A Conversation for United States of America (USA)
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what about Canada
Digby, a dog that barks. Started conversation May 4, 1999
I and many of my beaver loveing brothers are quite offended by being gourped in with that Polyester Plauged Place known as the USA. I hope you Welsh fools, wihich I have always presumed had a better sense of geography than to refer to a country by a continent's name, pardon me actually a name shared by three Continents. I personally belive all eight of you (Rob Bevan........ Sean Coleman..... Charles Heil..... Sarah Hilliard..... Amy
Mandeville..... Wayne Matthews-Stroud..... Neil Richards....... Tim Wright) ought to change your names to git.
what about Canada
Old writing team Posted May 4, 1999
We didn't like the dots either. We just wanted a bit of space between the words and that was the only way to do it. Honest.
You're right about America too. So why not submit an entry for Canada to clear things up?
In fact, as you were right about the dots and about America, maybe right about us all being Welsh too...
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Thundercracker Posted May 4, 1999
first of all being a polyester clad USA type I am appalled that we are grouped in with a bunch of fur wearing,hockey watching, bad beer drinking ( your beer sucks I might add ) types. I mean what has Canada done? hmmm?...Yes the US has its faults, But we worked hard to achieve those faults, We have earned them. Canada?....yah up dere in da great white north?. yah you betcha dey have done plenty for the world like ...um...well...Canadian bacon?...All I can say is dont make us come up there... Cheers : )
what about Canada
Digby, a dog that barks. Posted May 5, 1999
MR. thundercracker Perhaps Canadians Haven't done much to the notice of Yanks, but I think it may have something to do with the the forgotten War of 1812...Where you guys Lost to us. Every since then the US has sort of been in denial about the existence of your northern neighbor.
what about Canada
Digby, a dog that barks. Posted May 5, 1999
Canada entry..hmmm what a dauntly patriotic task...I'll have to grab a dozen or so pints of Molson Canadian a block of ice to sit on and some genuine Saskatchewan Seal skin trousers and begin my research...
Canadian Patriotism
Astrid Posted May 5, 1999
Hey....Cloudesley a man who knows where his towel is......
You are Canadian eh? But why did you spell neighbour as neighbor eh?
I prefer a brewski from "Upper Canada Brewers" myself eh!
But I heard on the radio today that Molson's is the oldest established Brewery in North America.
Taking a start at describing Canada
Astrid Posted May 5, 1999
A vast country, with more telephone poles than people; more lakes than canoes; and a relativly small but content Polar Bear population.
what about Canada
Thundercracker Posted May 6, 1999
i think that I feel such an animosity toward Canada is not your people as a whole per se' but your association with the French...I know we have had one too but we dont speak the silly prissy language. I have a lot of respect for those in The Northwest Territories however...they must be tough bast*rds
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Scam64 Posted May 8, 1999
I'm not too worried about Americans coming up here [Canada]. With their knowledge
of geography, they'd never find us
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Jerrol Posted May 8, 1999
we did not *lose* to canada...we lost a battle on what was then british soil to the british army...and we won the silly war anyway!
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Thundercracker Posted May 8, 1999
sure we would...its just hard to get through Mexico to get to ya
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Researcher 36964 Posted May 9, 1999
Beware of the wit and wisdom of polyester clad USA types. The Welsh putting us together is a little ironic,
considering how similar Wales is to England. I'm always mixing up Tom Jones and Tony Blair. Then again,
blow dried Billie Clinton is quite similar to Jean Cretien. They hang their towels up on the same bar.
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Digby, a dog that barks. Posted May 11, 1999
hmm I thought that the Canadians(not the British red coats) after the battle of Montreal(British soil, only sorta) marched down and burned the white house. Seems a funny thing for the *losing* side to do, eh.
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Dr. Strangelove Posted May 14, 1999
It's fair to say that how ever much the Canadians laugh at the Americans, the Americans at the Canadians, and the English at everyone else, the one thing that insurmountable is that no-one likes the French.
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TraKter Pilot Posted May 14, 1999
So what exactly is the the deal with the Canadian Accent.
I believe its all a myth. Our enunciation and pronounciation is no stranger than anyone else. I am interested in hearing what everyone else has to say however.
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Chalaza Researcher 16977 Posted Jun 2, 1999
The only way I (a Canadian) will survive taking NAFTA bullying up the butt, is to become an American so I can purchase a gun and shoot myself!
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- 1: Digby, a dog that barks. (May 4, 1999)
- 2: Digby, a dog that barks. (May 4, 1999)
- 3: Old writing team (May 4, 1999)
- 4: Thundercracker (May 4, 1999)
- 5: Digby, a dog that barks. (May 5, 1999)
- 6: Digby, a dog that barks. (May 5, 1999)
- 7: Astrid (May 5, 1999)
- 8: Astrid (May 5, 1999)
- 9: Thundercracker (May 6, 1999)
- 10: Scam64 (May 8, 1999)
- 11: Jerrol (May 8, 1999)
- 12: Slacker (May 8, 1999)
- 13: Thundercracker (May 8, 1999)
- 14: Researcher 36964 (May 9, 1999)
- 15: Digby, a dog that barks. (May 11, 1999)
- 16: Dr. Strangelove (May 14, 1999)
- 17: Dr. Strangelove (May 14, 1999)
- 18: TraKter Pilot (May 14, 1999)
- 19: Chalaza Researcher 16977 (Jun 2, 1999)
- 20: DikMik (Jun 3, 1999)
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