If a nation is “ a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular state or territory” and; Nationality is “the status of belonging to a particular nation” then; Nationality isn’t just what’s on your passport surely? I was born on the Isle of Wight. According to the first statement the Isle of Wight could indeed be classed as a nation, couldn’t it? So then I could say that my nationality is in fact Isle of Wightish. Then there’s the fact that the Isle of Wight is in England. Again the statement applies and therefor my nationality can also be English. But of course my passport is also correct by saying that my nationality is British, because England is of course a member of Britain. But then does it go further than that? I’m also a European and a indeed a member of the world itself. So in summary, my nationality is Isle of Wightish and/or English and/or British and/or European and/or Human/Earthish/Worldish. I t
Who decided it was a good idea, and when did we all agree… So it seems that at some point in history some dude decided that he would be fitting his jeans with buttons all the way down…. I’ve heard people state that this style is the classic jean style. I’ve heard other try to convince me (or more likely themselves) that button fly jeans are nicer or better than those with a zip fly. Well do you know what? They’re wrong! Classic jeans, in my opinion have a zip fly and there is absolutely no reason why having buttons instead of a zip constitutes a pair of jeans or even trousers to be better than any others! Now I’ll admit, I personally own a couple of pairs of jeans that have a button fly. For whatever reason these jeans were actually more expensive than my others and thus are of a higher quality in general. The denim itself on them is of a higher quality and thanks to this they are very comfortable to wear. Having said this I dont wear them anywhere near as often as I wear my le