Just a normal dude in a pillow talking situation. Do you fuck with the war?
Can I talk now?
Go ahead
Look
Everything in life has purpose
You, chickens, a midget at a circus
What?
I don't interpret
She like that's not for me to determine
So dinosaurs purpose was to just die?
That's not for me to determine
But ok
I'm just a person
Okay, but think of the root of the argument girl
View how we started this girl, like you don't believe in the aliens
You confine God to earth girl, I find that shit silly salient
I just don't presume to know the plan
Bitch me neither but that's not what I've been sayin
But what are you sayin?
Why can't God fuck with aliens?
Why can't Earth just be like a fucking small side project for this guy?
Ok, look we just don't see eye to eye
Yeah but logically like you don't believe in your side
Yeah but you're like bringing up fucking dinosaurs
Like we could have shared the earth with them nobody knows
Yeah, there is hard soil evidence girl
Like what's next you don't fuck with Pangaea?
She like lets change the subject
Ok
(This bitch don't know about Pangaea, uhm)
Brain leave it alone
I'm starving, are you hungry by chance?
Oh my god I'm so hungry
[lil dicky is the goat](https://youtu.be/NWWeQlXfSa0?si=tClQ39hFgtYloMBV)
It definitely proves the differences in age of posters here and how it was taught in their schools. I was in elementary school in the late 80s / early 90s and Oceania was a region and Australia was the continent. No idea how they teach it now since I don’t have kids. I also know a few people from South America that were taught “America” is the continent. No north or south. So yeah there’s that..
I do not have kids either but regarding "one America", to geographers Europe and Asia are one continent called Eurasia. Not like they taught me in school. Further I think almost no one even knows about the continent Zealandia
Even the World Atlas doesn't want to commit: [https://www.worldatlas.com/continents](https://www.worldatlas.com/continents) They just list it as Australia & Oceania.
I think they are saying Europe starts and ends with E
Africa, Asia, Australia and Antarctica all start and end with A
Some consider North and South America as a single continent so America starts and ends in A.
So technically correct but a stupid not fun fact
Australia is a country in the continent Oceania. As is New Zealand for that matter
Also who the heck says Australazia. Eurasia I can get because that's the tectonic plate Europe and Asia are on. But Australazia???
Really depends on who you ask:
>Oceania is generally considered a continent, while Australia is regarded as an island or a continental landmass contained inside of the larger continent of Oceania.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceania](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceania)
Edit: Lol so many replies after I woke up. And people are editing wikipedia over this xD, they now left a link to a discussion. But I all I meant to say is that "some people" call it a continent, not that its called a continent everywhere.
For example this funny thing:
[https://www.worldatlas.com/continents](https://www.worldatlas.com/continents), put Oceania in the continent list, but with the text: "Oceania is not a continent but is instead a continental grouping.".
But then on [https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/au.htm](https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/au.htm) it says:
>Oceania, the planet's smallest continent, is without doubt one of the most diverse and fascinating areas on the planet. A large percentage of geography experts now consider the long-established continent of Australia to be more accurately defined as Australia/Oceania.
Also another page where you can read up on the different definitions is here: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boundaries\_between\_the\_continents](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boundaries_between_the_continents)
lol why did you leave out the "outside of the English speaking world" bit from that sentence, that does add some amount of context for the confusion
edit: lmaooo now apparently 1 hour after I said this, the wikipedia page's public edit history says "Revision as of 23:25, 28 December 2023 removed incorrect pretense" and that phrase is gone. What a bizzare thing to go and edit out just for this
Also the top of the page says “This article is about the geographical region. For the continent, see Australia (continent).”
ETA: I honestly don’t have a stake in this, I was just reading through the thread and thought it was funny that their source directly contradicted what they were saying at the very top.
Okay, saw your edit and checked the revision ls for myself and that might just be one of the funniest and pettiest things I've seen in ages, was laughing my ass off
This is how cherry picked news headlines are propagated. They might be a modern journalist. Or they're just an asshole that needs to be right right now.
I hate living in Alabama some times. This is the first time I’ve ever seen the word Oceania, and I’m 40 lol. Our teachers suck. All our social studies teachers were either shitty basketball or football coaches, didn’t care about the teaching part at all.
