"There is a street that is split down the middle by the USA-Canadian border, aptly named Canusa street. People who live in houses on the south side of the street are in the USA, and the north side, in Canada. Crossing the street requires having to report to the border crossing office."
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Phillip 3 year s ago
#5: nobody knows why they do it, but that's an amusing guess.
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Mat 3 year s ago
#11 so when they leave their house by car, they can only turn right?
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Val 3 year s ago
#11 Also in germany/netherlands. there is a road dividing 2 countries. (kerkrade/herzogenrath)
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Eph 3 year s ago
Val,
But luckily there is not such a border bs going on. All part of the eu.
But luckily there is not such a border bs going on. All part of the eu.
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Eva 3 year s ago
Check out Baarle-Nassau/Baarle-Hertog in the Netherlands/Belgium.
Where you can move your front door if you want to move your house from one country to the other if you have a house on top of one of all the boarders crisscrossing the town/towns :)
Where you can move your front door if you want to move your house from one country to the other if you have a house on top of one of all the boarders crisscrossing the town/towns :)
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Lizzie 3 year s ago
#35 How'd you like that humping your leg?
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Margie 3 year s ago
#31 So why did they stop evolving?
But luckily there is not such a border bs going on. All part of the eu.
Where you can move your front door if you want to move your house from one country to the other if you have a house on top of one of all the boarders crisscrossing the town/towns :)