Twenty Questions - Game 468
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Aristocrat
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Spartaculous
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Re: Twenty Questions - Game 468
You know, I thought of him, and now I have no idea why I discarded that idea.
What's really funny is I almost said "Cornwall or Devon" instead of "Cornwall".
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Ernst_Brenner
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Re: Twenty Questions - Game 468
Does this apply to Drake?
>Primarily or largely famous for exploring or colonizing an area that is now part of the United States?
>Primarily or largely famous for exploring or colonizing an area that is now part of the United States?
"Okay, quick question. The Internet. That's the one with e-mail, right?"
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Spartaculous
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Re: Twenty Questions - Game 468
Drake stopped by what is today California (just north of San Francisco) on his circumnavigation of the world and claimed it for England under the name "New Albion". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_AlbionErnst_Brenner wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 6:16 pmDoes this apply to Drake?
>Primarily or largely famous for exploring or colonizing an area that is now part of the United States?
I don't think that this is what he is *primarily* famous for, but it is certainly a meaningful part of his fame.
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Aristocrat
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Re: Twenty Questions - Game 468
“ an area that is now part of the United States” might only refer to colonizing and not exploring
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Re: Twenty Questions - Game 468
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake%27s_Plate_of_BrassSpartaculous wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 6:31 pmDrake stopped by what is today California (just north of San Francisco) on his circumnavigation of the world and claimed it for England under the name "New Albion". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_AlbionErnst_Brenner wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 6:16 pmDoes this apply to Drake?
>Primarily or largely famous for exploring or colonizing an area that is now part of the United States?
I don't think that this is what he is *primarily* famous for, but it is certainly a meaningful part of his fame.
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