What, eating beaver?
I escaped and have reported back about the horrible things I saw.You've been to Canada ... willingly.
Do you know in 840 the Kirghiz ended the Uighur Khanate and then raided and pillaged China? I bet not, now cut your tiny wrists .and troung makes it hard to make fun of him by displaying profile flag of a obscure nation that no even has ever heard of
Better dead then Maple!It's not Canadian. That's good enough for me.
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To sit down with these men and deal with them as the representatives of an enlightened and civilized people is to deride ones own dignity and to invite the disaster of their treachery - General Matthew Ridgway
What, eating beaver?
Chimo
Aha! Now I know why OOE became an engineer...... so he could learn how to build tunnels to funnel North Mexicans- South under the border. SWSNBN is your fault sir!
Now, hold on one darn second. SWSNBN did not used one of my tunnels. You guys sent a private jet with wine and spirits and a suitcase full of money. The only thing missing was a Troung boy-toy.
Chimo
How do you know there wasn't a Troung boy-toy? Has it occoured to you that all this anti-Canada stuff is just a front? Could it be that he is desperately trying to distract attention from a dirty secret? A surprising number of 'gay bashers' are actually gay men in denial, perhaps some 'Canada bashers' are just trying to deny their own deepest, darkest desires.)
Win nervously lose tragically - Reds C C
Using YOUR REASONING; Do you REALLY want to call Bluesman a LIBERAL?How do you know there wasn't a Troung boy-toy? Has it occoured to you that all this anti-Canada stuff is just a front? Could it be that he is desperately trying to distract attention from a dirty secret? A surprising number of 'gay bashers' are actually gay men in denial, perhaps some 'Canada bashers' are just trying to deny their own deepest, darkest desires.
Our flocks of sheep maybe. Heard people from your part of the world aren't terribly interested in women and all...We left the corpses of your people rotting in the sun for the Canadians to feast on while we ravished your women, who were pleasurably surprised...
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To sit down with these men and deal with them as the representatives of an enlightened and civilized people is to deride ones own dignity and to invite the disaster of their treachery - General Matthew Ridgway
Atleast one good thing about Canada
Please do not spoil it for me by some graphic description involving SWSNBN or Chez madoIt’s legal for women of any age to go topless anywhere outdoors they please
like this
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Well, I wouldn't mind seeing this Canadian go topless.....It’s legal for women of any age to go topless anywhere outdoors they please
....on the other hand, all of her talent was made in an American silicone factory so......
Dammit, just how much do they expect us to take???
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And then there is this guy:
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Totalitarianism-Feudalism in new garbs
Canada explained to Americans (US) check out this
YouTube - Tom Brokaw Explains Canada To Americans
It is so. It cant be otherwise
Poll indicates 9 out of 10 Americans have favourable view of Canada
By Lee-Anne Goodman, The Canadian Press
WASHINGTON - Their sports columnists may be eviscerating our Winter Games, their congressional representatives may still not see the harm in "Buy American," and most of them likely don't know Ottawa from Moose Jaw.
But nonetheless, Americans love us.
Canada is once again on top in Gallup's annual country ratings list, with 90 per cent of Americans viewing their northern neighbour favourably.
Britain is right behind Canada at 87 per cent, while Iran is at the bottom of the list with only 10 per cent of U.S. citizens feeling the love.
"What's not to like about Canada?" Lydia Saad, a senior editor at Gallup, said Friday.
"The two countries that always appear at the top are Canada and Great Britain. Those seem to be two largely English-speaking allies that Americans feel a real kinship to, and of course there are a lot of historical connections that bind them."
A longtime observer of Canada-U.S. relations says the rave reviews are likely due to Americans viewing Canadians as - well - similar to Americans.
"A lot of people in the United States have met people from Canada," David Biette, director of the Canadian Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, said Friday.
"Canadians are respectful and nice when they travel here, they don't have an accent except for when they say 'about,' they look like Americans, they eat the same food as Americans, and so they feel familiar to Americans."
Canadians may not be flattered by that, Biette added, but indeed it's a form of high praise coming from Americans.
"When Americans say: 'Oh, you're just like us' to Canadians, that's a compliment. It's meant in a kind way, even if Canadians might not take it that way."
Mexico, on the other hand, America's neighbour to the south, didn't fare so well in the Gallup poll conducted from Feb. 1-3. Along with Russia, the country was about as likely to be viewed favourably as it was unfavourably.
"Although the two-percentage-point decline in Mexico's overall favourable rating between 2009 and today is not significant, the result is that, for the first time since 1993, fewer than half of Americans have a favourable view of the United States' southern neighbour," Gallup said in a release on Friday.
Gallup included Yemen on the list for the first time this year in the aftermath of an attempted terrorist attack on a U.S. airliner on Christmas Day. The man in custody for that failed attempt allegedly had ties to a Yemen-based al-Qaida group.
The country's 21 per cent favourable rating was among the lowest in the survey, though one in four Americans polled had no opinion at all of Yemen.
Gallup says that only Iraq saw a statistically significant drop in favourability over the past year. Most countries' ratings, including Canada's, remained unchanged from last year.
The good news for Canada comes as seven Canadian premiers descend upon the U.S. capital to attend the influential National Governors Association meeting. The premiers were also slated to sit down Friday with some key members of President Barack Obama's cabinet, including his economic czar, Larry Summers, and Lisa Jackson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Earlier this month, the U.S. and Canada resolved a yearlong dispute on the Buy American policies in Obama's US$787 billion economic stimulus package. Canada was exempt from the provisions and is continuing to push for a permanent exemption from all such measures.
Results of the survey are based on telephone interviews with a random sample of 1,025 American adults, aged 18 and older. The margin of error is plus or minus four percentage points.
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/1..._gallup_canada
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