Canadian culture
Jul 10th 2003, 9:20 pm
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Canadian culture
Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
I have always wondered this.
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time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
I have always wondered this.
Feedback?
Jul 10th 2003, 9:48 pm
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Omphalos wrote:
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> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>
> I have always wondered this.
>
> Feedback?
Clearly since you're in a RoadRunner user in Tampa area, you're just
trolling ... and in lots of newsgroups too ...
'plonk'
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> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>
> I have always wondered this.
>
> Feedback?
Clearly since you're in a RoadRunner user in Tampa area, you're just
trolling ... and in lots of newsgroups too ...
'plonk'
Jul 10th 2003, 10:32 pm
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Re: Canadian culture
Omphalos wrote:
> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful society
that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens. Canadian food is a
smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it bannock, bacon and eggs or
spring rolls.
Mike Wilcox
> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful society
that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens. Canadian food is a
smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it bannock, bacon and eggs or
spring rolls.
Mike Wilcox
Jul 10th 2003, 11:27 pm
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Re: Canadian culture
I have always wondered what American food was too.
"Omphalos" wrote in message
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> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
"Omphalos" wrote in message
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> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
Jul 10th 2003, 11:43 pm
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[email protected] says...
> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>
> I have always wondered this.
>
> Feedback?
>
I'm a Canadian import. Things I've noticed is that Canadian
food consists of potatoes as part of every main course. It
can be in the form of fries, mashed, baked, broasted or boiled
- just as long as it's a potato.
Other than Ronald Reagan announcing that "ketcup" was a
vegetable, ketcup is a staple in the Canadian cruisine.
BBQ is a favored method of meal preparation. Meats should be
first marinated in BBQ sauce. Cuts of choice are T-bone and
Rib Eye.
Milk ala gourmet comes in a bag, avoid container types.
Radish sandwiches on rye with butter and salt. Black radish
is a delicacy.
If in the Toronto area (Mississauga in particular); Marconi's
pizza is the best. They even deliver promptly during the
playoffs when fans are in a Maple Leaf frenzy.
I could go on, but I suspect this is a start.
Snowy
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[email protected] says...
> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>
> I have always wondered this.
>
> Feedback?
>
I'm a Canadian import. Things I've noticed is that Canadian
food consists of potatoes as part of every main course. It
can be in the form of fries, mashed, baked, broasted or boiled
- just as long as it's a potato.
Other than Ronald Reagan announcing that "ketcup" was a
vegetable, ketcup is a staple in the Canadian cruisine.
BBQ is a favored method of meal preparation. Meats should be
first marinated in BBQ sauce. Cuts of choice are T-bone and
Rib Eye.
Milk ala gourmet comes in a bag, avoid container types.
Radish sandwiches on rye with butter and salt. Black radish
is a delicacy.
If in the Toronto area (Mississauga in particular); Marconi's
pizza is the best. They even deliver promptly during the
playoffs when fans are in a Maple Leaf frenzy.
I could go on, but I suspect this is a start.
Snowy
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Jul 10th 2003, 11:56 pm
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Re: Canadian culture
Omphalos wrote:
> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
"Canadian Culture" is just north of "American Culture".
> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
"Canadian Culture" is just north of "American Culture".
Jul 11th 2003, 12:53 am
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Canadian culture consists of having the buddies over to your Igloo and
having a big ol BBQ of whale blubber, and beaver pelt. It's not the highest
standard of living in the world, but at least I was lucky enough to get an
Igloo that came with broadband internet.
Regards,
KDawg
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> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
having a big ol BBQ of whale blubber, and beaver pelt. It's not the highest
standard of living in the world, but at least I was lucky enough to get an
Igloo that came with broadband internet.
Regards,
KDawg
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> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> I have always wondered this.
> Feedback?
Jul 11th 2003, 1:37 am
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KDawg wrote:
> Canadian culture consists of having the buddies over to your Igloo and
> having a big ol BBQ of whale blubber, and beaver pelt. It's not the highest
> standard of living in the world, but at least I was lucky enough to get an
> Igloo that came with broadband internet.
