"look boy, now i'm in Australia, now I'm in America(repeat until punched in the face)"
>.> <.<

alphamone said:

"look boy, now i'm in Australia, now I'm in America(repeat until punched in the face)"
>.> <.<

That's from The Simpsons, right?

Reader-added tags include "Dechi", "Astride the prefectural border", and "Empty eyes".

It's all a game to the survey:

What do you want to try doing?
• Climbing trees
• Playing Tarzan
• Jumping down from high places
• Eating a watermelon in one go
• Napping with all one's heart

KogasaAuthor should then visit Baarle Nassau if he is fond of this. He'll even have a greater experience there.

Ah, my house is near the border of the provinces too, i remember i'm doing this too back in the days..

Makes me think of the Four Corners area in the U.S., where you can be(and I have been) in the states of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona all at the same time.

alphamone said:

"look boy, now i'm in Australia, now I'm in America(repeat until punched in the face)"
>.> <.<

"In America we don't tolerate that kind of crap, Sir!"

I also thought about Four Corners at first, but then I thought of a somewhat more interesting border (if only visually so) - The Canada/U.S. border. Mainly because of the clear-cutting of a 20-foot-wide swath of any and all forests on the border (source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMkYlIA7mgw )

Heh, I remember being to a shopping center that the division line between Kyoto and Nara prefectures painted right through the middle of it.

If the international date line could be on land instead of ocean

KogasaAuthor would probably climb atop the stone at Three-Country Cairn if he ever visited the place

Talking about borders, we have a border beetwen Europe and Asia right in our city, but there is no clear monument to show the point. There is one in area nearby though. But it's kinda too tall to be climbed on...