take off your muzzle and spice up AT.

omega has made you soft and wrinkly.

notice i called you a pig

He is busy moving to Canada, go call him that to his face!

slagpit moving to canada? i call bullsh!t on that one

Canada does take anyone, but why would Slag wanna go?

Slagfluff sucks

Yeah gays can get married in Canada why would he not move there.

He is not going to friggin Canada nubs

seems like some people want to get banned...

I believe Chevs and Slagpit actually get along quite well.

Does that mean Chevs moving to canada as well ?

I've always lived in Canada slagpit must be coming to pay me a visit and respond in person. Otherwise I don't know why he's being so rude and not replying to my thread. Poor form for a mod/admin or whatever I must say

while minnesota and wisconsin are much more canada than the southern states, they're not quite canada....


though given a choice between joining say the state of louisiana or mississipi and joining canada, i think they'd choose us in Canada ;)

Nah, food's better in Mississippi and Louisiana

Is it true that ya'll don't even have fried chicken up there in Canada? Or sweet tea?

qzjul why would you say that?

Mississipi and Louisiana are nice...I'm from Texas and it's real nice here especially this time of year. Plus the south isn't over crowded and is extremely clean compared to the northern states. And California I hear is a complete nasty fluff hole.

the idea, let alone the ability, to fry chicken had never occurred to us.

we have fried chicken, we just don't have chicken fried steak and chicken fried chicken and steak fried chicken and things like that....


lol... Isn't overly crowded....

Louisiana: - Density 104.9/sq mi (40.65/km2)
Minnesota: - Density 65.3/sq mi (25.21/km2)
Alberta: - Density 5.38 /km2 (13.9 /sq mi)

Canada is the opposite of over-crowded ;)

Well in general I think the way of life in those states is closer to that in Canada; we both get snow, it gets *cold*, the educational systems are better than in the south...

also, clean? in the south it's clean? i dunno where i'd find a metric for that... Edmonton is actually kindof dirty along some of the highways, though I think that's often because the wind here picks stuff up and blows it down any area that's open...

Yeah, I'd prolly move to Canadia before the south.

Up here, "the south" is just another way to say stupid. :P

heh, and that is using Alberta as the point of reference (Alberta is the texas of Canada)

Calgary was rated the most environmentally friendly city on the planet in 2010 ;-)

Alberta is great, best province in Canada and I have lived in several.(Edmonton is a fluffhole though, sorry qz ;-) )

rofl yes, but the methodology used to create that metric is... well disputable to say the least.

Alberta's environmental record/stance is head of heels the weakest in the country (not that such a position is inherently wrong, that is an ideological debate). However, to try to argue for Alberta based on environmental quality... well it just isn't the way to go :P

Different strokes for different folks I suppose. I've only spent about a month in Alberta, but that was long enough for me to decide that it isn't a place I'm interested in living.

Thats because no one wants to live there. I said the northern STATES :-P.



What makes you say that because we talk a little slower and not through our nose lol? Is there any fact behind that?

I don't like fried chicken really...But no one cooks BBQ like in Texas thats a fact :-P. Also real Mexican food is off the mother fluffin chain! Can't get that in Canada ;-). Theres Southern hospitality can't get it in the big cities as much but in the small ones it's still around. Can't get that up north i've heard everyone is an asshole by people that lived there and moved down here and by people I know that have traveled north. When I say north I mean northern states not Canada I don't know anyone that ever had a reason or wanted to go to Canada for anything LOL.

Also cleanliness people i've met say the farther you go north the crappy it gets...Chicago, New Jersey, New York ect stink...and have smog.

I've seen FOG but never seen any SMOG theres not a fluff ton of factories pumping fluff into the air. And California has 3 cities in the top 5 dirties cities in the US and Cali is not part of the south ;-)

Southerners are so easy to troll!

Yeah, me and my family went up to Canada for our summer vacation once...like 15 years ago or so. Most of our travel was around Niagara Falls.

We first stopped at Toledo, Ohio, because one of my uncles lived there, and bunked there for a couple days. When I first stepped out of our vehicle, I asked my dad what that 'stench' was. He said, up there, they have big pipes under the streets whose only purpose was in shuffling people's crap to the nearest sewage treatment facility. Interesting.


Our first stop once inside Canada was at a restaurant, which name I don't really remember; it was that bland.

We had to literally teach them how to make sweet iced tea.

Dad: Yeah, I'd like some sweet tea.

Waiter: eh?

