The difference between Holland and the Netherlands

I recognize the same voice from the ''How to Become Pope'' video.

Its all doubledutch to me.

If you lived here your whole life, it's pretty easy to understand.

The golden age was good for holland, but not so good for other's

:p

mmm, i just saw that there already was a thread about this...

Didn't come up in the search though, oh well

i never knew there was a difference

Had het filmpjes nog nooit gezien, this is funny. :P

you remind me of my Opa-dutch people are always so stern and miss jokes.
doubledutch-holland/netherlands...get it lol

i've been to sint maarten, i knew that part.

He's actually incorrect when he says The Kingdom of the Netherlands and The Republic of France share a border. The French part, Saint-Martin, is no longer considered part of France proper, but is a French territory. Administered by France, but not part of the Republic.

Also, the Caribbean nations that are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands but not the country are not "European." Although the people are Dutch citizens, those countries are viewed as overseas territories and not part of the actual EU, unlike the country of the Netherlands which is a member.

Just saying...

oh I agree. It's not like once I get into St-M I can waltz around the EU without clearing customs again :)

You're saying it correct :-)

I always am insulted ppl call me "Hollander", they are rude sonsabitches with small hearts.

But they all live in windmills and wear clogs as they tiptoe through the tulips, right? And the only book they read is the diary of Anne Frank, and they all smoke weed in coffee shops. That's about all I know.

Hmmm...I would like to know the difference between America and The United States.


One is a corporation, and the other is a fiction that United States citizens (proper name: slaves) believe in.

Greetings Brother Zebulon!

where all da hoez at?