Originally posted by der schwarze RitterTop of the table:
Where do the English rate?
United States: 32.2%
Scotland: 25.5%
Mexico: 24.2%
UK (as a whole): 23%
England: 22.5%
Canada: 22.4%
Greece: 21.9%
Australia: 21.7%
New Zealand: 20.9%
Hungary: 18.8%
Czech Republic: 14.8%
Bottom of the table:
Germany: 12.9%
France:9.5%
Italy: 9%
Norway: 8.3%
Originally posted by knightwestthe developed world is overdeveloped if you ask me, i reckon anything over 10% is shameful. it must have a lot to do with tv and welfare payments, which are pretty scarce in the undeveloped worrld.
Top of the table:
United States: 32.2%
Scotland: 25.5%
Mexico: 24.2%
UK (as a whole): 23%
England: 22.5%
Canada: 22.4%
Greece: 21.9%
Australia: 21.7%
New Zealand: 20.9%
Hungary: 18.8%
Czech Republic: 14.8%
Bottom of the table:
Germany: 12.9%
France:9.5%
Italy: 9%
Norway: 8.3%
Originally posted by knightwestYou know why the United States is tops? Because we have so many Scots, Mexicans, Brits, Canadians, Greeks, Australians, New Zealanders, Hungarians, Czechs, Germans, French, Italians and Norwegians living here.
Top of the table:
United States: 32.2%
Scotland: 25.5%
Mexico: 24.2%
UK (as a whole): 23%
England: 22.5%
Canada: 22.4%
Greece: 21.9%
Australia: 21.7%
New Zealand: 20.9%
Hungary: 18.8%
Czech Republic: 14.8%
Bottom of the table:
Germany: 12.9%
France:9.5%
Italy: 9%
Norway: 8.3%
Originally posted by eamon oI'm sure the 5% long term unemployed are enough in number to skew the national statistics.
the developed world is overdeveloped if you ask me, i reckon anything over 10% is shameful. it must have a lot to do with tv and welfare payments, which are pretty scarce in the undeveloped worrld.