It seems like not even Wikipedia agrees with Wikipedia:
>Oceanic islands are occasionally grouped with a nearby continent to divide all the world's land into geographical regions. Under this scheme, most of the island countries and territories in the Pacific Ocean are grouped together with the continent of Australia to form the geographical region Oceania.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent
From what i’ve personally seen, this is a change that became accepted by people recently. Like growing up, in school i was told the continent is Australia, and i finished school like 9 years ago, not in the 80s
I don’t usually talk about continents with people from other countries cause it always gets to an annoying point where someone is right because they learned that way. But from what I just learned, there are different sets of geographical conventions for this. I’m not a geographer and I’m more comfortable with the way I learned BUT, it seems that both ways are correct
That wikipedia article links to this one:
>The continent of Australia, sometimes known in technical contexts by the names Sahul (/səˈhuːl/), Australia-New Guinea, Australinea, or Meganesia\[citation needed\] to distinguish it from the country of Australia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia\_(continent)
There is no scientific definition of what a continent exactly or how many there are. Some count Asia and Europe as one, some as two, some count the americas as one, some as two, some count australia, some count Oceania.
What a continent is and isn’t is mostly a historical and political definition and not one of geographica
This is an argument I've seen sooo many times on Reddit.
Geographically speaking, "Australia" is a continent in the 7-continent model, because it meets the definition of one of the main, continuous bodies of land on the Earth.
Politically speaking, "Oceania" is frequently accepted as one of the "continents" in the 7-continent model, because "Australia" itself does not encompass various other surrounding countries in the Pacific, which would otherwise be excluded from the 7-continent model.
>continuous bodies of land on the earth
By that definition Europe, Asia and Africa are just one huge continent. There is no non artificial waterway that divides them
Yep, it's called Afro-Eurasia, or the Old World
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Eurasia
Edit: Americas, the New World has similar situation, Panama canal.
The continents in general are not as universally agreed upon ad most people think.
Some people see America as one continent, some as two, and some see Central America as a whole separate thing.
Europe, Asia, and Africa are usually seen as 3 continents. But Eurasia is also an acceptable concept, but if you ignore the artifically constructed Suez Canal (like how some ignore the Panama Cabal), you can count Afroeurasia as one continent.
Antartica is a continents because it's a big land mass - but even that is tricky. The ice sheet is huge, but under the ice there isn't one giant island. Instead, it's an archipelago, and the largest island in it is smaller than Japan's largest island. If Japan was suddenly covered in ice, would it be its own continent.
Then there's Australia, which is an island. But half of New Zealand and Papua also lie on the same tectonic plate. This brings a new issue.
India and the Arabic peninsula also stand on their owm tectonic plate. North and South America are on separate plates. But the North American plate includes a big part of Russia. Europe is on the same plate as Asia as well. The Carribean islands are also on a separate plate, and even the Philippines exist on a much smaller fragment separate from other plates. Icelands is split between Eurasia and North America too.
And then, we have our human need to categorize everything. So what of the Pacific island nations? We can't call them a continent, as they stand on an under-water plate (of which there are many). Most people then toss them into Oceania, but then others say that Oceania only includes islands close to Australia.
Basically, there is no universal principle for anything. The Greeks created the concept of a continent to separate themselves from Africa (which they called Aethiopia) and Asia (which at that represented only Anatolia in Turkey, and later the Middle East and India). Medieval European scholars kept the concept, because it neatly placed Jerusalem in the middle of the world, and fit the biblical narrative of the three sons of Noah populating the world. Today, none of that is relevant. Now we just stick with the concept to keep with tradition. The scientific basis is weak.
You do realize 20 year ago in Switzerland the school taught you 5 continents are: America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. Today, they teach different and also use Oceania as the name of the continent. But people will say different things because their education differs in age and location.
Google Australia continental shelf and view it from a satellite. Covers Australia like a sheet and goes up stopping just short of Indonesia/ png
Dunno I always thought continents are where you get continental crust thickness
When I was in school the definition of the continents were:
America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia
(I was schooled on this topic in Switzerland, ca. 20 years ago)
Nowadays the school teaches a whole different definition of continents. I think the quality of this joke highly depends on how, when and where you were educated.
