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[edit] Oooh la LA!
And in other news, it turns out that there's only one ocean on Earth (the Arctic-Atlantic-Indian-Pacific-Southern), the various "seas" are just a myth, and Michigan is itself actually two states, because there's a lake separating the two parts of it. OK, I'm being difficult; there's enough real-world usage of this term (e.g. NOAA, the US Amry, U of Wisconsin) to dispel the "original research" accusation I was going to make. But they'll always be two separate lakes to most people. And I appreciate that the article here doesn't take the tone ("historical inaccuracy in the naming", "mistakenly given two names", "incorrectly believed") of the referenced web page. Tverbeek 22:20, 26 Jun 2005 (UTC)
- Yeah, um...hopefully I've addressed that concern. :-p Tomertalk 11:17, 17 March 2006 (UTC)
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- Really, then why was Lake Michigan deleted; it doesn't even exist as a redirect?Skookum1 08:19, 2 December 2006 (UTC)