> Regards,
> KDawg
> "Omphalos" wrote in message
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> > Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> > time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> >
> > I have always wondered this.
> >
> > Feedback?
Me too, but I had to go with a satellite dish made out of an old skidoo
windshield, the one I made out of caribou hide kept cracking. I told the wife
she didn't chew the hide long enough.
Mike Wilcox
> Canadian culture consists of having the buddies over to your Igloo and
> having a big ol BBQ of whale blubber, and beaver pelt. It's not the highest
> standard of living in the world, but at least I was lucky enough to get an
> Igloo that came with broadband internet.
> Regards,
> KDawg
> "Omphalos" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the last
> > time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> >
> > I have always wondered this.
> >
> > Feedback?
Me too, but I had to go with a satellite dish made out of an old skidoo
windshield, the one I made out of caribou hide kept cracking. I told the wife
she didn't chew the hide long enough.
Mike Wilcox
Jul 11th 2003, 2:39 am
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Re: Canadian culture
On Thu 10 Jul 2003 06:32:25p, Mike Wilcox
wrote in news:[email protected]:
> Omphalos wrote:
>
>> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the
>> last time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>> I have always wondered this.
>> Feedback?
>
> It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful
> society that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens.
> Canadian food is a smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it
> bannock, bacon and eggs or spring rolls.
The same politically correct government that is making Canada a magnet
for Muslim terrorists.
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wrote in news:[email protected]:
> Omphalos wrote:
>
>> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the
>> last time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>> I have always wondered this.
>> Feedback?
>
> It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful
> society that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens.
> Canadian food is a smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it
> bannock, bacon and eggs or spring rolls.
The same politically correct government that is making Canada a magnet
for Muslim terrorists.
--
__________
==\ /================================
===\ /==You know how dumb the average==
====\ /===guy is? Well half of everyone==
=====\ /======is even dumber than that=====
======\/====================================
http://31337.pl
Jul 11th 2003, 2:53 am
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Re: Canadian culture
On Thu 10 Jul 2003 06:32:25p, Mike Wilcox
wrote in news:[email protected]:
> Omphalos wrote:
>
>> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the
>> last time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>> I have always wondered this.
>> Feedback?
>
> It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful
> society that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens.
> Canadian food is a smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it
> bannock, bacon and eggs or spring rolls.
Go **** a Moose Yukon boy. Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
backdoor. A bunch of fur trapping moose ****ers. You are just jealous
because all your Canadian women come south in the winter to be ****ed
by real men with real dicks.
wrote in news:[email protected]:
> Omphalos wrote:
>
>> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the
>> last time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
>> I have always wondered this.
>> Feedback?
>
> It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful
> society that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens.
> Canadian food is a smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it
> bannock, bacon and eggs or spring rolls.
Go **** a Moose Yukon boy. Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
backdoor. A bunch of fur trapping moose ****ers. You are just jealous
because all your Canadian women come south in the winter to be ****ed
by real men with real dicks.
Jul 11th 2003, 2:57 am
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Re: Canadian culture
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> On Thu 10 Jul 2003 06:32:25p, Mike Wilcox
> wrote in news:[email protected]:
> > Omphalos wrote:
> >
> >> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the
> >> last time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> >>
> >> I have always wondered this.
> >>
> >> Feedback?
> >
> > It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful
> > society that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens.
> > Canadian food is a smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it
> > bannock, bacon and eggs or spring rolls.
> Go **** a Moose Yukon boy. Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
> would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
> backdoor. A bunch of fur trapping moose ****ers. You are just jealous
> because all your Canadian women come south in the winter to be ****ed
> by real men with real dicks.
So, what is "Snubis"? Arkansas offspring of mother and son? Certainly
"Snubis" inherited every flaw in brains known to mankind!
