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11-24-2010, 04:33 AM
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haha nice, actually i think if he was a marine he would have called in an air drop with one box of chuck norris to deal with moma bear, then would have skinned the cub, made some boots, and ate it like chicken
11-24-2010, 03:39 PM
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11-24-2010, 08:25 PM
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Heh Uchi! Say it clear and say it loud, I'm Canadian and I am proud! Don't use your nationality as an excuse, eh? You want to get the Mounties after you? Mix a bit of maple syrup into your Crown Royal, put your feet up and contemplate all the wonderful things that being Canadian is.
11-25-2010, 04:38 AM
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i actually prefer rye and gingerale to be honest with you. or dark spiced rum and coke zero, tastes like vanilla coke when you use the right rum, sailor jerrys spiced rum is the way to go. 96 proof, coke zero, mix that stuff strong, its called the panty dropper cause the rums got some kick but sneaks up on you 
too bad im getting married
lol
too bad im getting married
lol
11-25-2010, 05:14 AM
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How Canada was named
Many many years ago (1982?) the Canadian forefathers were sitting around a camp fire in the great maple woods.
"We have this wonderful bountiful land, but what shall we name it?"
After a feast of Molsens and Kraft dinner, the task was undertaken. A sack filled with all the letters of the alphabet was brought forth. Carefully, the first Canadian forefather reached into the bag, grasping a letter and holding it up to the assembly and announcing his find
"C, eh?"
the second forefather following in turn
"N, eh?"...
"We have this wonderful bountiful land, but what shall we name it?"
After a feast of Molsens and Kraft dinner, the task was undertaken. A sack filled with all the letters of the alphabet was brought forth. Carefully, the first Canadian forefather reached into the bag, grasping a letter and holding it up to the assembly and announcing his find
"C, eh?"
the second forefather following in turn
"N, eh?"...
11-25-2010, 04:43 PM
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no jelly donuts, just custard filled ones, dip them into the rye concoction and youre all set. on a set note, chocolate chip cookies taste just as good when dipped into rye and maple syrup as they do when dipped into milk, well they do after about 12 or so. lol
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