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Question: How long has Bermuda been in the Caribbean & how did it get there?

Question Description:
Some years ago I lived there, and it was then in the Atlantic. Many people, including Yahoo, are under the impression that it is in the Caribbean (see Categories). My question was, of course, "tongue in cheek".

Answer#1: Actually, contrary to popular belief. Bermuda has only been a part of the Caribbean since 1996. It was originally part of a chain of Islands in the north Atlantic that sunk a few years earlier. Bermuda, then known as "The Magillicutty sand spit" belonged to Lower Slobovia, as they had claimed the chain of Islands in a treaty with the Former USSR in1916. After the displacing of the continental shelf, the rest of chain sank and in the esuing kaos a group of Bermudans, who were visiting the Island at the time, Simply attached large chains to the Island and dragged down the coast to it's present geographical location. hope this helps..R.

Answer#2: I would say it has been removed from the Caribbean and moved to a location 1100 miles northeast of Miami, and to the south of Nova Scotia. This location is a little to the north of the Caribbean. Maybe if Bermuda has recently been in the Caribbean then continental drift has become much faster. By Christmas, Bermuda will reach the north pole and begin a rapid journey south.

Answer#3: About the same time that the little green men put the moon next to earth and made it out of cheese.Groan.

Answer#4: a long time ago it was towed there by the Spanish so that they couls store there redundant slaves there

Answer#5: Well... Europeans didn't want an island around them, so they shipped it off to the caribbean and turned it into a tourist trap.What do you meam how did it get there? What kind of question is that?