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How are you interpreting that as being wrong? Leave home, go across the canadian border, drive a ways, then go through the US border, back into the states. So they've left the US and crossed two borders, although they end up back in the US.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
Because the question said they pass through two borders to get TO school. They'd cross two borders getting to AND from school.
Drink through it.
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Originally Posted by WestSideBilly' timestamp='1470883762' post='24036791
How are you interpreting that as being wrong? Leave home, go across the canadian border, drive a ways, then go through the US border, back into the states. So they've left the US and crossed two borders, although they end up back in the US.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
Because the question said they pass through two borders to get TO school. They'd cross two borders getting to AND from school.
Drink through it.
Think of it this way - how many times would they need to show their passport to get to school? Twice. Once to the Canadians in Delta, and once to the Americans at Blaine. To get home, they'd show it to the Canadians at Surrey, and the Americans at Point Robert.
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Originally Posted by shareall' timestamp='1470933230' post='24037149
[quote name='WestSideBilly' timestamp='1470883762' post='24036791']
How are you interpreting that as being wrong? Leave home, go across the canadian border, drive a ways, then go through the US border, back into the states. So they've left the US and crossed two borders, although they end up back in the US.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
How are you interpreting that as being wrong? Leave home, go across the canadian border, drive a ways, then go through the US border, back into the states. So they've left the US and crossed two borders, although they end up back in the US.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
Because the question said they pass through two borders to get TO school. They'd cross two borders getting to AND from school.
Drink through it.
Think of it this way - how many times would they need to show their passport to get to school? Twice. Once to the Canadians in Delta, and once to the Americans at Blaine. To get home, they'd show it to the Canadians at Surrey, and the Americans at Point Robert.
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My bad. I didn't actually look at a map but had a good idea of the area. The part I missed is that the school is in Blaine.
I just assumed it was kinda like the Hyder/Stewart border area. Buuuuut given it's in a more populated area, it makes sense that it's not.
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How are you interpreting that as being wrong? Leave home, go across the canadian border, drive a ways, then go through the US border, back into the states. So they've left the US and crossed two borders, although they end up back in the US.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
f@#k, look at me defending this POS calednar.
missed this epic post