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[Chow]

[ajgeddes]

[Tarheel13]

I read this thread for simple amusement. You, Canadians, amuse me to no end. You are such simpletons void of the rational conditon. There is no such thing as a real Canadian, regardless of what the butchy Margaret Atwood extolls. You're nothing more than an extension of America. You have no real identity. If you want to really find yourself, look up you arsehole.

[flotsam]

[Tarheel13]

But you waste such rational maco economic comment on this illiterate lot. I can't believe that many here realize the importance to the Canadian social system of 88 cents of every dollar invested in Canada is from American trade and purhases. In otherwords, what we have to sell to feed our families is bought by America. Should they decide otherwise...STARVE. Please, no comments from the pinky Flotsam or the stupid Mindmeto on this. I don't know how much more stupidity I can handle from thise young simple souls.

[ajgeddes]

Is trolling really that much fun?

'I got an idea Let's create a stupid sock and then pretend to be a Canadian so I can bash Canadians, I have nothing better to do with my time. Nobody will see right through me'

[Tarheel13]

You simple sh...t. Yes, I have been into the fruit of the vine tonight, but I am CANADIAN, you moron. Was it not I who witnessed Jean Belliveau score his 500th goal at the venerable Forum so many years past? And, yes, I do have a post graduate degree from one of Canada's better institutions; and, yes, it is not in linguistics (Flotsam..you so disappoint me here), and yes, I do play golf in the Carolina sun these days, and fish for blues on the Outer Banks when the sun warms the waters in late March. I troll not, you simple sh...t.

[flotsam]

[ajgeddes]

[flotsam]

Don't smile at me you dirty little....

[periwinkle]

I've travelled quite a bit in Canada, and I've never had a problem. I didn't go around advertising I was an American, so there ya go. I also don't have problems because I don't discuss politics. The writer was a sociologist- I'm sure she liked to dig deep and clearly wasn't happy with what she found, but what did she expect? She gave an example about 9/11 that some woman complained she would have to change her travel plans because someone might mistake her for an American. I absolutely don't feel that that attitude was indicative of wide-spread Canadian sentiment at all. It was one selfish person who only cared about herself. I thought it was inflammatory that she wrote that as an example. As for the interview with the PR person, I don't know what her book was about, but if it was related to her experience in Canada or Canadian healthcare, perhaps she should've discussed Canada, its history, etc. more in her book.

I'm sure she had lots of great experiences in Canada that weren't mentioned, as well, because that would've nullified her article, eh?

As for South Park, "Blame Canada" was funny at first (just because it's South Park. Um, whenever I've seen South Park, I was usually with a bunch of high/inebriated friends who used to tape every episode, so everything's funny when you are f-ed up^~). However, didn't it win some kind-of award? That went over the line, and I don't blame Canadians for getting pissed-off. Some things are funny, but there's a line, you know?

*Edit* Ok, I just googled the lyrics for "Blame Canada". Um, yeah- it's a nasty little song. Along the lines of Korea's "Bucking USA".

[mindmetoo]

[Satori]

[Hanson]

[flotsam]

Oh yeah?



We have class where I come from, eskimo.