South Africa, Japan, Canada, Turkey, a chunk of Indochina, and most of South America are shaded.
Dunno, but it has to be good as Australia is shaded
Rick said: Any idea what the shaded areas represent?
Mike said: Printer needs new drum? Nah - give up!
I’d say the British Empire, but the absence of shading for India and way too much shading for the West screws up that statement. But, it could still be considered a British Empire of sorts – it’s the Empire of Teletubbies. Here’s the text: “The Teletubbies are a global programme success. Commissioned by the BBC and made by Ragdoll Productions under the direction of Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport, they set out from Britain to conquer the world. Television companies in over 60 countries have acquired the broadcasting rights (see map of the world).”
Rick said: Add another one to the list of fora?
Mike said: Er, which one?
The one you’re currently reading.
quote:I suspected you would research this.
I know the answer, but won't give it away unless you really want to know.
Crap, this is getting hard to read. I'm half tempted to remove that picture.