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Canada - The most forgotten country (AND NO IT'S NOT USA'S TOPHAT!)

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TogeticTheRuler

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Blivsey said:
Ah. Neither did our previous one ("My Country, 'Tis of Thee"), either. There are a couple that get sung a lot ("God Bless America" and "America the Beautiful"), but they all mention God, and our government is pretty strict on not mentioning Him. That's another topic, though.


Say, are the mounties actually still around, or is that just a stereotype? Just curious.
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Strict government? Wut. It's not like everyone will get ****** off at the mention of God.

Btw, read the dollar bill.
 
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Pingouin7 said:
Did you know that Canada was part of America?
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Canada was never part of America. One time, it was close to becoming American territory, but that never actually happened. It was a British and French colony, but never an American.
 
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^_^ Canada is America's tophat-
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Dang it. (I can't really have a proper opinion on this because I've never been to Canada, but from what I read I would have to agree with the OP post.
 
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It doesn't help that 'kanada' is German for 'nothing there' eh?

Of course, it's not the most forgotten country, I mean, how many of you have heard of:

Kiribati
San Marino
Palau
Nauru
Tuvalu
Myanmar/Burma

And let's not forget the ever commen "It's a country?" Vatican City.
 
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Pingouin7 said:
America is a continent.
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Oh, I thought you were saying "America" as in the USA! Well then, obviously Canada was part of America, and still is.
 
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^ Exactly! We're not your head, your top hat, or even your asshat. Because we're not shaped like a hat! I know that you guys are all joking, but for those who aren't, just wanted to agree with SangiusArcangel there.
 
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I didn't mean that I thought that Canada was comparable to a hat, I just meant that America isn't comparable to an asshat, in my opinion at least.
 
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Tabby Catty

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Well, I live like an hour away from Canada so yeah, we have a lot of Canadian influence where I live, but no milk in bags, I don't know why, but they just seem like they would be hard pouring or would pop easily, though I never really seen a bag of milk so I can't judge...

Both my grandmas are from Canada, whenever I go to Canada I stock up on canadian candy and fruitopia...

Still, I wish I lived in Canada sometimes...
 
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Frutopia's only in Canada? I actually didn't know that. Awesome!

Anyways, just thought of something that not only Americans don't have, but anyone outside of Ontario do. It's Pizza Pizza - medium quality, yet really cheap pizza that you can't afford to miss!
 
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centipede2000

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Yeah I live in Quebec and Canada rock! The only thing that kinda sucks though is the cold weather around january/february. It can get pretty darn cold sometimes. I have seen temperatures as low as -30° Celsius and there are plenty of insanely badass snowstorms too! :p

EDIT: Woah, I didn't know that bagged milk was exclusive to Canada! CooL!
 
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centipede2000 said:
EDIT: Woah, I didn't know that bagged milk was exclusive to Canada! CooL!
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I had never even heard of that until I read this thread yesterday. I just can't even comprehend how/why that's done since I'm so used to having it bottled/in a plastic container/etc.
 
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Yo Shee said:
I had never even heard of that until I read this thread yesterday. I just can't even comprehend how/why that's done since I'm so used to having it bottled/in a plastic container/etc.
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It's simple. All they do is fill a plastic bag with milk, seal the bag, then when you use it, you cut a small corner of the bag, and pour. Usually what happens is those milk bags are put in mini-pitchers, which then pour the milk (at least, that's what my family does).

centipede2000, one time, windchill included, I was in -40. And that's in Toronto, which is less cold than anywhere in Quebec.
 
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