They served us hot tea, with NO sugar, and NO ice. I think most of them spoke French or something, because I kinda sorta remember a lack of communication going on. Eventually, I just wrote down a recipe for sweet tea, and gave it to the waiter, being I was the one who made the tea at our house. They then served us sweet, hot tea. We then asked for a glass full of ice. They gave us each a glass of ice. We poured our sweet, hot tea into our glasses of ice, drank, and gave them a thumbs up. People sitting a table next to us looked at us curiously. Almost exactly the way the border checkpoint lady looked at us when we were entering Canada:

Lady (with emotionless face): What country do you come from?

Dad: (with huge, exaggerated, Southern drawl) Flawda! (meaning, Florida).

Me: Sigh...


I also remember the horrible taxes. I bought a souvenir, one of those toy, red, double-decker buses. Cost me $15 USD. Most of it was taxes. Never again did we want to go there.

a)We have ice tea here, but it isn't popular.

b)Niagara falls is noware near french territory, so that wasn't your issue.

c)Our overall taxes aren't really any higher that in the US, but we do tax consumption/purchases a lot more heavily than the US does (both federal and provincal sales taxes, where in the US there is no federal sales tax, and 45 states have a sales tax)although all those in the US are RSTs and most of them in Canada now are VATs.

Great, the rogue post deleting mod is back.

I'd like to file a formal complaint about slagpit not posting on AT anymore, where would i do that

That's your problem nuke:
-you went to niagra falls

Also:

-sweet iced tea is an american drink (abeit a tasty one). "Iced tea" here means something quite different.

-"I also remember the horrible taxes. I bought a souvenir, one of those toy, red, double-decker buses. Cost me $15 USD. Most of it was taxes." nah.. they just didn't like you. I can get one of those near me for <$1, pay cash, no taxes:P

ZDH is being way too nice...

In the south, we like knowing if the person we are looking at is a guy or a girl without having to ask them to take off a few layers of clothes.

You have never been to Minnesota in the summer then, Shini!

California Population > Canada Population

Oooh, cool comparison I found:

http://www.unitednorthamerica.org/simdiff.htm

Heh that's old; especially the "canada having a surplus" and "canada having a higher unemployment rate" bits haha

Yeah quite a bit of the comparative data in there isn't correct, at least not currently.

specifically their oil per capita figures... way off.
Canada has 1/10th the population of the US but the 2nd most in oil reserve (after Saudi Arabai), thus, it isn't possible for our oil reserves per capita to be so close to that of the US.

agreed -- most of that economic information doesn't seem up to date :p

the land stuff is cool though!
I always thought we had more land than the US as well as more area, so I learned something new :)

*plots to steal the Alaskan panhandle to even it back up*

yea... alaska is very big... i saw an interesting graphic where they overlaid it on the 48 contiguous states, it stretched from maine to california basically

(given it's about 3x bigger than texas you can kindof get an idea looking at a map...)

Doesn't matter what Canada has really if we need it we'll take it from you and theres nothing your mounties can do about it :-P

http://www.dieselsweeties.com/archive/1959

thanks for hijacking the thread jerks

Canada FTW! Also Harper FTL ;)

yay elections..

Why would you hate guns?!? I got a 9mm a SKS and a 12 gauge mossberg. And their all legal except the SKS has a illegal modification making it fully auto.

and SKS is semi-auto already.... pul back the bolt and begin firing continuously. That just seems safe...

Guns arn't meant to be safe they are meant to kill sooo...The more efficiently you can kill the better the gun.

Dumbasses shouldn't have guns ;-). Pistol is for my gf when I work nights (I work on roatating shifts) 12 gauge is for if i'm home and someone breaks in.

And SKS ... uhhh WW3? lol Was just an impulse buy.

i have a benelli M2 semi-auto 12 guage
a mossberg 12 guage
a XD subcompact .40
a beretta 9mm
a remmington 7mag
a winchester .308
and a remmington model 37 .22 target rifle


used to have a Colt M4 replica, but i sold it. I was bump firing it too much and that cost a ton in ammo.



guns are the fluff

WTF mrford is secretly cool?

lol im so far from my "internet persona" in real life its insane

you dont even know

oh, and the M2 is the tactical with the pistol grip. i got it loaded for home defense

in order
2 rock salt loads
2 buck shot loads
1 slug load

i keep the M2 and 2 pistols out around the house WAY up out of reach of my son, and the rest are in a gun safe.