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See I always thought that the US could be the Eleventh Province. We could call it 'Murcah, since all you have is guns, crime, hot weather and no separation of church and state.
Actually, we're just massing the entire population within 200 miles of the border for the planned invasion.
Canada is as diverse geographically and politically as the US, you can't label all Americans as one thing, the same applies to Canada.
LOL - this is great, I love it!!! " 'Murcah "..... LMAO!
When you come , give me a tip off , I will get out the Maple Leaf , and run it up the pole.. As well , I will dust off all my loonies and tunies that have been laying around ( the local banks and stores want no part of that they call " funny money"....... now , is not that a slap in the face....... I never had a store turn down my greenbacks up north ? ....
Actually I'm part of the first wave. I live in Houston now. I just give my Loonies to the girl at the drive through and tell her they're gold.
Usually they just ask if I still live in an igloo and if I know Steve in Toronto. Just for fun, I say "Yes, but he said he really doesn't like you much anymore."
I've said it before and I'll say it again: for most of my life I had no idea that we actually have a state called Wyoming.
Who knew? I mean... Wyoming? Does anyone know anyone from Wyoming? I sure as hell don't. Where is Wyoming? What's going on there? Why does it sound so much like a street or possibly some vague city in the breadbasket?
I just thought of this today: Dick Cheney is from Wyoming (though born in Nebraska, I believe). So we all know someone from Wyoming. His wife is from there as well. Dick and Lynne.
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Originally Posted by Busch Boy
It is sad. Geography is not taught in schools anymore. All of the geography I know I studied on my own because maps always fascinated me. My major requires me to take five classes in areas not related to my field and I took three classes in geography. I even got a globe for my birthday once when I was little. It was my favorite gift too, LOL.
It was required for one semester at my kids' high school. I think it is a Colorado requirement.
Barack Obama recently told an Oregon audience that he has been in "57 states, with I think one left to go." Check it out on YouTube; it's pretty funny.
Barack Obama recently told an Oregon audience that he has been in "57 states, with I think one left to go." Check it out on YouTube; it's pretty funny.
Now , that might not be too far from the truth.. I have wondered where our tax dollars were going.......to ghost states !
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