Was I the only one...

[Bun]

no holland is a western district part of the netherlands but its almost came a convention to just accept holland meaning netherlands, which makes dutch ppl angry

[-:Undertaker:-]

It is much easier saying 'sovereign state' because thats a real country by the definition. The United Kingdom is a sovereign state, England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are not. The Netherlands is a sovereign state, Holland etc are not.

[Eight.]

Oh I see. Some people call Netherlands Holland but Holland is a reigion in Netherlands

[marriott0.01]

no... england is a country LMAO. as is holland, it's called netherlands or holland. it's both a region and a country. what a thread lmao........

Officially it's name isn't Holland, and a lot of people within the Netherlands complain about this. Holland is the name for the Western Region of the Netherlands, like Kent is the South Eastern part of the UK (or England). England is a country and was only united with Scotland, as Scotland was formerly not a country, and Scotland and Ireland and Wales all have their own laws and their own country, however through the Union they share many laws and help each other out.

[Stryderman]

ok youve officially hurt my brain

[immense]

google it

[Bun]

no... england is a country LMAO. as is holland, it's called netherlands or holland. it's both a region and a country. what a thread lmao........

i am right dw

bet u wanna shrivel up n die lmao

[Eight.]

I'm really stupid when it comes to geography. What do you call people from Denmark?

[Gibs960]

I'm confused......... :|

[immense]

NO DANNY IT IS A COUNTRY, GOOGLE IT. IT'S WIDELY CALLED THAT, JUST UNOFFICIALLY.

LMAO **** MY LIFE