The North Pacific Board

Jakit wrote:

its north american though. the closest city to hawaii is los angles or san fransico. not sure. but its 1 of them

actually, the closest country to Hawaii is Kiribati, at 1134 miles compared to the 2318 needed to get to california

Imperial bendale wrote:

True North Pacificans (TNPs)

Erm... Like Aerilia nerd, Territorio di Nessuno, McMasterdonia etc?

Jakit wrote:

dont triple post. never seen a triple post ever

sry but no one was online and i like talking to myself (lol)

Jakit wrote:

if u wanna look at which continent every country is in based on which tectonic plate they are on that means india and pakistan are its own continent. dosent make sense

that was just a secondary point. what I'm saying is NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC would have the final say on the matter of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY

There is no definition of continent, so everyone says what they think
that is, there are, but they are different for each

Imperial bendale wrote:

C O M M U N I S M

Must bonk all the comicus

Batatoland Empire wrote:

Another child

According to Google, Aspiring judges typically need a law degree. Besides, they also need to pass a competitive exam from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. A law degree can be compared in about 7 years after high school – 4 years of undergraduate study and 3 years of law school.

An 8 year old would be in Year 3 or 2nd Grade depending on where you are in the world... So they'd have to pass 12 years of high school and a further 7... He would have to start school aged -11...

Jakit wrote:

well its still part of north america. kinda like how iceland is closer to greenland which is in north america than it is to the uk or ireland but its still part of europe. bruh

so your point dosent make sense

The Beneluxian Empire wrote:

According to Google, Aspiring judges typically need a law degree. Besides, they also need to pass a competitive exam from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. A law degree can be compared in about 7 years after high school – 4 years of undergraduate study and 3 years of law school.

An 8 year old would be in Year 3 or 2nd Grade depending on where you are in the world... So they'd have to pass 12 years of high school and a further 7... He would have to start school aged -11...

tells a child to repeat what a judge said: D

L-453 wrote:

This is where I come in.

Would you kill Adolf Hitler as a child even though you knew he'd slaughter millions?

do any of you play .io games like arras.io?

The Beneluxian Empire wrote:

According to Google, Aspiring judges typically need a law degree. Besides, they also need to pass a competitive exam from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. A law degree can be compared in about 7 years after high school – 4 years of undergraduate study and 3 years of law school.

An 8 year old would be in Year 3 or 2nd Grade depending on where you are in the world... So they'd have to pass 12 years of high school and a further 7... He would have to start school aged -11...

unless it is a supreme court judge which requires no law degree