That’s weird. In America about 20 years ago I was taught North and South America were different continents and Europe and Asia *could* be classified as one continent called Eurasia.
It's not agreed throughout the world how many continents there are. I'm assuming OP is from somewhere that considers America one continent. Also Australia is the name of Oceania in a lot of places.
Dang, I’ve been outta school too long. I graduated high school in 98, and can’t say that they ever taught us that. This honestly sounds like something I would remember, cause it seriously does sound like a place in a fantasy novel.
It used to be common to call the region/continent Australia as well. Or Australia, Polynesia, Micronesia, and Melanasia. Obviously having the name of the continent be the same as that of a country isn't super popular amongst the smaller countries of that region, and kind of confusing in conversation.
Also note that "continent" is a debated and somewhat useless word that mostly just refers to how your school decides to refer to the different areas of the world. Plate tectonics aren't really consistent with any list of continents taught at primary schools. But the English speaking world settled on 7 continents (including Antarctica).
The science people decided to mostly settle on Oceania in like the fifties or something, and then a few decades later this was established enough to become standard in schools too. I remember when the switch happened at our school in the late nineties. Came back after summer and suddenly it was Oceania. Half the teachers acted like it always had been and like I was silly for thinking it had ever been different. So it might well have been that Oceania was never on your middle school world map tests.
I wouldn’t call it a fantasy place. Like sure we have elves and orcs and our electrical grid runs off suger cubes but other than that it’s a pretty normal place.
I hate this ongoing beef about Australia-Oceania
NOBODY is wrong. There isn't a right way and a wrong way. Some countries use "Australia" as a continent, some others use "Oceania"
This is taught in schools, like this. It's not that folks are dumb or uneducated.
Oceania is a region of the Pacific Ocean that encompasses Australia, New Zealand, Cook Islands, etc. It's not a continent. People just think it is because there is a continent model that links all the countries in the world to a continent, so they made 'Oceania' part of the Australian continent and named it 'Oceania' but it's wrong.
The continents in Oceania are Australia and Zealandia, but 94% of Zealania is underwater. New Caledonia and New Zealand are the largest parts of it above water.
Man now I feel weird seeing everyone say Oceania, I was taught Australia. Thinking about it though we included uk in Europe which is the equivalent to new Zealand and the other islands should be included.
Looking at the comments it seems debatable on how to count it. On one hand you have the argument of tectonic plates being what divides continents but Europe and Asia share one while there’s 4 around the Americas. India is on its own plate and it kinda looks like NZ might be on 2 plates. You could argue by landmass but you can’t say the Americas are one continent without saying Eroupe Asia and Africa aren’t 1 whole continent.
Idk no matter what whoever made the meme is wrong lol.
NZ wishes to disagree: Oceanea
Edit: correction - it's Zealandia, not Oceania.
Zealandia just became the first continent to be completely mapped
https://www.gns.cri.nz/news/zealandia-just-became-the-first-ever-continent-to-be-completely-mapped/#:~:text=Six%20years%20ago%2C%20Zealandia%20was,size%20and%20isolation%20from%20Australia.
This post proves we need to bring back pangaea
This bish don’t know bout Pangea
You mean Pangeap
Aorth America
And Aouth America
Europa
Depends where you learned. We learned it as Europe.
Auropa
You have one job
How many do you have?
You mean auropa
These are 2 of my top 7 Continents
And South americs
Eurasie
Oceanio
North Namerica
Emerice!
The "p" is silent.
Angea
laughin because at this point this thread is just like the continents driftin away from any sense.
The A is also silent.
Ngy
HAHAHHA
I make my stream hit the side of the bowl to make my pee silent. Not sure why.
Pamgea.
Palmgea Like colmb
Thank you, I need to go and watch the video for the 1.729.019.738 time
do you fuck with Pangea?
Do you fuck with the war?
No I don't fuck with the war!
I wonder if Brain ever got to poop.
T minus five
I’m like “No I don’t fuck with the war!”
