Indeed; personally I would very much like to see Bohemia stretching north-west to the Channel, south to the Adriatic, and north to, well, actually, the current northern border suits me fine. But you can go east if you like.
By the way, RP, although we may be 'nearly' the same in total manpower - I do think that a 20% imbalance is stretching the definition a little - it sure as hell didn't feel like I was fighting on equal terms. Remember that Norway, being on the outskirts of Europe, gets techs really slowly; on top of that, the armies you could mobilise from your core areas were way bigger and much closer than what I could call up from all over the Baltic. I definitely felt that I was out of my weight class, trying to hold off someone with a much heavier punch.
What saved me was, first, the intervention of my brave allies in the south - and the absence of Poland, to be sure - and, second, the very slowness of my forces to get to the Scwerpunkt. We were both being rather stupid about attrition; but you, with your ease of mobilisation, managed to be stupid with most of your armies. My stupidity, on the other hand, arrived in waves and wasn't wiped out all at once.
Even so, I do think you could have dealt with me one on one. Which, of course, is why I was careful to make sure I had some allies before even dreaming of standing up to you over that inheritance. I was frankly sweating quite hard when Italy decided to intervene; fortunate for me that only 40k troops actually arrived at the front, however many may have set out from Italy. And in waves, at that, not in a single mass.
If it comes to it, though, the Italians were the only ones who managed to complete a siege against me. They only held Plauen for a few weeks, since your front was by then collapsing and I could send reinforcements south; but even so, that's better than you managed in Lubeck or Mecklenburg.
