Borders

[Merna]

Large corporate [bookstore] that are frequently seen in Suburban areas. Very similar to [Barnes and Noble]. They have all sorts of books, cds, accessories, and a cafe with some great food. The atmosphere tends to be very liberal, and a huge [bloc] of clientel/staff are college students.

[Lanell]

1. Lines arbitrairily drawn on a map that make up a countries.
2. Complete [human constructs].
3. Can cause [mass confusion] and hysteria when directly connected with [imperialism].

[Jason Yan]

Invisible lines that appear on maps and [globes], decided by [monarchs], rich people, lawyers and businessmen, usually right after sending most of the nations young men to a grisly death in battle and letting their starving widows and children [foot the bill].

Edges, fringes or extremes.

A crappy chain of US bookstores that fully embody 1. and 2.

Things that dont hold back the worlds smartest, toughest and bravest doctors, who operate without them.

Truck stops on EU roads. See Schengen.