with my luck, i'll have the entire continental North America trying to kill me in about 3 hours


lol


<goes to make s'more popcorn, it may be his last batch ever...>

 

what? you mean.... you're not tanked 24/7????


EVERYTHING I KNOW IS A LIE!!!!!


EDIT: btw, where does the word "canuck" come from? is it like Canadian-adian+puck-p?

or is it like an actuall good reason? :scratch:

 

Belive it or not this was in todays Winnipeg sun enjoy Arin
<<munch munch>> (opens bag of pretzils) <<munch munch>>

 

lol Arin u gotta get out of the stereo typing lol its hot and we're not drunk 24/7 lol yes we do lke our ocassional drink once in a while but we like to take it to the next level once in a while by calling someone fat and that oerson threatening the other person to sit on the other lol right Petah?? lol

 

Here is an explanation I read on the web

Canuck," as you presumably already know, is a colloquial term used to refer to anyone from Canada, or sometimes specifically French-Canadians. (If you're Pat Buchanan, it refers to someone from Soviet Canuckistan.)

In certain situations it's considered an offensive term, but usually it's used in good fun. The American equivalent might be something like "Yankee." They both sound pretty rude when you say "Go home, you stupid ____" yet they're both something you would happily name a sports team.

The origins of "Canuck" are quite obscure. It's probably related to "Canada," with which it shares its first three letters. That may, in fact, be the end of the explanation — it's just a short form of the word "Canadian." But there are other theories:

It evolved from the mispronounced French phrase "quelle canule."
It comes from "connaught," a nickname given to Irish Canadians by French Canadians in the 1800s.
It's a combination of "Canadian" and "inuk," the Inuit word for "man."
It comes from the Iroquoian "canuchsa," someone who lives in a "kanata" (village).
And perhaps the strangest explanation of all, but one which gets considerable support from researchers:

It comes from the Hawaiian "kanaka," meaning "man," and landed in Canada when Pacific Islanders and French Canadians mingled in the fur trade.

 

i was kidding... sorta


so explain this 'hot' you guys have? are you above freeszing yet?

oh and Craig, this was the best line:

dude... if it wasnt so cold, i'd move to Canada. my kind of country :P


PS- dont take offense guys, im just funnin around. in all seriosuness, i love visiting Canada. got quite a bit of family there.

 

lol i know ur jokin man :P Yea Summer is over starting to cool down at night now.....another month and a half and we'll have to start wearing our jackets

 

you take off your jackets?!!!!

well, you learn something every day i gues...

one more thing, how often do y'all wear flannel? (i know i know but had to ask...)

 

only to weddings.
Its a special occasion kinda thing

 

Ever seen a flannel bikini

 

ah man... now i think i understand why all those people looked so offended when i showed up for my cousins wedding in a tux. shame on me

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edit: just saw Steves "Canuck" post. thanks dude, that helps

 

 

that is the funniest post i have ever read.


im gonna go and get that book btw I am a part of the united states of canada after all

and that last map...
to that i only have one thing to say....

 

hahhah, thats funny...

 

lmao

 

 

You guys are tooo much

 

lmao thats snowmobile kicks butt

 

lmao, that is one sweet snowmobile...

 

If that blown "T" sled isn't Canadian i don't know what is