Canada 51st state after London falls


  • wait the US isnt a protectorate of canada yet!  :-o


  • _I think only the French-Canadians use mayo on fries. _
    Another urban legend….completly false.
    It’s a matter of taste not a matter of origins.

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    I dunno.  My hometown is a mix of old english and old french.  In the french town restaurants they use mayo on fries and in the english restaurants don’t.  But that is subjective so…  Also, I was limiting the domain of people to that of Canadians.  It was popular with the local guys I had lunch with in Holland so not merely a local phenomenon.

    Now try to tell my poutine is a merely a matter of taste and not origins :-)  Real poutine requires cheese curds from Quebec…they are different, trust me…


  • There’s no mayo on restaurant table in QC. You have to ask to get one.
    There’s over 15 differents kind of poutine in QC.
    Yes it’s a matter of taste. :-o

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    @crusaderiv:

    There’s no mayo on restaurant table in QC. You have to ask to get one.
    There’s over 15 differents kind of poutine in QC.
    Yes it’s a matter of taste. :-o

    Sweet Cream Butter + Blackberry Preserves + English Muffin = Heaven on Earth


  • if it wan’t for the us the canucks would all be speaking russian  get over your fantasy:)

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    The Soviets couldn’t russiafy Afghanistan never mind Canada.  Heck, they couldn’t even russiafy Ukraine

    Right, poutine is not known as a french dish…… :roll:


  • If I’m not mistaken, Canada actually a pretty good military presence in Afghanistan.      WE ARE TAKING OVER THE WORLD.

    and by the way, the best Canadian food item is Kraft Dinner.

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    @Vance:

    If I’m not mistaken, Canada actually a pretty good military presence in Afghanistan.      WE ARE TAKING OVER THE WORLD.

    and by the way, the best Canadian food item is Kraft Dinner.

    That’s because the biggest Canadian stars are Terrence & Phillip.

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    Canada simply exists because the US allows it. :-D

    Canada benefits more greatly from being the USA Neighbor then the other way around.
    First and foremost of all the Canadien benefits that Canada gets for being our (USA) Neighbor and one that is taken way for granted is that they (Can.) fall under our (USA) own Defensive Military Umbrella of N.America.

    Another example- NAFTA- North American Free trade Agreement.  This trade treaty actually Hurt the USA more then it helped, Although Mexico and Canada greatly benefited  from this.

    Another example-proposed Keystone xl pipeline, enough said there. Guess who would buy most of the oil?

    What has Canada given to the US?..…Bryan Adams Thank you so very much. :-)

    The best reason the USA is better then Canada-  Were not Dumb enough to let the French have a chunk out of the middle.  Quebec ring a bell


  • pfffft Republican

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    @Vance:

    pfffft Republican

    Thats all you got? call me a Republican. Guess the truth hurts.

    You must have Beedy little eyes and a floppy head?


  • Yes that’s all I have.  I don’t know of anything worse that I could call you.

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    @Vance:

    Yes that’s all I have.  I don’t know of anything worse that I could call you.

    how about Canadian?


  • thats a complement though……


  • No, my friend, being called a Republican is not a compliment.  It is something lower than drug dealer, pimp, supervisor at a call center, or even bank executive.


  • no i ment being called a canadian is a complement.


  • Oh OK good job!  :lol:


  • thats a complement though……
    Absolutely right. Canadian reputation is well known overseas cannot say the same thing about US citizen… :-D


  • The best reason the USA is better then Canada-  Were not Dumb enough to let the French have a chunk out of the middle.  Quebec ring a bell
    Ya right, you were chunk out by spanish!!!

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