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I didn't think America let its hat have its own day.

Funny story about canada. one time I was oveSHIT BOTTLE KIDS!

Eat shit federalist pig. I only celebrate la Fête Nationale du Québec.

At 6/30/09 11:25 PM, Parlux wrote: Funny story about canada. one time I was oveSHIT BOTTLE KIDS!

Lmmfao

I'mma make me some pootang.

At 6/30/09 11:31 PM, MrCrawford wrote: Eat shit federalist pig. I only celebrate la Fête Nationale du Québec.

You must be trolling, because from what I recall you attended an anglophone college...

At 6/30/09 11:41 PM, Proottalfain wrote:

At 6/30/09 11:31 PM, MrCrawford wrote: Eat shit federalist pig. I only celebrate la Fête Nationale du Québec.

You must be trolling, because from what I recall you attended an anglophone college...

No, really, I totally think Jacques Parizeau is a hip and cool guy.

I'm going to be going to my girlfriends, I may buy her a new bong, and then we are going to walk to the park, hang out there until night time strikes, watch the fireworks, go to her place and then do some stuff.

look at me! I AM GLISTENING WITH NOT CARE!!!!

At 6/30/09 11:43 PM, MrCrawford wrote:

At 6/30/09 11:41 PM, Proottalfain wrote:

At 6/30/09 11:31 PM, MrCrawford wrote: Eat shit federalist pig. I only celebrate la Fête Nationale du Québec.

You must be trolling, because from what I recall you attended an anglophone college...

No, really, I totally think Jacques Parizeau is a hip and cool guy.

Well, he does have a moustache, but Jack Layton has a much better moustache.

Layton's moustache is in itself a great argument in favor of federalism.

So, it's Bastille day?

At 6/30/09 11:49 PM, LBRocker wrote: So, it's Bastille day?

Bastille Day - celebration of fraternity, liberty and freedom and the storming of a symbol related to the oppression of absolute monarchy

St. Jean-Baptiste Day - French Canadians getting drunk in swimming pools and singing in jouale.

At 6/30/09 11:18 PM, THEJamoke wrote: So this is one of the first images I see when I type "Canadians" into Google.

Whatever you crazy Canucks are feeding your women, give them seconds.

God bless you, Icepeople.

less shirt more TITS!

What are the Canadians celebrating on Canada Day?

At 6/30/09 11:54 PM, MrCrawford wrote:

At 6/30/09 11:49 PM, LBRocker wrote: So, it's Bastille day?

Bastille Day - celebration of fraternity, liberty and freedom and the storming of a symbol related to the oppression of absolute monarchy

St. Jean-Baptiste Day - French Canadians getting drunk in swimming pools and singing in jouale.

OOOOH BASTILLE DAY!!!!

At 7/1/09 12:01 AM, ngman7 wrote: What are the Canadians celebrating on Canada Day?

The confederation that took place in 1867 and made what is since called Canada.

At 7/1/09 12:03 AM, Proottalfain wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:01 AM, ngman7 wrote: What are the Canadians celebrating on Canada Day?

The confederation that took place in 1867 and made what is since called Canada.

Okay-do they have their own Independence Day?

At 7/1/09 12:05 AM, ngman7 wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:03 AM, Proottalfain wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:01 AM, ngman7 wrote: What are the Canadians celebrating on Canada Day?

The confederation that took place in 1867 and made what is since called Canada.

Okay-do they have their own Independence Day?

Canada is NOT independent.

At 7/1/09 12:03 AM, Proottalfain wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:01 AM, ngman7 wrote: What are the Canadians celebrating on Canada Day?

The confederation that took place in 1867 and made what is since called Canada.

It should've been called, "America's Toadie."

At 7/1/09 12:06 AM, Proottalfain wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:05 AM, ngman7 wrote:

Okay-do they have their own Independence Day?

Canada is NOT independent.

They are under British rule?

At 7/1/09 12:08 AM, ngman7 wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:06 AM, Proottalfain wrote:

Canada is NOT independent.

They are under British rule?

You are uneducated?

At 7/1/09 12:12 AM, EpicFail wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:08 AM, ngman7 wrote:

At 7/1/09 12:06 AM, Proottalfain wrote:

Canada is NOT independent.

They are under British rule?

You are uneducated?

Social studies wasn't a strongpoint of mine in school.
I don't know that much about Canadian holidays.

At 7/1/09 12:13 AM, ngman7 wrote: Social studies wasn't a strongpoint of mine in school.
I don't know that much about Canadian holidays.

Everybody knows about hockey day.

And for those of you unfamiliar with Canadian politics:

While the de facto leader of Canada remains the Queen, who operates through the Governor General, she officially signed away her powers back in the 60s, making the Prime Minister the de jure leader of Canada.

The Governor General only signs bills passed by the House of Commons. She cannot refuse to sign or introduce her own bill because she operates on the advice of the Prime Minister. In this case, advice signifies a legal term which is binding. The GG has no right to refuse the advice.

I'm going to celebrate Independence day like every good American should, three days before it happends.

At 6/30/09 11:11 PM, Thegluestickman wrote:

At 6/30/09 10:50 PM, arctic-zone wrote: I am very proud of Canada, so I will type up our national anthem!

O Canada,
Our home and native land,
True patriot love,
In all our son's command!
With glowing hearts,
We see the rise,
The True North standing free...

Aw, fuck it. I can't remember.

Actually it's The True North Strong and Free.
Shit, I can't remember past that. All I hear is the French version.

O Canada!
Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide, O Canada,
We stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

I just asked some Canadians-it's a free country.

Eh. my mom told me 143, and I corrected her saying it was 141, lol.

any way, im just going to curl up with my favorite movie ( Wall E ) And my favorite recreational drug, and chill out on my couch and hope my parents don't come over.

And i dont have to work for the first time in WEEKS! woohoo.

At 7/1/09 12:01 AM, ngman7 wrote: What are the Canadians celebrating on Canada Day?

Over 100 years of doing absolutely positively nothing!

At 7/1/09 12:51 AM, mariomusicmaker1 wrote: Eh. my mom told me 143, and I corrected her saying it was 141, lol.

any way, im just going to curl up with my favorite movie ( Wall E ) And my favorite recreational drug, and chill out on my couch and hope my parents don't come over.

And i dont have to work for the first time in WEEKS! woohoo.

Canada is going to be 142 years old tomorrow.