Have a good one, my ginger ale guzzling friends!
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Have a good one, my ginger ale guzzling friends!
Canada seems a great place. Best things about it are - it gave Lennox a funny/weird accent.. plus
1. Trailer Park Boys
2. John Part (World Darts champ, even Canadians have probably never heard of him)
3. Kirk Stevens (charlie snorting Snooker legend)
Are they going to sell your Anthem too?
Canada Day?
What do you do for that dress up as mounties and go horse riding? :confused:
Most of us drink a ton of cheap beer, take drugs, and beat the shit out of each other while crowding our downtowns to watch shitty fireworks displays. I hate Canada Day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
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Originally Posted by CFHMost of us drink a ton of cheap beer, take drugs, and beat the shit out of each other while crowding our downtowns to watch shitty fireworks displays. I hate Canada Day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
That sounds like our carnival days. Each town has one every year, plus we have bonfire night, and a bunch of other shitty nights as well.
Nice to see chavism is universal
Happy Canada Day, best country in the world imo.
Were is your homie youngblood ? tell him to come back.Quote:
Originally Posted by wesrman
Hes on self imposed hiatus. Hell be back in a couple weeks or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by leftyleeWere is your homie youngblood ? tell him to come back.Quote:
Originally Posted by wesrman
Happy Canada Day for whatever reason:p.....:)
I so want to go to Alberta or British Columbia; beautiful country. I almost moved to British Columia in 91'; as my mom's cousin lives there. But they were a logging family and lived in caves or something, and I wanted to do something with my life. So I stayed in Tx. and became a loser:rolleyes:
Just read up about it.
Canada Day - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Interesting stuff never knew there was a Canada day but anyway have some rep and have a good one.
Come to B.C. Legion. You'll love all the sanctimonious hippies who'll tell you how to live you life. At least Vancouver gets a lot of good metal shows.Quote:
Originally Posted by LEGION
In all honesty though, B.C. is one of, if not the, most beautiful places I have ever seen.
Can't say I agree 100% with that, it's too subjective and there are plenty of European countries I would love to live in.Quote:
Originally Posted by wesrman
Canada is a wonderful place to live though, unless you're Native.
[quote=CFH;549463]Come to B.C. Legion. You'll love all the sanctimonious hippies who'll tell you how to live you life. :kick:Quote:
Originally Posted by LEGION
At least Vancouver gets a lot of good metal shows.
In all honesty though, B.C. is one of, if not the, most beautiful places I have ever seen.
I wish I could; I'm a cold weather, mountain loving freak. Would be very difficult getting my pit bulls and snakes over the border though;D My sister lives in Portland but might be moving to Vancouver with her husband from what my mom says. The farther away the better. Please, when you see her, push her off that bridge you were talking about:p
I remember my family years ago was thinking about moving to Canada until they found out the weather goes to about -30, they kind of turned them off ;D
[quote=LEGION;549473]It's not too cold here in South-West B.C., though I'm sure it would feel arctic compared to Texas (how can you live in Texas if you hate the heat?). I was in Abbotsford for a few days and at one point it was 38 degrees celsius.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHCome to B.C. Legion. You'll love all the sanctimonious hippies who'll tell you how to live you life. :kick:Quote:
Originally Posted by LEGION
At least Vancouver gets a lot of good metal shows.
In all honesty though, B.C. is one of, if not the, most beautiful places I have ever seen.
I wish I could; I'm a cold weather, mountain loving freak. Would be very difficult getting my pit bulls and snakes over the border though;D My sister lives in Portland but might be moving to Vancouver with her husband from what my mom says. The farther away the better. Please, when you see her, push her off that bridge you were talking about:p
I went to Portland a few years ago for a vacation and to see Social Distortion. It was one of the most boring places I have ever been. I was sorely disappointed with that city.
