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Originally posted by NordlysAre you sure interjection is a word......Sounds like interfection, and minuscule, is that an engerlish word? 😛
Starting an interjection with a minuscule? Those Canadians are crazy!
Proud to be a Crazy Canuck too !
Did you know we beat you guys at that sport I can't mention in here? 🙂
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Originally posted by pawnhandlerLets see if I can still remember....Mississippi, it seemed like a much larger word as a kid. We learned a fair amount about the U.S. in our schools, here in eastern canada.
Because we're too busy trying to get children to pass tests that are designed so half the test-takers fail. If it isn't on the test, it isn't likely to be taught. And from what I've seen here, half the adults refuse to learn another thing once they leave school.
That addy that widget I believe it was put in this thread with Mercer was some funny, especially the part about the Prime Minister, but then you have to know who the Prime Minister is for it to be funny. Also the one about the states in canada. 🙂 The whole thing is worth a listen to actually, thanks Widget !!
Originally posted by Very RustyYes, I am sure it is a word. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interjection
Are you sure interjection is a word......Sounds like interfection, and minuscule, is that an engerlish word? 😛
Proud to be a Crazy Canuck too !
Did you know we beat you guys at that sport I can't mention in here? 🙂
I couldn't care less. In fact, when Germany is playing, I always root for the other team.
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Originally posted by NordlysLOL...I know it is a word, I am just pulling your gammar chains 😛
Yes, I am sure it is a word. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interjection
I couldn't care less. In fact, when Germany is playing, I always root for the other team.
What not interested...That would be a Cardinal Sin if you lived in Canada.
Just a point of interest. Why would you root for the other team?
Originally posted by Very RustyIt's more fun. And it has become sort of a traditio that started when we were forced to watch a football game in primary school, a German school team against an English one. Naturally everybody around me was rooting for the German team, so I decided to root for the English to make it more interesting. I persuaded a classmate to do the same, and we had a lot of fun. I don't remember who won.
Just a point of interest. Why would you root for the other team?
Originally posted by Very RustyThat is a song I did 2 or so years back when Darv went to the UK. I actually got to the border but 4 guys in 2 canoes started shooting acorns at me and I turned back after running out of good beer. Who would have thought the whole Canadian fleet would be in one place.
Is that actually Darv playing and talking ?
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Originally posted by widgetI wouldn't link to that video too quickly again, when the idiot who posted it made some pretty bad spelling and grammar mistakes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seYUbVa7L7w&feature=related
Interviewing "average" Americans about their northern neighbour
This is a compalation of very stupid and gullable Americans saying very stupid things on camera. This also involves the President Of the United States. This was done by CBC.
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Originally posted by PhlabibitLOL....That was just the "acorn unit", just be very happy you didn't get the unit throwing beer bottles. 😛
That is a song I did 2 or so years back when Darv went to the UK. I actually got to the border but 4 guys in 2 canoes started shooting acorns at me and I turned back after running out of good beer. Who would have thought the whole Canadian fleet would be in one place.
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So you play guitar and sing a little, you would fit right in here in Nova Scotia.
Originally posted by CrowleyHey Good Buddy, 😉
I wouldn't link to that video too quickly again, when the idiot who posted it made some pretty bad spelling and grammar mistakes:
This is a compalation of very stupid and gullable Americans saying very stupid things on camera. This also involves the President Of the United States. This was done by CBC.
It is all meant to be funny. That is Rick Mercer, he is a well known comic here in Canada. It is just a little humor, and to show how little even politicians in the U.S. know about their neighbour to the North.
Originally posted by CrowleyYou talkin' to ME!? 😲
I wouldn't link to that video too quickly again, when the idiot who posted it made some pretty bad spelling and grammar mistakes:
This is a compalation of very stupid and gullable Americans saying very stupid things on camera. This also involves the President Of the United States. This was done by CBC.
Originally posted by AttilaTheHornit's too cold there. i could go to colorado instead.
Canada and the US are each other's most important trading partner. Each day, more than a billion dollars of goods cross the border each way in trade.
In general, Canadians know a great deal about the US. Why is it that in general Americans know so little about Canada?