If you could see yourself the way most people see you, this post never would have happened.

Of course, I say this will all due respect.

the entire nation vs nation stuff is tired.

I just read the topic of the thread and no conents of the thread itself because I aint interested.

The title itself lead me to these conclusions.
1. You are 18 years of age or less
2. You are a typical Ignorrant americano
3. YES YES every day I dream Im American!
4. I ONLY WISH I WAS AMERICAN!

here is one for u: FUCK U AMERICANO! :)

Urgh, that would have been "with" all due respect.

I'll just be enjoying the taste of shoe leather, now...

;)

Word.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh Good one, no canadian I know would want to be an American citizen

Oh, Canada.....

canadians just rock! So why should they? ;)

:thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

Have you ever been to Quebec ?
Then STFU


Come here once, you'll understand

Simply awesome :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
You made my day :thumbsup

And herein lies one thing that unites all Canadians. The fact that we are quick to point out to anyone we are not Americans.

Having once lived in the United States and having once been married to an American, it is very insluting the way Americans think of us as "America Junior." One point that always pissed me off was the way Americans all used to point out that 70% of the Canadian population was close to the boarder. However I was always quick to point out that 80% of that 70% lived in Ontario and Quebec so that must mean we like New York State the best. . (Truth be known it had more to do with initial settlement along the Saint Lawerence.)

There is a boarder there for a reason and Americans need to remember that. Our country is ours and your country is yours. Do whatever you like in yours and we will do whatever we want in ours.

If you are worried that terrorists are getting into your country via Canada then stick a tank on your side. Since they leave us alone I don`t see a problem. Why the hell should Canada spend money to make Americans feel safer. Also don`t forget that the USA is quick to close the boarder to our trade whenever it is convient for it and this despite a trade agreement.

The thing is, I know I come across as being very anti-american and the truth is I never had a problem with Americans until I lived with them. And having once been married to a very liberal minded man from Washington state didn`t help either. (Thank Gawd I never bore the man`s kids.)

In the end it wasn`t just him, it was the entire American experience. The constant prejudice, constant categorizing, constant competition, constant assualt of intelligence and elevation of moronic behaviour, etc ,etc ,etc. Finally I packed my bags and said "enough of the fucking bull, your shit stinks just as bad as the rest of us."

Interesting enough my ex followed me back across the boarder and he didn`t even survive a year in Burnaby. He packed his bags and went home. Granted there was problems in our relationship but most of them were because our cultures would clash.

Pain in the ass

True, we're not much different, we just tend to be a little more relaxed because our streets are not as crowded as in the US. I really don't see huge differences, no matter what other Canadians say and I sure don't have a superiority complex. For some people the US might suit them best, for others Canada might suit them best.

who wants your basic lap dance when all you gotta do is talk a walk to a strip club on ste-catherine or betetr yet one of those out of the way ones.. and get yourself a FULL-CONTACT dance!!

K.. don't mind girl girating and grinding on me but I like the girl letting herself go and lettign her hands play all over me

ahhhhhh... VIVE LES DANSE-CONTACTS!!

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ok.. now thanx.. got me thinking of them this early, I gotta go do stuff to myself now

Dumb azz!! Canadians ARE American citizens....so are Mexicans. They aren't US citizens, though!