H2O, not Zero

Author: kaufman

Date: September 30, 2002

by kaufman
9-30-02
Despite its name, Newfoundland is on very old Canadian shield rock, and was the first part of the Americas to be discovered by Europeans.
The Bermuda Triangle does not encompass Bermuda. Rather, it's just somewhere out in that area.
The Canary Islands do not have such songbirds, nor are they yellow. Rather, they are named from the Latin for dogs.
People complain that the Grand Banks are misnamed since you can't withdraw money from them. Tell that to the Titanic salvage crews!
There's a reason it's called the Pedantic Ocean.
Greenland is covered with glaciers -- large sheets of ice.
And volcanic heat keeps Iceland awash in greenery.