LOL! Ok Canadians, we need to find another good Canadian video to sway Guy Fawkes back.
How do you feel about Canada?
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LOL! Ok Canadians, we need to find another good Canadian video to sway Guy Fawkes back.
Just find a clip of something from "Strange Brew" or "The Red Green Show", that'll get him, lol.
Somehow, it seems natural to combine these two into a single post.
Ok im back.
Oh CANADA. I love it here. Very proud Canadian for sure, but I like most the places I have been in the States. I dont think I would ever consider moving unless it was for better roads, weather and GOOD money.
Where is Calgary are you located?
I dont think you can actually be a proud Canadian and a proud Quebecer. Thats like black and white lol... JK! :beer:
Yes the Red green show. Duct Tape will fix him!!! :bash:
Where is Calgary are you located?
I dont think you can actually be a proud Canadian and a proud Quebecer. Thats like black and white lol... JK! :beer:
Yes the Red green show. Duct Tape will fix him!!! :bash:
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my ONLY issue with Canada is their stance on gun control.. I realize they take their stance on laws from the mother country (England).. and the staunch gun control there is a recent thing..
Says the guys with a beaut in his sig... I have a 3 Rem 700s one 7mm Rem mag, a .270 and a 700P .308. Love the Remington.
I agree that the gun control is nuts up here. But things are slowly getting better. Heres hoping anyways.
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It's like American, but with a lot of french people, and a crappy medical care system.
At least the long gun registry is done up there. And you can get Soviet SKS and SVT-40's on the cheap also $299 CD= Canadian dollars.
Used to be able to get the Russian SKS' (not the Chinese ones) for free when you purchased a crate of ammo. Used to help out with a local Firearms business at Gun Shows and stuff until the stupid owner screwed some stuff up and got the store and warehouse raided, and everything seized.
We used to have so many SKS parts, that we would burn stocks for firewood haha.
Gun control isn't all that bad up here anymore. We finally got our Long Gun registry finished with, but they are still extremely anal with the transport of anything considered 'restricted' (such as AR variants and handguns). Wanted to collect some hand guns, but the trouble to go through to actually own any outweighs the benefits of shooting them. I'd rather just go out to the old quarry's and shoot long guns.
that's the "Belcher" named after Pat McManus's rifle in "Rubber Legs and White-Tail Hairs"
No, they weren't just booing the Bruins, they were actually booing our national anthem, and there are a few youtube clips that show it happening over the last several years.
If it was just booing rival teams, nobody would care, but the front office of the Montreal franchise felt the need to have a great ambassador of the sport, and former player, make a video imploring fans not to boo the American anthem, not the American teams.
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i neither have feelings towards or against Canada. I just simply do not care. too cold up there for me anyhow. way too cold.
They're a lot better than our neighbors to the south.
When Montreal came to Boston, the fans cheered during the entire Canadian National Anthem. What a great response.
When Montreal came to Boston, the fans cheered during the entire Canadian National Anthem. What a great response.
always wanted to go there
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Really? You are kidding with the healthcare right? Our system works much much better than yours despite what you might want to believe. Its flawed yes, but the American system is hugely flawed.
Not sure I can't make much of an educated opinion on Canada. Never been there.
Canada is awesome. Windsor for one, is night and ****ing day different than the toilet across the river. Next, Vancouver is absolutely stunning. I visited with some pals as an away hockey fan and was still treated very respectfully except for 1 instance. I would move to Canada if my wife would be willing to relocate but she isn't. Great beer, always hockey on in the pubs, great scenery. What more could a person want? My next Canadian visit will involve Toronto and Montreal.
Seeing as how I live only an hour from the border I have both good and bad experiences with Canadians.
Bad
-Terrible drivers, absolutely horrid.
-to avoid paying tax on items they buy here they take everything out of the package in the store/mall parking lot to shove in their luggage, leaving their trash in the parking lots
-the majority of them expect a "Canadian" discount
-the clogged roads/business areas make it an absolute pain to do any shopping on the weekends or whatever random holiday they happen to have.
Good
-from what I've seen they are generally polite people
-when i last went up there it was a 18 drinking age, great deal.
-fully nude strip clubs, again great for a fresh 18 year old
-everyone sped around Winnipeg, made for a great drive
All that being said they do contribute a lot to the economy of my 60k population town.
-Eric
Bad
-Terrible drivers, absolutely horrid.
-to avoid paying tax on items they buy here they take everything out of the package in the store/mall parking lot to shove in their luggage, leaving their trash in the parking lots
-the majority of them expect a "Canadian" discount
-the clogged roads/business areas make it an absolute pain to do any shopping on the weekends or whatever random holiday they happen to have.
Good
-from what I've seen they are generally polite people
-when i last went up there it was a 18 drinking age, great deal.
-fully nude strip clubs, again great for a fresh 18 year old
-everyone sped around Winnipeg, made for a great drive
All that being said they do contribute a lot to the economy of my 60k population town.
-Eric
Absolutely says it all, doesn't it? And it's a great national anthem, too.
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