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CANADA DAY!

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pay your respects to my country of birth!!! Without it I would be submerged under water right now!!


HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA!!! I LOVE YOU AND MY FEET LOVE YOU!!

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Really? Happy CANADA DAY! Flying the flag for you.
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Happy Canada Day!!

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WOOT!! forgot to put that up!! I'm off to go watch some fireworks with some peoples!!

you guys gotta know im expecting more people too declare their absolute joy at this wonderful day!

plus 30 from this day will be my birthday and then I will be 18!!!
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Good job Canada. Well done.
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they get a whole day? seems they only need a few hours.
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:LOLS:

Hey, where are the rest of the Canadians...do we have any left?

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Avatar wrote::LOLS:

Hey, where are the rest of the Canadians...do we have any left?

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Heh...I have an ex-significant other who was Canadian, and I once won a six pack of Moosehead for writing a limerick using the word moosehead in it.
And when I lived full time in NY, I had an enhanced drivers license so I could cross the border without a passport.
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Happy British Canlundia Day!? :p

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Happy belated Canada Day
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Happy belated Canada Day!

Yeah, all our Canucks seem to have disappeared. :(
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Post by Rau Le Creuset »

aliantha wrote:Happy belated Canada Day!

Yeah, all our Canucks seem to have disappeared. :(
Don't worry.. I wont leave you im a true Canadian!


ur stuck wit me. <3
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sgt.null wrote:Image
OK, so I only took high school French, and it's been 40 years. So why don't those words translate from the English to the French version?

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Never mind, wikipedia has the answer.
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OK, so I only took high school French, and it's been 40 years. So why don't those words translate from the English to the French version?

:?

Never mind, wikipedia has the answer.
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Ahh, I thought this was a thread about Canada Dry. Oh well, maybe next time.
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Canada Dry has its attractions, but (like Findail) only achieves its highest purpose when combined with others.
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Savor Dam wrote:Canada Dry has its attractions, but (like Findail) only achieves its highest purpose when combined with others.
true story, worked at a hotel when in early twenties. for almost two years I brought home two tuna fish with tomato and cheese on wheat. since I lived in a rooming house with a shared fridge, I wanted a soda pop I could drink warm from a machine in our kitchen at work that dispensed free sodas for staff. I chose Canada dry ginger ale. I would take two home every night.

when I got married to the lovely mrsnull I requested Canada dry. I left it on the counter. she could not belie I ate the that I would drink it warm. and that I ate the same dinner for nearly two years.

in high school I ate the same dinner every Friday for a year. from Friendly's : cheeseburger, fries, root beer. a girl I went to was my waitress most of that time. she got so she ordered for me when I came in. she got the same good tip every single time.

I like that sort of comfort. I have an inmate at work who brings me a pitcher of water every morning when I come in. never asked him to, but now it is our routine.

for thirteen years at the prison I have worn my gear the same exact way. one day I switched it up - lasted nearly an hour before I went back to normal. I even have the keys on my belt in the proper order.
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