jadinolf
Lifer
Originally posted by: DAGTA
Make sure you make a vague reference to Al-Queda and terrorism and swear Canada is making WMD, then invade.
Isn't Canadian Club a WMD? I think so.
Originally posted by: DAGTA
Make sure you make a vague reference to Al-Queda and terrorism and swear Canada is making WMD, then invade.
Originally posted by: SampSon
Why would I want that when I get a positive exchange rate and cheap weed?
Originally posted by: jadinolf
Originally posted by: DAGTA
Make sure you make a vague reference to Al-Queda and terrorism and swear Canada is making WMD, then invade.
Isn't Canadian Club a WMD? I think so.
But well worth the effort! 🙂Originally posted by: jadinolf
Originally posted by: SickBeast
I say we trade the province of Québec for the state of Texas and end all political termoil and uprisings for both nations. This will also create a more balanced war, and will give Canada a southern attack front.
But think of how difficult it would be to move them.😀
Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone because he is sitting next to the big bully who won't let anyone else hurt himOriginally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Originally posted by: maddogchen
I'm going to Canada this weekend. I'll scout out Vancouver for the upcoming invasion. I'll make a list of all the strip joints our troops must check out 🙂
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Unpopular?
Canadians are universally liked. I have never heard of anyone slandering Canadians. I've lived here for twenty years and I think they're great.
Originally posted by: CanOWorms
Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Unpopular?
Canadians are universally liked. I have never heard of anyone slandering Canadians. I've lived here for twenty years and I think they're great.
I've never heard of anyone slandering Peruvians either! hmmmmm...
I think he means unpopular as in nobody knows or cares about the country, like Peru.
Originally posted by: Sealy
Ya know...I think Canada would be more successful in invading the U.S.
After all, if the U.S. ever were to invade Canada, they would be advertising on FOX for months about it, they'd be marching up to the boarder shooting their guns, and setting off fireworks, with college cheerleaders bouncing around yelling "we're going to attack, ya better watch yer back!" So in all honesty, we'd know you were coming and just have to sik our huskys, bears, moose, beaver, and cariboo on you.
Now if Canada were to invade the U.S. we'd just all put on our touques and gently smile, please and thank you our way across the boarder, give everyone weed, from B.C. of course, and Canadian beer, and then when everyone was high and really drunk...we'd just sik our huskys, bears, moose, beaver, and cariboo on you.
😉 😛 🙂
Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: CanOWorms
Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Unpopular?
Canadians are universally liked. I have never heard of anyone slandering Canadians. I've lived here for twenty years and I think they're great.
I've never heard of anyone slandering Peruvians either! hmmmmm...
I think he means unpopular as in nobody knows or cares about the country, like Peru.
Last time I checked Peru wasn't part of the G8.
I slander Peruvians all the time.Originally posted by: CanOWorms
Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
If one truly attempts to accurately apply this high school analogy, Canada would be the rather large, pale, cold, unpopular outcast who never fights with anyone.Originally posted by: brigden
That's what the douche American likes to think because his way of influencing people alienates them.Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Actually Canada would be the little dweeb that sits in the corner and tries to hide from everyone else because he knows he is insignificant 🙁Originally posted by: brigden
If the World's countries were individuals in high school Canada would be the cool, laid-back, popular guy that everyone got along with. America would be the rich, athletic bully with bad taste that most people thought was a douche bag. Of course, he would have people who thought he was cool, and they would try to emulate his style, but they would be loser countries.
I think any invasion of Canada by the US would take about 2 days.
Unpopular?
Canadians are universally liked. I have never heard of anyone slandering Canadians. I've lived here for twenty years and I think they're great.
I've never heard of anyone slandering Peruvians either! hmmmmm...
I think he means unpopular as in nobody knows or cares about the country, like Peru.