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> On Thu 10 Jul 2003 06:32:25p, Mike Wilcox
> wrote in news:[email protected]:
> > Omphalos wrote:
> >
> >> Is there really such a thing as 'Canadian culture'? When was the
> >> last time anyone ate 'Canadian food'?
> >>
> >> I have always wondered this.
> >>
> >> Feedback?
> >
> > It's becoming quite obvious what Canadian culture is, a peaceful
> > society that's based on the well being of all of it's citizens.
> > Canadian food is a smorgasbord of what's best in the world, be it
> > bannock, bacon and eggs or spring rolls.
> Go **** a Moose Yukon boy. Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
> would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
> backdoor. A bunch of fur trapping moose ****ers. You are just jealous
> because all your Canadian women come south in the winter to be ****ed
> by real men with real dicks.
So, what is "Snubis"? Arkansas offspring of mother and son? Certainly
"Snubis" inherited every flaw in brains known to mankind!
Jul 11th 2003, 3:01 am
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Re: Canadian culture
Snubis wrote:
> Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
> would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
> backdoor.
Yeah, because we all know what American trade and protection did for
your other neighbours, like the Caribbean, Cuba, Mexico...yeah, I know
you don't get it. Don't worry, one day it'll all be over.
> Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
> would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
> backdoor.
Yeah, because we all know what American trade and protection did for
your other neighbours, like the Caribbean, Cuba, Mexico...yeah, I know
you don't get it. Don't worry, one day it'll all be over.
Jul 11th 2003, 3:02 am
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Re: Canadian culture
"Snubis" wrote in message
> Go **** a Moose Yukon boy. Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
> would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
> backdoor.
Really?
You must be conveniently forgetting about the 25% of your GDP that is
generated by US goods coming north of the 42nd and 49th.
Right?
Get real people. We are inexorably tied together.
Let's get along for a change. This kind of attitude is bad for business.
> Go **** a Moose Yukon boy. Canada is full of frozen brain faggots who
> would be starving if not for American trade and protection of your
> backdoor.
Really?
You must be conveniently forgetting about the 25% of your GDP that is
generated by US goods coming north of the 42nd and 49th.
Right?
Get real people. We are inexorably tied together.
Let's get along for a change. This kind of attitude is bad for business.
Jul 11th 2003, 3:09 am
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On 11 Jul 2003 02:39:10 GMT, Omphalos wrote:
>The same politically correct government that is making Canada a magnet
>for Muslim terrorists.
There are probably as many Muslim terrorists in Canada as there are
WMD in Iraq.
Adam.
>The same politically correct government that is making Canada a magnet
>for Muslim terrorists.
There are probably as many Muslim terrorists in Canada as there are
WMD in Iraq.
Adam.
Jul 11th 2003, 3:23 am
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On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 03:30:26 GMT, Omphalos wrote:
>On Thu 10 Jul 2003 11:09:18p, [email protected] (---@dam---) wrote in
>news:[email protected]:
>> On 11 Jul 2003 02:39:10 GMT, Omphalos wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> The same politically correct government that is making Canada a
>>> magnet for Muslim terrorists.
>>
>> There are probably as many Muslim terrorists in Canada as there are
>> WMD in Iraq.
>A lot? France, Germany, the UN, and Bill Clinton all thought that Iraq
>had WMD. Do you think they magically disapeared when we invaded?
I guess the Bush government and the US army are just too stupid to
find them, then.
Adam.
>On Thu 10 Jul 2003 11:09:18p, [email protected] (---@dam---) wrote in
>news:[email protected]:
>> On 11 Jul 2003 02:39:10 GMT, Omphalos wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> The same politically correct government that is making Canada a
>>> magnet for Muslim terrorists.
>>
>> There are probably as many Muslim terrorists in Canada as there are
>> WMD in Iraq.
>A lot? France, Germany, the UN, and Bill Clinton all thought that Iraq
>had WMD. Do you think they magically disapeared when we invaded?
I guess the Bush government and the US army are just too stupid to
find them, then.
Adam.