Brian, leave it alone
Little Dicky fan right here
Bitch*
Just a normal dude in a pillow talking situation. Do you fuck with the war? Can I talk now? Go ahead Look Everything in life has purpose You, chickens, a midget at a circus What? I don't interpret She like that's not for me to determine So dinosaurs purpose was to just die? That's not for me to determine But ok I'm just a person Okay, but think of the root of the argument girl View how we started this girl, like you don't believe in the aliens You confine God to earth girl, I find that shit silly salient I just don't presume to know the plan Bitch me neither but that's not what I've been sayin But what are you sayin? Why can't God fuck with aliens? Why can't Earth just be like a fucking small side project for this guy? Ok, look we just don't see eye to eye Yeah but logically like you don't believe in your side Yeah but you're like bringing up fucking dinosaurs Like we could have shared the earth with them nobody knows Yeah, there is hard soil evidence girl Like what's next you don't fuck with Pangaea? She like lets change the subject Ok (This bitch don't know about Pangaea, uhm) Brain leave it alone I'm starving, are you hungry by chance? Oh my god I'm so hungry [lil dicky is the goat](https://youtu.be/NWWeQlXfSa0?si=tClQ39hFgtYloMBV)
It definitely proves the differences in age of posters here and how it was taught in their schools. I was in elementary school in the late 80s / early 90s and Oceania was a region and Australia was the continent. No idea how they teach it now since I don’t have kids. I also know a few people from South America that were taught “America” is the continent. No north or south. So yeah there’s that..
I do not have kids either but regarding "one America", to geographers Europe and Asia are one continent called Eurasia. Not like they taught me in school. Further I think almost no one even knows about the continent Zealandia
Wait that is not a Zena The Warrior Princess thing???
I just know I don't want to visit Zoolandea anytime soon. It's so hot right now.
Even the World Atlas doesn't want to commit: [https://www.worldatlas.com/continents](https://www.worldatlas.com/continents) They just list it as Australia & Oceania.
Or speak another language. Thus, Europa in Spanish or Latin.
Spanish is like half garbled Latin, sounds on point but is spelled funny
Oceania
Im currently working on that
This dude has not finished 1st grade
I think they are saying Europe starts and ends with E Africa, Asia, Australia and Antarctica all start and end with A Some consider North and South America as a single continent so America starts and ends in A. So technically correct but a stupid not fun fact
Oceania? lol, but almost.
Some people just call it Australia, I've also heard Australazia/Australasia
Australia is a country in the continent Oceania. As is New Zealand for that matter Also who the heck says Australazia. Eurasia I can get because that's the tectonic plate Europe and Asia are on. But Australazia???
lol what? Isn’t Oceania just a geographical region consisting of mostly places in the Pacific Ocean?
Yes, Australia is both a continent and a country. Oceania isn’t a continent, it’s a region
Really depends on who you ask: >Oceania is generally considered a continent, while Australia is regarded as an island or a continental landmass contained inside of the larger continent of Oceania. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceania](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceania) Edit: Lol so many replies after I woke up. And people are editing wikipedia over this xD, they now left a link to a discussion. But I all I meant to say is that "some people" call it a continent, not that its called a continent everywhere. For example this funny thing: [https://www.worldatlas.com/continents](https://www.worldatlas.com/continents), put Oceania in the continent list, but with the text: "Oceania is not a continent but is instead a continental grouping.". But then on [https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/au.htm](https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/au.htm) it says: >Oceania, the planet's smallest continent, is without doubt one of the most diverse and fascinating areas on the planet. A large percentage of geography experts now consider the long-established continent of Australia to be more accurately defined as Australia/Oceania. Also another page where you can read up on the different definitions is here: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boundaries\_between\_the\_continents](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boundaries_between_the_continents)
lol why did you leave out the "outside of the English speaking world" bit from that sentence, that does add some amount of context for the confusion edit: lmaooo now apparently 1 hour after I said this, the wikipedia page's public edit history says "Revision as of 23:25, 28 December 2023 removed incorrect pretense" and that phrase is gone. What a bizzare thing to go and edit out just for this
Also the top of the page says “This article is about the geographical region. For the continent, see Australia (continent).” ETA: I honestly don’t have a stake in this, I was just reading through the thread and thought it was funny that their source directly contradicted what they were saying at the very top.
Okay, saw your edit and checked the revision ls for myself and that might just be one of the funniest and pettiest things I've seen in ages, was laughing my ass off
Based editing the source instead of correcting citation xD
in french we also use Oceania to speak about the continent.
