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By the lack of reply, I guess The Spanish was just talking nonsense then.

Yeah but come on: 'Who are we celebrating independence from?' 'Errrrr..... some other countries.'

Since we're on the subject of dumb Americans (and by that, I don't mean Americans are generally dumb, I mean the ones that are), I was in LA and Vegas in 1994, and stopped at a gas station to fill up. I paid with travelers cheques, and showed my passport. The guy at the till said 'Ah, British...

I agree with the point that some people not knowing what the day celebrates is not exactly proof everyone is stupid, but you can't compare a day that we don't really celebrate with America's biggest celebration. I don't know when Trafalgae Day is, I'm not sure I've ever seen it celebrated...

If he is, that's cool, we can all learn something. But I don't think he is. Agreed, but what is the average age of the buildings in Rhode Island? There's over a million people living there now, more than double the population of 1900, so I'd guess that the average property there is newer than...

The oldest building in Brighton is about 1100 AD, so most buildings in Rhode Island are a couple of hundred years older than that?