I answered Yes, although I think the question is too complex for a simple yes/no answer. I think we are very similar culturally in that sections of America are very similar to sections of Canada. We have our own midwest, our own oil tycoons, our own have and have-not states, our own retro-counter-counter-culture, our own melting pot cities, etc. Sure, us Canadians have a few items of memorabilia which we can lovingly claim as our own, like our love for Hockey, healthcare, and hairy beavers but essentially there is no cultural border to speak of between our two countries.btownmeggy wrote:I mostly meant culturally.Iliad wrote:Oh and whatcha mean my similiar?
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Yes, yes, yes. This what I'm saying. But let me tell you, about hairy beavers...darvlay wrote:I answered Yes, although I think the question is too complex for a simple yes/no answer. I think we are very similar culturally in that sections of America are very similar to sections of Canada. We have our own midwest, our own oil tycoons, our own have and have-not states, our own retro-counter-counter-culture, our own melting pot cities, etc. Sure, us Canadians have a few items of memorabilia which we can lovingly claim as our own, like our love for Hockey, healthcare, and hairy beavers but essentially there is no cultural border to speak of between our two countries.btownmeggy wrote:I mostly meant culturally.Iliad wrote:Oh and whatcha mean my similiar?
Politically?
Geographically?
Enviromentally?
So far as the animals, Oregon IS the Beaver State.
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I have never seen a beaver in my life except for in a zoo. I thought I saw one up in Muskoka once but it was just a duck floating around with its ass in the air.btownmeggy wrote:Yes, yes, yes. This what I'm saying. But let me tell you, about hairy beavers...darvlay wrote:I answered Yes, although I think the question is too complex for a simple yes/no answer. I think we are very similar culturally in that sections of America are very similar to sections of Canada. We have our own midwest, our own oil tycoons, our own have and have-not states, our own retro-counter-counter-culture, our own melting pot cities, etc. Sure, us Canadians have a few items of memorabilia which we can lovingly claim as our own, like our love for Hockey, healthcare, and hairy beavers but essentially there is no cultural border to speak of between our two countries.btownmeggy wrote:I mostly meant culturally.Iliad wrote:Oh and whatcha mean my similiar?
Politically?
Geographically?
Enviromentally?
So far as the animals, Oregon IS the Beaver State.
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You see, you could have done that if he had said Mercia, but he didn't, he said 'merica. See the little '? Ya... That means that the ' replaces a letter. In this case, an A.Balsiefen wrote:Just out of interest. I live in what once was part of the kingdom of Mercia, whare is Mercia in canada?2dimes wrote:1. 'Merica is full of patriotic people proud of thier country.
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Damn, my eyes are tired, I'm not reading the letters in the right order >.<hecter wrote:You see, you could have done that if he had said Mercia, but he didn't, he said 'merica. See the little '? Ya... That means that the ' replaces a letter. In this case, an A.Balsiefen wrote:Just out of interest. I live in what once was part of the kingdom of Mercia, whare is Mercia in canada?2dimes wrote:1. 'Merica is full of patriotic people proud of thier country.
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read it! IT was about canada but then she bumped it and now it is about Australia.muy_thaiguy wrote:This thread is about CANADA! The country that proudly bears a maple leaf on it's flag! Not the land down under (don't make me give you more of those special Oysters).Iliad wrote:Back to Autralia boys!
f*ck off. Now. No I didn't hear it. No I don't give a shit and if you don't stop threadjacking you will regret itDekloren wrote:Hey you Aussies....
Did you hear about the dude who spray painted 9/11 was an inside job on the Opera House??
I can't find anything on it.
There was a video on youtube with the news report.
