Nadal disease

[Elargento]

Mexico= South America mate!!

are you saiiyng that for real?

mexico is in north america, cuba is in central america and argentina is in south america.

this is for everybody: france, italy, spain, portugal, mexico and most of the countries from central and south america are latin countries and their inhabitants are all latins.

[Chederer]

cuba is central america???? cuba is in the caribbean lets get this right once and for all the only countries that make up central america are the following Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama

[Elargento]

cuba is central america???? cuba is in the caribbean lets get this right once and for all the only countries that make up central america are the following Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama

i always thought the caribean was a part of central america, i was wrong all along. thanks for the lesson.

[coke4]

cuba is central america???? cuba is in the caribbean lets get this right once and for all the only countries that make up central america are the following Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama

i always thought the caribean was a part of central america, i was wrong all along. thanks for the lesson.

Its all North America though isnt it, neither the carribean or central america are a continent and its all part of North America

[Moralspain]

ok, just to clarify, we live on the Earth , no?, please tell me that's right

[Chederer]

no.....north america is a continent consisting of mexico, USA, and Canada....Cuba is an island and not North America it is considered to be a part of the caribbean islands which can also be called the "West Indies" there are many islands Aruba Barbados, Bonaire, the Cayman Islands, Saint Croix, The Bahamas or Antigua, Hispaniola(Dominican Republic and Haiti), Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Dominica, Montserrat, Saba, Saint Kitts, Saint Lucia, Saint Thomas, Saint John, Tortola, Grenada, Saint Vincent, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Trinidad & Tobago.(i had to go to to wikipedia to get all the names of the islands)

[coke4]

no.....north america is a continent consisting of mexico, USA, and Canada....Cuba is an island and not North America it is considered to be a part of the caribbean islands which can also be called the "West Indies" there are many islands Aruba Barbados, Bonaire, the Cayman Islands, Saint Croix, The Bahamas or Antigua, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Dominica, Montserrat, Saba, Saint Kitts, Saint Lucia, Saint Thomas, Saint John, Tortola, Grenada, Saint Vincent, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Trinidad & Tobago.(i had to go to to wikipedia to get all the names of the islands)

Its all part of North America, its like eastern europe with europe, places like bali with asia

[Chederer]

ok....i guess you are kinda right....anyways nadal is going to win the U.S. Open, no?

[coke4]

ok....i guess you are kinda right....anyways nadal is going to win the U.S. Open, no?

[Chederer]

[Moralspain]

Murda: "VAMOS RAFA"

[Sherlock 117]

Here in the north we use "eh" more than "no" or "isn't it". The "eh" sounds like a long 'a'. Like, "So you think Nadal is going to win the US Open, eh?"

EDIT: And for the record, I live in Minnesota, which is basically Canada. And Canada is basically the North Pole, which is yet another continent...

[coke4]

Here in the north we use "eh" more than "no" or "isn't it". The "eh" sounds like a long 'a'. Like, "So you think Nadal is going to win the US Open, eh?"

EDIT: And for the record, I live in Minnesota, which is basically Canada. And Canada is basically the North Pole, which is yet another continent...

North pole/Arctic isnt a continent...

[Coolhand Texas]

Here in the north we use "eh" more than "no" or "isn't it". The "eh" sounds like a long 'a'. Like, "So you think Nadal is going to win the US Open, eh?"

EDIT: And for the record, I live in Minnesota, which is basically Canada. And Canada is basically the North Pole, which is yet another continent...

North pole/Arctic isnt a continent...

[coke4]

Here in the north we use "eh" more than "no" or "isn't it". The "eh" sounds like a long 'a'. Like, "So you think Nadal is going to win the US Open, eh?"

EDIT: And for the record, I live in Minnesota, which is basically Canada. And Canada is basically the North Pole, which is yet another continent...

North pole/Arctic isnt a continent...

Yea, i went there