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Skeleton Jelly

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Midnight Crossroads said:
I can spout of random facts anyone can find off wikipedia, but that's just stupid. I've never met a Canadian in real life that I didn't like. One of my favorite friends is from Montreal. Canadians online I don't like so much because of the very vocal section of them that constantly stereotype Americans. If I were to go to Canada, I would probably find myself surprised, because I don't really have any idea what to expect.
Montreal....Canadian?

BAHAHAHAHAHAHA

To us, they're like a whinny step sibling that even your parents don't like.
 

warprincenataku

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Canadians eat moose meat, play hockey and that mutant hybrid broom sport curling, are all fur trappers and worship Celine Dion. Am I close?
 

AMMO Kid

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I love Canada. My mom is from Canada so I am a citizen of Canada even though I've only been there 2 times :)
 

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FargoDog said:
I'm not American, but I feel like taking a shot at this anyway.

You all ride moose, instead of driving cars, and the only liquid for sale is maple syrup.

...Does I win?
Uh, duh.
 

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RathWolf said:
Speaking of details, wasn't the commander of the battle British? And weren't about half of the Canadian Corps, well, non-Canadian?
Because someone else didn't correct you. No there were a very small number of non Canadian troops taking part(Specifically I remember a small number of British that were to only back up for part of the 4th Canadian Division.)

The Commander was a Canadian by the name of Sir Arthur Currie. If the war had continued into 1919 he was to gain control of the British Commonwealth Forces.

Actually here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vimy_ridge. Read up on it.
 

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Pyode said:
According to my friend from BC, you all live in igloos and your Xboxs are oil powered.

Edit: Also, what we in America call "hotpants" are short-shorts, but in Canada "hotpants" are actually heated pants. This lead to a very confusing conversation.
I can imagine.
 

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Demon ID said:
CorruptCor3 said:
Demon ID said:
It's that place thats kinda the USA though shitter in every way?

Okay i'm kidding, your one of my countries colonies?

Okay again with the kidding, Canadas just a country like any other and as far as I can make out, quite a boring one.
Not boring, just less publicized that America.
Okay I'll run with this ball you've given me. Tell me a couple of awesome things about Canada?
*announcer voice* You want awesome things about Canada?! I'll show you awesome things about Canada!!!





Need I say more? I think noooooooooot!!!!111!!!
 

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2012 Wont Happen said:
To my knowledge Canada is a Social Democratic part of the British commonwealth with lax marijuana regulation and have a similar obsession with hockey that we in the U.S. have with hand egg.

As far as I can tell, all the good Canadian bands either were formed in Quebec, or have a front man from Quebec. Also, Canadians seem to be very pleasant people.

Was I at all accurate?
Depends. Is Billy Talent from Quebec?

I LOVE HANDEGG GO COLTS! How very unCanadian of me.
 

2012 Wont Happen

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CorruptCor3 said:
2012 Wont Happen said:
To my knowledge Canada is a Social Democratic part of the British commonwealth with lax marijuana regulation and have a similar obsession with hockey that we in the U.S. have with hand egg.

As far as I can tell, all the good Canadian bands either were formed in Quebec, or have a front man from Quebec. Also, Canadians seem to be very pleasant people.

Was I at all accurate?
Depends. Is Billy Talent from Quebec?

I LOVE HANDEGG GO COLTS! How very unCanadian of me.
Their frontman was born in Quebec.
 

CorruptCor3

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PrototypeC said:
I know one thing about Canada and Canadians that has proved true again and again... they are obsessed with what other countries think of them as a nation.
Maybe a little.
 

CorruptCor3

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2012 Wont Happen said:
CorruptCor3 said:
2012 Wont Happen said:
To my knowledge Canada is a Social Democratic part of the British commonwealth with lax marijuana regulation and have a similar obsession with hockey that we in the U.S. have with hand egg.

As far as I can tell, all the good Canadian bands either were formed in Quebec, or have a front man from Quebec. Also, Canadians seem to be very pleasant people.

Was I at all accurate?
Depends. Is Billy Talent from Quebec?

I LOVE HANDEGG GO COLTS! How very unCanadian of me.
Their frontman was born in Quebec.
He totally does sound French.
 

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elementsoul said:
RathWolf said:
Speaking of details, wasn't the commander of the battle British? And weren't about half of the Canadian Corps, well, non-Canadian?
Because someone else didn't correct you. No there were a very small number of non Canadian troops taking part(Specifically I remember a small number of British that were to only back up for part of the 4th Canadian Division.)

