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[QUOTE="Mark McIntyre, post: 2430485"]
No it wasn't!  Crikey.

Er, no actually. 
(snip rest of foolish nonsense implying that America Invented
Everything. )

Still, at least Stalin invented the tractor.

Nope. It might be mirrored in the US mind you.

A quick scan down my bookshelves shows
- minerals and rocks, written in prague
- the steam railways of britain, written in scarborough
- two shelves of travel books relating to UK travellers visiting
Europe, Asia, Wales, Cornwall and Scotland
- A shelf of guitar music, written by the beatles, stones, clapton,
t-rex etc. 
- several books on caving in europe, mostly written by frenchmen for
some reason
-the collected works of william shakespeare, herodotus, julius caesar,
aristophanes and homer. 
-Pevsners guides to England
-a collection of books about cricket. 
-another collection about croquet

I'm doubtful that Aristophanes wrote much in the US.

Nero. gcc. WinRAR.  AVG.   
And a big chunk  of the rest of the s/w on my PC.
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