yuh kan assk keshchuns

[jester747]

Maybe, but only because America is about to default economically, and may need to become a vassal state.

And we'd probably be the only bloody ones to say yes. >_<

Good for teh hockey stickz. Other than that, I can't think of anything.

[ohnolookout]

Why such the dislike for America?

[jester747]

Believe it or not, it's not any sort of special dislike towards America, despite the massive amount of Anti-American sentiments around my area.

It's just honesty really, and I don't mean any offence. I've got a nasty habit of stating opinion as fact, especially on politics. >_<

[Chozon1]

It's called 'being human'. It happens. Frequently.

Toilets?

[jester747]

So underrated. I mean, they just don't get enough credit.

I also think that Thomas Crapper inventing them is probably the single most assum thing ever.

[Chozon1]

Namesake inventions. I love them. XD Toilets are reviled as unclean though...poor toilets...

Halloween party?

[jester747]

Naww, I don't really like Halloween to be honest.

[Chozon1]

Did you have a bad experience as a children?

[jester747]

No, I just have a really hard time relating to most holidays, considering how much I abhorred my childhood.

I'm not saying it was all that rough or anything, I was just a pretty bad hater of basically everything.

[ohnolookout]

Believe it or not, it's not any sort of special dislike towards America, despite the massive amount of Anti-American sentiments around my area.

It's just honesty really, and I don't mean any offence. I've got a nasty habit of stating opinion as fact, especially on politics. >_<

See, I've always viewed the American-Canadian to be like a brotherly sort of thing. We say we hate each other, but we don't really mean it.

I am jealous of Tim Horton's though.

y u no share with us?!

[Chozon1]

I'm not out of my childhood yet. I'll let you know how it goes after it ends.

Sour Patch zombie kids?

[jester747]

Believe it or not, it's not any sort of special dislike towards America, despite the massive amount of Anti-American sentiments around my area.

It's just honesty really, and I don't mean any offence. I've got a nasty habit of stating opinion as fact, especially on politics. >_<

See, I've always viewed the American-Canadian to be like a brotherly sort of thing. We say we hate each other, but we don't really mean it.

I am jealous of Tim Horton's though.

y u no share with us?!

Ohno: well, that's how it is in theory, but in practise up here it's more of a dislike for America.

Keeping in mind, when I said "Anti-American," I meant an attitude of 'oh man, America's so stupid it's hilarious.' Not necessarily what I believe, but it's a common sentiment. As to Timmie's, Wendy's bought them years ago and set up in America, but it didn't catch on.

Chozon: Never tried them.

[Chozon1]

As America is, Canada will be. Any government run for the people, by the people, and of the people, will have the same flaws as the people. Remember that and fix it before you fall.

Tape measure burns?

[jester747]

Again, I don't mean to be insulting, but that just makes no sense coming from an American to a Canadian.


And them burns, I don't even know how that happens.

[Chozon1]

I can see that...but that's not political or region based, but history and logic based. America is quickly becoming as Rome was, and any system based upon the people will have the flaws of the people.

Think cheese, but with less rennet.

MP3 players?