It all depends where you live. Most of the U.S. experiences colder temperatures than we do where I live. Most of the time it doesn't even snow here in winter and the temp. rarely goes much below 0, though the rest of Canada can be very cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
Ahh better than my country then in are summer its mostly raining, today it was 27 C which is quite rare and high for us no joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHIt all depends where you live. Most of the U.S. experiences colder temperatures than we do where I live. Most of the time it doesn't even snow here in winter and the temp. rarely goes much below 0, though the rest of Canada can be very cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
Sounds like paradise, I hate the heat. It rains a lot here too, but I kind of like the rain. We don't get near as much as in Vancouver or Seattle either.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBAhh better than my country then in are summer its mostly raining, today it was 27 C which is quite rare and high for us no joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHIt all depends where you live. Most of the U.S. experiences colder temperatures than we do where I live. Most of the time it doesn't even snow here in winter and the temp. rarely goes much below 0, though the rest of Canada can be very cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
[quote=CFH;549476]Quote:
Originally Posted by LEGIONIt's not too cold here in South-West B.C., though I'm sure it would feel arctic compared to Texas (how can you live in Texas if you hate the heat?). I was in Abbotsford for a few days and at one point it was 38 degrees celsius.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
I went to Portland a few years ago for a vacation and to see Social Distortion. It was one of the most boring places I have ever been. I was sorely disappointed with that city.
I came close to moving to Alaska 8 years ago and Colorado 3 years ago; but always something keeping me in this sh#thole Texas. And of course all my animals are going to be very difficult to transition to a new place. At least I'm out in the sticks and away from people:) But I hate heat and live like Smeagol did under the mountain. Luckily my girlfriend makes a ton of $$$ or I would have to actually do something again and get out in the sun;D I've been spoiled for the last 3 years and turned into a hermit.
As usual I've ruined someone else's thread....again:-\
25 and sunny here today in Ontario.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
Oh yeah today in UK it was fuckin boiling. Normally pissing down, today was the only day I aint wore my jumper for college. I actually dont like the heat that much. I tell my Dad that and what does he do. Books a 2 week holiday for the family in North Africa in the middle of August were it will be in the hundreds zone :rolleyes: It's all inclusive though so I aint complaining :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBAhh better than my country then in are summer its mostly raining, today it was 27 C which is quite rare and high for us no joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHIt all depends where you live. Most of the U.S. experiences colder temperatures than we do where I live. Most of the time it doesn't even snow here in winter and the temp. rarely goes much below 0, though the rest of Canada can be very cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
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Originally Posted by leftyleeOh yeah today in UK it was fuckin boiling. Normally pissing down, today was the only day I aint wore my jumper for college. I actually dont like the heat that much. I tell my Dad that and what does he do. Books a 2 week holiday for the family in North Africa in the middle of August were it will be in the hundreds zone :rolleyes: It's all inclusive though so I aint complaining :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBAhh better than my country then in are summer its mostly raining, today it was 27 C which is quite rare and high for us no joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
;D;D;D
its been steaming hot in london today
reached 28 degrees at 1 point.
Only good thing that means is plenty of good looking girls strutting around in next to nothing.
god bless the o zone layer!!!
cel. temp. reading is for girlie men.
Use farenheit.
LOL so true. I can't wait! Leaving in an hour or two!Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHMost of us drink a ton of cheap beer, take drugs, and beat the shit out of each other while crowding our downtowns to watch shitty fireworks displays. I hate Canada Day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
Farenheit is both confusing and outdated. Also, the metric system fucking rules all. Viva la revolution!Quote:
Originally Posted by boozeboxer
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Originally Posted by CFHFarenheit is both confusing and outdated. Also, the metric system fucking rules all. Viva la revolution!Quote:
Originally Posted by boozeboxer
everyone knows that counting by 12 is easier than counting by 10.
Thats fuckin funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by boozeboxer
Back already...fireworks sucked as per usual. Did get to see a drunkazz fat chic mace her boyfriend...hahahaha.
Fookin priceless. He's drunk on all fours rubbing his eyes in a crowd of thousands and screaming..."Fukking Bitch maced me! She fukking maced me! Someone fukking punch her in the face. Fukkin Bitch...she maced me!" Cops took her away...lol
Yea, I love Canada. I think i'll stay. <3
Trailer Park Boys really is a fair representation of most of us. I can hear the police helicopter circling downtown as I type this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Youngblood
I like the rain too.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHSounds like paradise, I hate the heat. It rains a lot here too, but I kind of like the rain. We don't get near as much as in Vancouver or Seattle either.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBAhh better than my country then in are summer its mostly raining, today it was 27 C which is quite rare and high for us no joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
It soothes me.