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quarashi on 27 July 2008
MontanaHatchet said:
There's no point in defending this laughable loss.

Don't worry guys, you'll totally sweep the floor at the next Curling championship.

Hey I get it, its like a play on words...

/sarcasm

 



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supermariogalaxy on 27 July 2008

LOL, I saw the game too.....Kobe was great out there, so was D Wade and Carmelo was....alright....



 

oxford-gamer on 27 July 2008
superchunk said:
I still think Canada is fully prepared to launch an preemptive strike on the US. Just look at where the mass of their population lives and how close it is to the US border. They are just waiting for the right moment.

Lol, that's one way to look at it.

Luckily that American Policitian (can't remember name) who wanted to increase the US boarders to 50*N didn't get his way, or else there goes 3/4 of our population.

 

as long as we still kick ass in hockey, all is well.



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astrosmash on 28 July 2008
colonelstubbs said:
After watching South Park The Movie, is it true that Canadians cant pronounce 'about' properly

 

From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_English

However there is no region in Canada that pronounces it like [əbut] "a boot"

 

As a Canadian I can tell you the only time I have ever heard "about" pronounced "aboot" is in American tv/movies making fun of Canadians.

 

The thing I think is ironic about the whole scene in South Park, is that its an American movie implying the whole world thinks Canadians have silly pronounciation; the whole world does think that Canadians have silly pronounciation, because Canadian pronounciation is almost identical to American.



tarheel91 on 28 July 2008
demacII said:
The US beat us in Basketball? Wow, who would have thought.
And the comment about 'about'? We think its funny how you call a roof a ruf. But if you actually listen carefully we are not saying aboot and you are not saying ruff as in dog.

But if you want to see some thing funny. Ask and Aussie if he is English. :) They get a little defensive.

 

You do realize that's only done by people in the North.  I'm from the south and everyone pronounces roof so that it rhymes with aloof.

@Oxford: It was actually 54 degrees 40".  Polk was the president who wanted it.