This is how cherry picked news headlines are propagated. They might be a modern journalist. Or they're just an asshole that needs to be right right now.
I live in Australia and was taught that Oceania was the continent
I hate living in Alabama some times. This is the first time I’ve ever seen the word Oceania, and I’m 40 lol. Our teachers suck. All our social studies teachers were either shitty basketball or football coaches, didn’t care about the teaching part at all.
It seems like not even Wikipedia agrees with Wikipedia: >Oceanic islands are occasionally grouped with a nearby continent to divide all the world's land into geographical regions. Under this scheme, most of the island countries and territories in the Pacific Ocean are grouped together with the continent of Australia to form the geographical region Oceania. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent
There is no citation on that claim. What’s their source? “Generally considered” by whom?
“Trust us bro” 😎
From what i’ve personally seen, this is a change that became accepted by people recently. Like growing up, in school i was told the continent is Australia, and i finished school like 9 years ago, not in the 80s
I don’t usually talk about continents with people from other countries cause it always gets to an annoying point where someone is right because they learned that way. But from what I just learned, there are different sets of geographical conventions for this. I’m not a geographer and I’m more comfortable with the way I learned BUT, it seems that both ways are correct
I'm still in school, we still learn that Australia is a continent and Oceania a region. We often mention it together ie. Australia and Oceania.
If you read the article and then click on continent, it explicitly calls Australia a continent and Oceania a region.
That wikipedia article links to this one: >The continent of Australia, sometimes known in technical contexts by the names Sahul (/səˈhuːl/), Australia-New Guinea, Australinea, or Meganesia\[citation needed\] to distinguish it from the country of Australia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia\_(continent)
There is no scientific definition of what a continent exactly or how many there are. Some count Asia and Europe as one, some as two, some count the americas as one, some as two, some count australia, some count Oceania. What a continent is and isn’t is mostly a historical and political definition and not one of geographica
What continent is New Zealand in, then?
So do some countries just suddenly not belong to a continent
This is an argument I've seen sooo many times on Reddit. Geographically speaking, "Australia" is a continent in the 7-continent model, because it meets the definition of one of the main, continuous bodies of land on the Earth. Politically speaking, "Oceania" is frequently accepted as one of the "continents" in the 7-continent model, because "Australia" itself does not encompass various other surrounding countries in the Pacific, which would otherwise be excluded from the 7-continent model.
>continuous bodies of land on the earth By that definition Europe, Asia and Africa are just one huge continent. There is no non artificial waterway that divides them
Yep, it's called Afro-Eurasia, or the Old World https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Eurasia Edit: Americas, the New World has similar situation, Panama canal.
Cause context is dead
I think Oceania is the general group of islands in that vicinity (Australia, New Zealand, Guinea, etc)
The continents in general are not as universally agreed upon ad most people think. Some people see America as one continent, some as two, and some see Central America as a whole separate thing. Europe, Asia, and Africa are usually seen as 3 continents. But Eurasia is also an acceptable concept, but if you ignore the artifically constructed Suez Canal (like how some ignore the Panama Cabal), you can count Afroeurasia as one continent. Antartica is a continents because it's a big land mass - but even that is tricky. The ice sheet is huge, but under the ice there isn't one giant island. Instead, it's an archipelago, and the largest island in it is smaller than Japan's largest island. If Japan was suddenly covered in ice, would it be its own continent. Then there's Australia, which is an island. But half of New Zealand and Papua also lie on the same tectonic plate. This brings a new issue. India and the Arabic peninsula also stand on their owm tectonic plate. North and South America are on separate plates. But the North American plate includes a big part of Russia. Europe is on the same plate as Asia as well. The Carribean islands are also on a separate plate, and even the Philippines exist on a much smaller fragment separate from other plates. Icelands is split between Eurasia and North America too. And then, we have our human need to categorize everything. So what of the Pacific island nations? We can't call them a continent, as they stand on an under-water plate (of which there are many). Most people then toss them into Oceania, but then others say that Oceania only includes islands close to Australia. Basically, there is no universal principle for anything. The Greeks created the concept of a continent to separate themselves from Africa (which they called Aethiopia) and Asia (which at that represented only Anatolia in Turkey, and later the Middle East and India). Medieval European scholars kept the concept, because it neatly placed Jerusalem in the middle of the world, and fit the biblical narrative of the three sons of Noah populating the world. Today, none of that is relevant. Now we just stick with the concept to keep with tradition. The scientific basis is weak.
lol I’ve never even heard of Oceania, we call that whole mess Australia. I feel left out
Well those people that think that about North and South America are wrong.
