[Leg]

I honestly dont know and get often confused between these two countries. Are they both considered as one continent or are individual continents?
You can laugh as much as you can after answering this question :D

[SmG Tello]

They aren't countries, they are continents, in my opinion, they are one, but other people think they are 2 separated ones....

[Mr. Maggot]

PLEASE POST ALL THESE TYPE OF "GOOGLE-ABLE" topics in general nonsense.

[Rebel]

hey guess what:::

[marshMello]

I don't understand how Rebel's post is relevant... (sorry but Canada ain't a continent).
And, i have always been taught they are two. There are reasons other than geography too.
Take the cultures for example. Canada? Nothing like Brazil...Or the U.S. Last I checked, it's pretty much the opposite of Peru. I could go on (too lazy so I'll just wrap it up). America(s) is basically it's own hemisphere ('cept for the Aunty-arctic down there, and a couple islands here and there).

[Rebel]

i know. jst idk. i like canada!!! i guess... :I

[SmG Facundo]

North America (Canada, USA, Mexico) Central America (where I live) South America (Brazil, Argentina...) and Insular America (Puerto Rico, Haiti...) conform one continent, America (you dont say!).

[SmG Battlefire]

The are different continents [kewlz]
Most facts go with it so it is 2 than 1 :|

[Rebel]

u must like the [kewlz] smiley a lot nebula! :lol:

[AppleKokoNut]

Politically, historically and culturally, yes. Geographically, not.