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Printableroodboi said: all they do in Canadialand is lumberjack and drink beer...how technical can that be...
 Yes, but they don't have opposable thumbs. It does require some skill that way. | |
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Imago said: roodboi said: all they do in Canadialand is lumberjack and drink beer...how technical can that be...
Yes, but they don't have opposable thumbs. It does require some skill that way. let's cut to the chase, when the hardest thing you'll do all day is look for a good spot to place your ice fishing shack, then opposable thumbs are not only unnecessary but somewhat of a burden... | |
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roodboi said: Imago said: Yes, but they don't have opposable thumbs. It does require some skill that way. let's cut to the chase, when the hardest thing you'll do all day is look for a good spot to place your ice fishing shack, then opposable thumbs are not only unnecessary but somewhat of a burden... fuuuuuck!!!  !!!! | |
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roodboi said: Imago said: Yes, but they don't have opposable thumbs. It does require some skill that way. let's cut to the chase, when the hardest thing you'll do all day is look for a good spot to place your ice fishing shack, then opposable thumbs are not only unnecessary but somewhat of a burden... dude, you're awesome.  | |
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Imago said: roodboi said: all they do in Canadialand is lumberjack and drink beer...how technical can that be...
Yes, but they don't have opposable thumbs. It does require some skill that way. | |
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BobGeorge909 said: Imago said: OMG, I had forgotten
I almost fell out of my chair when John Stewart said, "I haven't been to Canada but I always get the impression could take that country in about 2 days."
This shit is hilarious: http://www.video.ca/video.php?id=26 . [Edited 10/24/09 9:09am] U ever seen Canadian Bacon?...  wait...u know I'm talking about the movie...right? | |
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How about "good morning" vs. "good mourning".
the first would be a good beginning of the day, the later would be the act of seeing someone off to the next life in an average/above par fashion. how do these words translate in british english or canadian english(Australian and New Zealand english too) vs. U.S. english. I was gonna say american english but canada is in an America like the U.S. is. [Edited 10/29/09 7:10am] | |
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One that bugs me is when Canadians pronounce "been" like "bean".
Like, "where have you bean?" Annoying. | |
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JustErin said: One that bugs me is when Canadians pronounce "been" like "bean".
Like, "where have you bean?" Annoying. But that is how most Brits say it,not like "bin". " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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KoolEaze said: JustErin said: One that bugs me is when Canadians pronounce "been" like "bean".
Like, "where have you bean?" Annoying. But that is how most Brits say it,not like "bin". Well, they are annoying too. | |
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