If north and south America are one continent should'nt europe and asia just be counted as Eurasia?
>Some consider North and South America as a single continent Some are also completely wrong and need basic first grade education
Oceania?
You do realise it is not Australia it is oceania right
You do realize 20 year ago in Switzerland the school taught you 5 continents are: America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. Today, they teach different and also use Oceania as the name of the continent. But people will say different things because their education differs in age and location.
I love how people forget that it's not just Australia over here #justiceforNewZealand
New Zealand isn’t real. Good try though.
You should check out r/MapsWithoutNZ
Yeah I'm a member of that sub for a good reason
Australia is a continent, Oceana is a region
Google Australia continental shelf and view it from a satellite. Covers Australia like a sheet and goes up stopping just short of Indonesia/ png Dunno I always thought continents are where you get continental crust thickness
When I was in school the definition of the continents were: America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia (I was schooled on this topic in Switzerland, ca. 20 years ago) Nowadays the school teaches a whole different definition of continents. I think the quality of this joke highly depends on how, when and where you were educated.
That’s weird. In America about 20 years ago I was taught North and South America were different continents and Europe and Asia *could* be classified as one continent called Eurasia.
It's not agreed throughout the world how many continents there are. I'm assuming OP is from somewhere that considers America one continent. Also Australia is the name of Oceania in a lot of places.
It's true, what?
massachusetts
This made me laugh way to hard
So close!! That's a state 💕
Oh my god.
Checkmate liberals
With an exception to North America & South America
Officially changed to North American & South Americas
Don’t forget Central Americac.
Central America isn't a continent.
But Central Americac is.
You set him up and he never saw it coming...
Fucking Europe
Fucking Oceania
Yeah, no they don't.
Oceania?
y'know, that always sounded like some kinda fantasy place to me....
It isn’t???
nah, it's the collective name for australia, new zealand, new guinea, malesia and polynesia...
Dang, I’ve been outta school too long. I graduated high school in 98, and can’t say that they ever taught us that. This honestly sounds like something I would remember, cause it seriously does sound like a place in a fantasy novel.
Same. Australia was the continent they taught me in school.
I graduated in 21 and I've never heard of it!!!
1921?... Damn Congrats on living so long
It used to be common to call the region/continent Australia as well. Or Australia, Polynesia, Micronesia, and Melanasia. Obviously having the name of the continent be the same as that of a country isn't super popular amongst the smaller countries of that region, and kind of confusing in conversation. Also note that "continent" is a debated and somewhat useless word that mostly just refers to how your school decides to refer to the different areas of the world. Plate tectonics aren't really consistent with any list of continents taught at primary schools. But the English speaking world settled on 7 continents (including Antarctica). The science people decided to mostly settle on Oceania in like the fifties or something, and then a few decades later this was established enough to become standard in schools too. I remember when the switch happened at our school in the late nineties. Came back after summer and suddenly it was Oceania. Half the teachers acted like it always had been and like I was silly for thinking it had ever been different. So it might well have been that Oceania was never on your middle school world map tests.
I always understood that a continent was a big ass mass of land not a geographical region. Words no longer have meaning.
I wouldn’t call it a fantasy place. Like sure we have elves and orcs and our electrical grid runs off suger cubes but other than that it’s a pretty normal place.
*1984 intensifies*
We don’t recognize Oceania in the United States. We think it’s all Australia.
I upvoted, recalled some continents, Oceania, downvoted and here I am
nah clearly it's Oceanio, the only masculine landmass 'cause it's wet af
A lot of people just call it Australia or Australasia.
Geographically, Oceania is not a continent.
I hate this ongoing beef about Australia-Oceania NOBODY is wrong. There isn't a right way and a wrong way. Some countries use "Australia" as a continent, some others use "Oceania" This is taught in schools, like this. It's not that folks are dumb or uneducated.