The Commander was a Canadian by the name of Sir Arthur Currie. If the war had continued into 1919 he was to gain control of the British Commonwealth Forces.

Actually here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vimy_ridge. Read up on it.
Yeah...if I may be so bold.

Wikipedia said:
On 5 January 1917, Lieutenant-General Sir Julian Byng took command of the Canadian Corps.
Wikipedia said:
The British 5th Infantry Division and supplementary artillery, engineer and labour units reinforced the four Canadian divisions already in place. This brought the nominal strength of the Canadian Corps to about 170,000 men, of whom 97,184 were Canadians.
Not saying that the Canadians weren't badass during that battle, just that you can't really claim all the credit.
 

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CorruptCor3 said:
-Drifter- said:
CorruptCor3 said:
ShrooM_DoughKiD said:
CorruptCor3 said:
There are many assumptions that Americans know nothing about Canada, so I, a Canadian, challenge you Americans to show what you think you know about Canada!
Not american, but are there a buttload of maple syrup farms? and does milk really come in bags?
It does.
I've never seen this, and I'm Canadian.
Are you serious? You can't be from Ontario then...
I'm not. I live in B.C., just outside of Vancouver.
 

CorruptCor3

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SulfuricDonut said:
FargoDog said:
I'm not American, but I feel like taking a shot at this anyway.

You all ride moose, instead of driving cars, and the only liquid for sale is maple syrup.

...Does I win?
Moose are pretty freakin' expensive rides and would be the equivalent of one of those 'sports car' things that you people drive.

Most people use dogsleds. They are somewhat less reliable and require a lot of maintenance, but if you keep them running smoothly then they will glide you across kilometers of snow covered wasteland.

I live in Winnipeg (or as it is aptly named Winterpeg for its mild -40 degree winter days)
Better wear your toque, it's gonna be frosty!
(No seriously, if you go outside in winter without warm enough clothing you can get frostbite in like 1 minute)
I personally use a trained beaver sled.
 

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It's awesome up here, but the mortgage on my igloo is starting to weigh on my income. Also feeding my polar bear is pretty expensive. However I have to say, that the worst thing up here is the fact that all of the best ice fishing holes are becoming harder to reach because of global warming.

Seriously though, we have winter 6 months out of the year, it isn't that bad because most of our so called "winter" doesn't even have any snow. If I had one real complaint, it would be ice on the sidewalks and roads, I'm always scared that I'll slip and break my neck, so when the ice goes away I'm always happy.

Also our Maple Syrup is awesome, but nothing compares to whipped cream and fruit on my pancakes.
 

2012 Wont Happen

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CorruptCor3 said:
2012 Wont Happen said:
CorruptCor3 said:
2012 Wont Happen said:
To my knowledge Canada is a Social Democratic part of the British commonwealth with lax marijuana regulation and have a similar obsession with hockey that we in the U.S. have with hand egg.

As far as I can tell, all the good Canadian bands either were formed in Quebec, or have a front man from Quebec. Also, Canadians seem to be very pleasant people.

Was I at all accurate?
Depends. Is Billy Talent from Quebec?

I LOVE HANDEGG GO COLTS! How very unCanadian of me.
Their frontman was born in Quebec.
He totally does sound French.
I'm not good with accents so I couldn't tell. My friend just told me about it and I looked it up to check. The band was formed in another province though.

They're actually why I put in the frontman from Quebec part hahaha.
 

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As an American, I know that each region of Canada has its own agricultural department or farmers and slaughterhouses, but is still run by a main organization

And the thing where Canadians say 'eh' is not a stereotype and is quite true
 

Poofs

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i went to Canada once
it was alot of trees, burger kings, bars, and haunted houses
it was July
 

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Demon ID said:
CorruptCor3 said:
Demon ID said:
It's that place thats kinda the USA though shitter in every way?

Okay i'm kidding, your one of my countries colonies?

Okay again with the kidding, Canadas just a country like any other and as far as I can make out, quite a boring one.
Not boring, just less publicized that America.

Okay I'll run with this ball you've given me. Tell me a couple of awesome things about Canada?
jim carrey

william shatner (if ur a trekky)

pamela anderson ( if ur into porno)

Michael J. Fox

Russell Peters

etc etc