Have
you ever visited Kyrzbekistan? You should. It's a beautiful land with a
rich culture and a friendly people. It also doesn't exist, but that
shouldn't stop you.
Last week,
a New York Times article described
Kyrgyzstan,
a real nation in central Asia. But it was misspelled as "Kyrzbekistan."
The editors eventually corrected the error, but not before the
people of the internet had run wild, describing the history, geography, and politics of it. You can find some basic facts about the landlocked nation
here.
Kyrzbekistan has
its own official Twitter feed,
which you can follow to keep up on local news and learn about the
Kyzrekistani culture. The nation is diversifying its traditional
yak-based economy and encouraging international investment. So if you
receive an email from a Kyrzbekistani prince asking for assistance in
banking, you should probably take him up on the offer. There may also be
an ambassadorship open.
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