(adjective) (noun) in Canada
Sep 21st 2007 | 2:27 pm
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Sep 21st 2007 | 2:28 pm
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Sep 21st 2007 | 2:58 pm
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Re: (adjective) (noun) in Canada
I think you, along with The One Goat, have returned with an Irish sense of humour Can't take any more of this, all the laughter is a strain on the heart! I am bowing out. Welcome back to your homeland.
A quarter Irish says goodnight from the GTA.
A quarter Irish says goodnight from the GTA.
Sep 21st 2007 | 3:15 pm
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Re: (adjective) (noun) in Canada
But thank you nonetheless. Norman says hi.
Sep 21st 2007 | 3:19 pm
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Re: (adjective) (noun) in Canada
As a full blown Irish chick I say to a Canadian/Irish dude, be kind to the goat, hug him and love him, he wil be kind in return.
If all else fails take him to the West Indian side of town and get good curry out of him and for the love of God would you ever wind yours/ said goats neck in and cheer up - after all it's Friday grumpy arse! Be cool, hang loose, chill and if you can't just hang up your hat and go to bed.
Tomorrow is another day, the goat needs your lovin. And I am sure it won't be the first time you have partaken. Also I summise that from the tone you take he's a right old goat.
Now, be nice, live long and prosprer (we are thinking of going to Vulcan over the weekend). And if you want Redneck come down this way, you will get all the redneck you could throw a chuckwaggon, barrel racing cowboy at.
A chilled and stress free,
Mrs Miggins (lover of goats and Irish people.) (oh yes and Canadians/rednecks etc etc etc
)
If all else fails take him to the West Indian side of town and get good curry out of him and for the love of God would you ever wind yours/ said goats neck in and cheer up - after all it's Friday grumpy arse! Be cool, hang loose, chill and if you can't just hang up your hat and go to bed.
Tomorrow is another day, the goat needs your lovin. And I am sure it won't be the first time you have partaken. Also I summise that from the tone you take he's a right old goat.
Now, be nice, live long and prosprer (we are thinking of going to Vulcan over the weekend). And if you want Redneck come down this way, you will get all the redneck you could throw a chuckwaggon, barrel racing cowboy at.
A chilled and stress free,
Mrs Miggins (lover of goats and Irish people.) (oh yes and Canadians/rednecks etc etc etc
)
Sep 22nd 2007 | 9:36 am
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Sep 22nd 2007 | 10:50 am
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Sep 22nd 2007 | 11:02 am
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Re: (adjective) (noun) in Canada
I'm Canadian by birth, spent 14 years here, moved to Northern Ireland, moved back.
It is innocuous, yes, but overall I find it a little silly. Take for instance the CN Tower; tallest free standing.... whatever. (It's not anymore.)
The point with that is, it's F**KING UGLY anyway!
I guess I'm a little down on Canada because I find it so naive in certain ways; the "(adjective) (noun) in Canada" thing kinda illustrates that for me.
Rant, rave, seethe...
It is innocuous, yes, but overall I find it a little silly. Take for instance the CN Tower; tallest free standing.... whatever. (It's not anymore.)
The point with that is, it's F**KING UGLY anyway!
I guess I'm a little down on Canada because I find it so naive in certain ways; the "(adjective) (noun) in Canada" thing kinda illustrates that for me.
Rant, rave, seethe...
Just got back from a trip tp the CN tower. Rubbish attention for the less mobile, steps everywhere, no consideration, no warnings about the steps so you have no choice but to try them. My poor mum is knackered, her gammy knee is very angry and we are totally pissed off. :curse:
Sep 22nd 2007 | 2:11 pm
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Re: (adjective) (noun) in Canada
Just got back from a trip tp the CN tower. Rubbish attention for the less mobile, steps everywhere, no consideration, no warnings about the steps so you have no choice but to try them. My poor mum is knackered, her gammy knee is very angry and we are totally pissed off. :curse:
Sep 23rd 2007 | 1:14 am
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Re: (adjective) (noun) in Canada
Is anyone else sick of hearing things like, biggest this in Canada; or tallest that in Ontario?
I find it both funny and cringe-worthy, some of the importance people here place on rubbish facts. (That are, at times, not even facts.)
Some call it a sense of pride, I call it "redneck".
I find it both funny and cringe-worthy, some of the importance people here place on rubbish facts. (That are, at times, not even facts.)
Some call it a sense of pride, I call it "redneck".
Hey look! ^^^ It's the most aggravated man in Canada.
