[leprechaun9]

Who'd have thunk it was possible?

[Keith in Iowa]

Anything is possible on SatireWire.

[coconutt2000]

"Yeah right," Boone mumbled. "Like Grenada was real."

Brought a smile to my lips. That and the preceding line about attacking a fictional country... :-)

[CzarNicky]

The only problem is that it made Carl Levin actually seem smart

[SeeRushToldU_So]

You have competion :)

[Recon Dad]

There's a four year geography course where these kids can learn about many of the out of the way places we are fighting in right now. It's call the Marines they will show you and take you there.

[wolfcreek]

My oldest daughter and her husband had to be informed there was a burn-ban in effect this weekend because they never keep up with the news. It didn't stop in High school.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I'm still smarting from our loss to The Duchy of Grand Fenwick.

[putupjob]

Kids got a point, Yemvrekia, never heard of that place.

[varyouga]

"attack places they've actually heard of, such as France"

Anything to get kids interested in geography works for me. Stomping on some cheese-eating surrender monkeys makes it even better.

[Sender]

So, like, Grenada wasn't a bar in Cozumel? Come on.

[Malesherbes]

Countries like Australia and Austria? Two true stories: (1) I've sent a letter to Austrialia that was routed by our Postal Service to Austria where the differece was detected and the letter forwarded; (2) I was buying postage to send a letter to Germany (Wiesbaden), and the Postal clerk asked me, "Germany? That's part of Berlin, isn't it?"