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Happy Thanksgiving Canada!!!

seven years ago i met (on the Internet) some Canadians...i was blogging for the first time and ended up on a Canadian website

My Space and all it's clones didn't exist yet....i was afraid to be there as myself so i attended as a 3rd party player...i mean so what...it was anonamoose as they would all say over and over

no personal pictures...E-mail Addy's...real names...ages...etc etc etc....and that was when the Internet was in it's infancy and relatively safe

i got lucky..it was a small site...the people were friendly...they put up with 'Mericans...were willing to lecture me endlessly on the in depth understanding of hockey...why Curling does deserve to be an Olympic sport....bring me up to date on every ROCK band i loved that was indeed

CANADIAN!!!!

they tickled me with the fabrication that Canadians bleed Red and White ice cubes...i think that was pulled from some funny ad...about ...could it be the ole flying Maple Leaf or once again (because it's just plain sown into the national fabric)

HOCKEY!!!

i learned to sing "Oh Canada" during the winter Olympics...and then was hounded because i didn't learn it in French...i was taught to hate KD Lang (she bad mouthed Albertan beef) and Celine Dion(i don't think even they know why that's a rule)

made to understand that Canada beat the CRAP out of us in the War of 1812...made it right to the White House and played HOCKEY on the front lawn

to which i quickly countered ...well u wimps gave up all of the Oregon Territories u silly Canucks!!!

the 49th parallel is the longest unguarded border in the world...and i uberlove the fact that to the North of me aboot 2000miles i got some pretty nice homeys who are have their Thanksgiving feast there today

i figure it a thanksgiving for me too to have great friends in the Great White North like all of you

***ssssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhh***

I've put this in my Canadian blog and have already been accused of being disingenuous and just using these kinds of uberflattering words as lures for extras portions of stuffing when i come there trolling for turkey later today

*they of course figured out my ruse immediately***

*now I'll have to use my not fully formulated** **"art of the Canadian insult" to get that extra piece of pie* ****....dang!!!!***

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Happy Thanksgiving Canada!!!

seven years ago i met (on the Internet) some Canadians...i was blogging for the first time and ended up on a Canadian website

My Space and all it's clones didn't exist yet....i was afraid to be there as myself so i attended as a 3rd party player...i mean so what...it was anonamoose as they would all say over and over

no personal pictures...E-mail Addy's...real names...ages...etc etc etc....and that was when the Internet was in it's infancy and relatively safe

i got lucky..it was a small site...the people were friendly...they put up with 'Mericans...were willing to lecture me endlessly on the in depth understanding of hockey...why Curling does deserve to be an Olympic sport....bring me up to date on every ROCK band i loved that was indeed

CANADIAN!!!!

they tickled me with the fabrication that Canadians bleed Red and White ice cubes...i think that was pulled from some funny ad...about ...could it be the ole flying Maple Leaf or once again (because it's just plain sown into the national fabric)

HOCKEY!!!

i learned to sing "Oh Canada" during the winter Olympics...and then was hounded because i didn't learn it in French...i was taught to hate KD Lang (she bad mouthed Albertan beef) and Celine Dion(i don't think even they know why that's a rule)

made to understand that Canada beat the CRAP out of us in the War of 1812...made it right to the White House and played HOCKEY on the front lawn

to which i quickly countered ...well u wimps gave up all of the Oregon Territories u silly Canucks!!!

the 49th parallel is the longest unguarded border in the world...and i uberlove the fact that to the North of me aboot 2000miles i got some pretty nice homeys who are have their Thanksgiving feast there today

i figure it a thanksgiving for me too to have great friends in the Great White North like all of you

***ssssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhh***

I've put this in my Canadian blog and have already been accused of being disingenuous and just using these kinds of uberflattering words as lures for extras portions of stuffing when i come there trolling for turkey later today

*they of course figured out my ruse immediately***

*now I'll have to use my not fully formulated** **"art of the Canadian insult" to get that extra piece of pie* ****....dang!!!!***

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