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  1. smheilbron smheilbron is offline

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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 10:45pm) in reply to LVpokerdealer

    best thing about canada is theydont have the constant NBA talk nonsense. NHL all the time
  2. TMLMS13 TMLMS13 is offline

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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 10:59pm) in reply to LVpokerdealer

     
    Originally Posted by LVpokerdealer View Post

    .and my god, plz kill off all French Canadians

    Quebecers =/= Canadians
  3. saxman saxman is offline

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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 11:17pm) in reply to TMLMS13

    trivia: Canada stopped printing one dollar bills and replaced them with a coin (loonie) 25yrs ago. Had no idea its been that long.
  4. Milo Milo is offline

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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 11:27pm) in reply to saxman

    Yeah, but we've kept the penny for how long, now?
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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 11:29pm) in reply to Milo

    How do you give a Canadian stripper a dollar?
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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 11:35pm) in reply to Willywoo

    put it in the coin slot obv :)
  7. Willywoo Willywoo is offline

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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 11:38pm) in reply to saxman



    Just so we have one in both threads.
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    Jun 30th, 2012 (6/30/2012 11:41pm) in reply to Milo

     
    Originally Posted by Milo View Post

    Yeah, but we've kept the penny for how long, now?

    pennies are pretty dumb imo but can you imagine the outrage that will be created when gov't decides that businesses have to round up or round down to the nearest nickle or dime. I think most people just drop them in the donation box anyways.
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 2:54am) in reply to Willywoo

     
    Originally Posted by Willywoo View Post


    Just so we have one in both threads.

    ditto



    In case you forgot Alaska is part of America
    Edited By: TMLMS13 Jul 1st, 2012 at 02:58 AM
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 6:00am) in reply to El Burro

     
    Originally Posted by El Burro View Post

    The zip is for credit card authorization at the pump (to verify person using the card owns it). I would venture to guess that most people in possession of stolen credit cards don't have the owner's zip or quick access to it (not mich reason to keep driver license if you steal a wallet). You don't enter zip if paying cash.

    I can't believe people still think Canadians have "free" health care. That's like thinking Americans have free roads, police, etc. They're only "free" if you're a child, mentally handicapped, incarcerated or a worthless leech on society.

    While our healthcare isn't technically "free", at least we don't have to worry about getting sick and losing our houses because of outrageous hospital bills, or the doctors throwing out part of your finger that you accidentally chopped off because you can't afford to pay 60k to get it reattached...

    (I watched Sicko last night)
     
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 7:33am) in reply to TMLMS13

     
    Originally Posted by TMLMS13 View Post

    ditto



    In case you forgot Alaska is part of America

    All I see in that pic is America's dick is bigger.
  12. CANUKEH44 CANUKEH44 is offline

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 10:08am) in reply to Z-Fresh

    Canada - Our beer 5.5 % alcohol US 3.5 %
    We have names like Canadian - Kokanee - Export - Blue - Amsterdam Lager - Honey Blonde
    You have Schlitz - Gives me the shits - Pabst Blue Ribbon - Sounds like a first class women's gyno exam and Old Milwaukee. Milwaukee makes good power tools.

    Happy 4th of July to our American brothers and Sisters.
    Edited By: CANUKEH44 Jul 1st, 2012 at 10:09 AM
  13. Hank H1LL Hank H1LL is online now

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 12:26pm) in reply to CANUKEH44

    Only children drink 3.5 abv beer. And mormons.

    I had to enter my zedip code when I used my debit card in louisiana but not here. It must be a state-by-state thing.
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 1:28pm) in reply to Hank H1LL

  15. rebelfd rebelfd is offline

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 1:39pm) in reply to Spiltbongwater

    Happy Canada Day.
    Thread Starter
  16. Milo Milo is offline

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 1:54pm) in reply to rebelfd

    145 years young, and she don't look a day over 110. How you doin', Canada? And, because you have to have 'pipes on Canada Day . . .

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYJqMUJFY1g
    Edited By: Milo Jul 1st, 2012 at 01:55 PM
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 1:58pm) in reply to rebelfd

    And, lest we forget the men and women who keep us safe . . .

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3Iut...eature=related
    Edited By: Milo Jul 1st, 2012 at 02:02 PM
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 3:46pm) in reply to Milo

    Hey Willywoo . . . no worries. It's all just BS across the back fence, y'know?
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 3:52pm) in reply to CANUKEH44

     
    Originally Posted by CANUKEH44 View Post

    Pabst Blue Ribbon - Sounds like a first class women's gyno exam

    That's pretty damn funny.
  20. Hecklerz Hecklerz is offline

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 3:56pm) in reply to El Burro

    I know Canadians can drive from the East Coast to the West Coast without giving out postal codes. In the States, you pretty much have to know the secret handshake and do the chicken dance to get a couple of gallons of fuel.
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 4:02pm) in reply to Hecklerz

     
    Originally Posted by Hecklerz View Post

    In the States, you pretty much have to know the secret handshake and do the chicken dance to get a couple of gallons of fuel.

    That's how all elite clubs work, commoner.
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 4:03pm) in reply to Z-Fresh

     
    Originally Posted by Z-Fresh View Post

    All I see in that pic is America's dick is bigger.

    well in that case....mexico is hung like a horse!
     
  23. Milo Milo is offline

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 5:34pm) in reply to Z-Fresh

     
    Originally Posted by Z-Fresh View Post

    All I see in that pic is America's dick is bigger.

    You forgot to mention "limp". But they have pills for that now . . . or so I hear.
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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 5:47pm) in reply to Milo

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    Jul 1st, 2012 (7/1/2012 7:08pm) in reply to saxman

     
    Originally Posted by saxman View Post

    put it in the coin slot obv :)

    LOL
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    Jul 2nd, 2012 (7/2/2012 7:12am) in reply to wackyJaxon

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  28. shooterkr shooterkr is offline

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    Jul 2nd, 2012 (7/2/2012 5:34pm) in reply to Glo4m

    Every Canada/USA thread has a picture of this bag of milk posted by Glo4m. I've lived in Canada for my entire 30 years and never seen one. Where exactly are bags of milk sold? Just curious.
  29. Spiltbongwater Spiltbongwater is offline

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    Jul 2nd, 2012 (7/2/2012 5:40pm) in reply to shooterkr

    They had milk in a bag in Ontario when I lived there, but have never seen one while living in BC. Must be an eastern thing to have bags of milk.
  30. Milo Milo is offline

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    Jul 2nd, 2012 (7/2/2012 5:40pm) in reply to Spiltbongwater

    Every major grocery chain, sells milk in this manner, as well as the cartons, which they charge way more for. 3 bags per pkg = 4L (that's a ~ gallon to the non-metric types). Cannot believe groceries in Calgary do not sell these. Maybe it's a regional thing?
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