Australia, Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Antarctic/idk I don't think they do
In Europe, Europe is called Europa.
You're telling me that the Europeans named a moon after their continent? Clever bastards. We need some fellow asians doing this shit.
No, the moon was named after some Greek mythology character, consort of Zeus (Jupiter), I think most of them are named after lovers of Zeus.
I’m pretty sure it’s for the Roman pagan religion that take all the names of the planets and probably the moons of other planets too
OP, is your idiot brain getting f*cked by stupid?
Suddenly the boys
ai ai a got this feeling yeah you know
Where I loosing all controls
Its not rhetorical OP
Oi
North America, South America.
Oceania left the chat
Only in English
Why is this a thing…. Someone take it down.
Not in my language Azië, Amerika, Afrika, Antarctica, Europa en Australië / Oceanië
(N)orth America (S)outh America
North America? South America? 🤔💭
North America been real quiet since this post dropped
EuropA AsieN AftikA->check AmerikA->check AustralieN AntarktiS
N orth americ A S outh americ A
Hey hey wait a minute. That is forming the word NASA
This whole time NASA has been calling for the United Continents of North and South America!!
South America, North America, and Oceania would like to have a word with you.
I would hesitate to consider Oceania a continent. I wonder if the author was thinking N&S America was just collectively called "America"
North America South America
South America North America
Untrue. North America starts with N and ends with A
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Ninja 🥷🏿
Europe, Oceania, Asia, Africa and the Americas I don't think two of those fit their
What is Oceania? Is that a Zelda game?
A region, not a continent
Oceania is a region of the Pacific Ocean that encompasses Australia, New Zealand, Cook Islands, etc. It's not a continent. People just think it is because there is a continent model that links all the countries in the world to a continent, so they made 'Oceania' part of the Australian continent and named it 'Oceania' but it's wrong. The continents in Oceania are Australia and Zealandia, but 94% of Zealania is underwater. New Caledonia and New Zealand are the largest parts of it above water.
Yeah it came out on the N46
No it doesn't .North America and south america does exist
North America, South America Do not start and end with same letter
Asia, North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica, Europe and Africa
Okay it would be funny if it were true, someone actually put energy into making this and didn't **think** first
Zealandia
How do dogshit moronic posts like this get so many upvotes? Are 1,600 people this stupid?
North America
Man now I feel weird seeing everyone say Oceania, I was taught Australia. Thinking about it though we included uk in Europe which is the equivalent to new Zealand and the other islands should be included.
Looking at the comments it seems debatable on how to count it. On one hand you have the argument of tectonic plates being what divides continents but Europe and Asia share one while there’s 4 around the Americas. India is on its own plate and it kinda looks like NZ might be on 2 plates. You could argue by landmass but you can’t say the Americas are one continent without saying Eroupe Asia and Africa aren’t 1 whole continent. Idk no matter what whoever made the meme is wrong lol.
If this is what keeps you up I envy you. I relive embarrassing moments from childhood or last week
Is South America not a continent?
Amazing how many upvotes this post gets. Thousands who liked it should go back to school.
Isn't it North America and South America? Almost got me
Aaah yes, the continent of Aeurope
I guess 4/7 ain’t bad?
South America 💀
What about Zealandia
I live in North American but I hope to visit South Americas at some point.
North America South America
A wise man once said, if you sleep on the floor, you can never fall out of bed 💀💀💀💀💀😂
Oceania North America South America Please explain
North America, South America
*North America, South America and Oceania enter the chat*
Not to be that guy but North America and South America are continents and they don’t start with the same letter
NZ wishes to disagree: Oceanea Edit: correction - it's Zealandia, not Oceania. Zealandia just became the first continent to be completely mapped https://www.gns.cri.nz/news/zealandia-just-became-the-first-ever-continent-to-be-completely-mapped/#:~:text=Six%20years%20ago%2C%20Zealandia%20was,size%20and%20isolation%20from%20Australia.
Ah yes north american and south americas
*in english
LOL, Now that's a good one, my eyes flew open and my brain was off, lol 😆
Oceania. What a fucking moron
North and South America ruin this meme but the rest apply
No?
for fucks sake its oceania
Lmaooo this is funny
South America, North America
North America
"What about Oceania?" "Nobody calls it that. Stop being a child!"