[Yank-in-NY]

Tricks Tricks:

Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:

Yank-in-NY Yank-in-NY:

And that's fine kitty, for those of us who actually know Canada exists, we love you anyway, despite all your flaws

Aww, I love you too....despite all your flaws....

wait wait wait...america has something other then flaws?

Yes, something that rhymes with flaws..........balls

[Tman1]

Yank-in-NY Yank-in-NY:

Banff Banff:

I find it hard to believe that Canadians really care what Americans think of us .I think its the other way around

Couldn't help but notice all the Americans flood to this thread as soon it was created so yeah, it's pretty hilarious.

[sabbath077]

Tman1 Tman1:

Yank-in-NY Yank-in-NY:

Banff Banff:

I find it hard to believe that Canadians really care what Americans think of us .I think its the other way around

Couldn't help but notice all the Americans flood to this thread as soon it was created so yeah, it's pretty hilarious.

Were indifferent, we just find Canadians amusing, kinda like dancing bears.

[YankGreat]

Tricks Tricks:

Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:

Yank-in-NY Yank-in-NY:

And that's fine kitty, for those of us who actually know Canada exists, we love you anyway, despite all your flaws

Aww, I love you too....despite all your flaws....

wait wait wait...america has something other then flaws?

Ah..so do you really mean that? With your avatar?

[Tricks]

YankGreat YankGreat:

Tricks Tricks:

Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:

Yank-in-NY Yank-in-NY:

And that's fine kitty, for those of us who actually know Canada exists, we love you anyway, despite all your flaws

Aww, I love you too....despite all your flaws....

wait wait wait...america has something other then flaws?

Ah..so do you really mean that? With your avatar?

Nah of course not, but if you really want me to change it to something canadian, FINE

[fatbasturd]

Where exactly is this America...that you are all talking about

[Zoraja]

Well Im glad you have such a talent for insults bart , if you dont mind I am going to use some of those on other people in the future.

[Banff]

Americans are so gullible they will believe anything and will buy anything with other peoples money but thats okay because we have so much oil and resources we don't mind giving them an allowance for doing their weekly chores. We have a new industry which is quickly closing the gap on our oil resources and that is the igloo housing market . Many northern states are buying into the igloo market it will quickly surpass the 2 trillion dollar mark by spring of 2007 says Dennis Iglooman of the Bank of Canadas housing market . He said the igloo market has run so rampant immigration of Islam and Muslims skilled labour has surpassed previous statistics by 400% .About half have taken up careers in the commercial pilot industry giving Air Canada a boost in flights to holiday destinations to the US. The future looks bright in the airline and igloo housing market industries .

[Banff]

Judging by the american member population here I would say the yes votes are portrayed by them .

[WolfSinger]

QBC QBC:

Ya know, I kinda think that anyone's opinion about Canada that isn't a Canadian is rather irelevent. I don't say that as a slight against Americans or anyone else, but as a matter of fact. It's our country and really only our opinion counts. If we like Canada the way it is, we want to change something about it, or not change something, we can and if someone in Texas or London or Sri Lanka doust like it, oh well.

[align=justify]With all due respect, QBC, I disagree with you. I feel that everyone's opinion is relevant, because everyone - regardless of whether they're Canadian, American, European, or whatever - has a perception of America and Canada that may or may not be based in truth. I hear that you're not insulting Americans, and that's great, but while Canada is our country, we have to keep in mind that, like the U.S., we, too, present an image to the world about who we are and what we're about. So the opinions of everyone are important, if you're looking at the broader picture of things.

We can't just take the attitude of, "Well, if someone in Sri Lanka, England, or anywhere else doesn't like it, that's just tough," QBC. If we did, wouldn't we be risking promoting an arrogance that might get us into trouble?

Why do you think it is that we haven't had to deal with the kinds of negative backlashes that, for example, the U.S. has been having to deal with, lately? It sure isn't because we've ignored the opinions of others from other countries...[/align]

[YankGreat]

Banff Banff:

Judging by the american member population here I would say the yes votes are portrayed by them .

I don't think so. I think the most of the people who voted for yes are Canadians.

And basically that's the reality.

[fatbasturd]

Ok let's have a poll on the poll,I voted no

[Tman1]

Come on Fatbasturd, you're going against reality by voting no.....

[WolfSinger]

I voted - and that's all I'm going to say about the poll.

[fatbasturd]

Tman1 Tman1:

Come on Fatbasturd, you're going against reality by voting no.....

like I said in this thread all ready.....Where exactly is this America...that you are all talking about .