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08-26-2007, 11:40 AM
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Re: Thank goodness she\'s pretty
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[ QUOTE ] So what would you have answered? [/ QUOTE ] Listen to the question again. Answer: Because they don't know where it is. [/ QUOTE ] Circular logic... def def not going to win you Miss Teen USA buddy. The more I think about it the more I think she is right with her initial statement. I mean once you see a map or own a map you can see where America is and unless you are cognitively below a preschooler you will be able to point it out on a map in the future. For instance, one family is more affluent and owns a globe, kids play with globe, kids know where America is... other family poor, can barely afford spheres of cheese much less detailed plastic spheres denoting geographical significance. SO I think it's possible she had an okay answer but got tripped up by how idiotic she sounded and proceeded to pull a matrix 2 architect and insert a bunch of smart sounding words into a goobledy gak mess. 
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08-26-2007, 01:05 PM
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Re: Thank goodness she\'s pretty
I did not grow up with globes or maps in my household. I learned what the U.S. looks like on the map through elementary school, high school, and college. It's not a matter of "some people don't have maps".
However, it is funny that some people are trying to defend her answer now.
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08-26-2007, 11:55 PM
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