My Canadian contacts have gone silent. Does Canada still exist?
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That's the way I used to think of that phrase as well. But this place soon beat that out of me, along with the default expectation of being engaged in good faith by other tders as soon as a topic turns even slightly political.
In other words, toothpaste cougar happenstance Wednesday.
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We haven't, we're used to it. It's just the only major snowfall we've had this winter. Snow in the northern US isn't an issue at all.
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So, you're just using another way to arrange the points to once again prove what you said isn't like what @blakeyrat said.
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Here, let me ridiculously oversimplify the statements to help you understand.
effect
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cause which inherently implies that effect
&&
detailed statement with examples
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simplified version of that statement with no examples
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Where's John Hurt?
Or for that matter, Peter Cushing?
Or
- Rowan Atkinson
- Richard E. Grant
- Jim Broadbent
- Hugh Grant
- Joanna Lumley
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John Hurt was at least canonical... Cushing I added for purposes ;)
The others aren't canonical at all, even if Moffat wrote that story. Thankfully he's going after season 10. Unfortunately we get season 11 spearheaded by Chris Chibnall. This may or may not be a good thing.
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If we're going with cannon, then surely Tennant should be in that list twice...
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Well, if we're going to list everyone who's played the Doctor in some for- oh, someone already has
And yes, the Corey Taylor listed is the one from Slipknot; at least, that's where the link leads...
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@DCRoss said:
whatever it is that the USA has been wetting itself over.
The hilarious thing is there's no reason for anyone in the Northeast US not to know how to deal with that. DC barely has an excuse.
Well, you plow the roads and dig out your driveways and stuff. Is there something else more magical that should be done?
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No, which is why I said there's no excuse for not knowing how to drive in it. It's not as if it doesn't snow all winter in, say, Boston, every year.
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For some reason I thought I was about 1000 miles away from Canada, but lately it kind of looks like Canada around here.
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For some reason I thought I was about 1000 miles away from Canada, but lately it kind of looks like Canada around here.
Canada is not merely a political construct or a land mass. It's like a cherished memory that you can take with you everywhere similar to a lock of hair or a quart of blood.
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@mott555 said:
it kind of looks like Canada around here
Desolate except for some moose?
I wish. I could use more moose in my life.
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@loopback0 said:
@mott555 said:
it kind of looks like Canada around here
Desolate except for some moose?
I wish. I could use more moose in my life.
A Møøse once bit my sister...
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Oh realli?
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Oh realli?
She was Karving her initials on the møøse with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and star of many Norwegian møvies: "The Høt Hands of an Oslo Dentist", "Fillings of Passion", "The Huge Mølars of Horst Nordfink"...
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Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretti nasti...
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Are you sure?
Because there's a gun in that picture and it's not being used to kill someone.
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Triple posting? That's silly indeed.
And now for something completely different: a bunny with a pancake on its head
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INB4 pancake pendantry.
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In voice only, though.
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No, which is why I said there's no excuse for not knowing how to drive in it.
Well, no knowledge will help you when it's 2-4 feet high.
It's not as if it doesn't snow all winter in, say, Boston, every year.
Right, so they have a much larger investment in stuff to clear it. Like how practically no one has air conditioners in France compared to Florida.
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Wondered about the survival of Canadians, get back image of cat on pancakes.
Yep, it's the internet.
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INB4 pancake pendantry.
Indeed. Those pictures are wholly inappropriate for a topic about Canada. WHERE'S THE SYRUP‽
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Wondered about the survival of Canadians, get back image of cat on pancakes.
Well people actually care about images of cats.
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What if they're Rags?
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Canada. WHERE'S THE SYRUP‽
I would've expected Canadians to top pancakes with something disgusting, like gravy & cheese. Like they do with french fries.
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@boomzilla said:
Canada. WHERE'S THE SYRUP‽
I would've expected Canadians to top pancakes with something disgusting, like gravy & cheese. Like they do with french fries.
Nah... Canadians just squeeze the blood out of living trees and then smear it over their pancakes.
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@boomzilla said:
Canada. WHERE'S THE SYRUP‽
I would've expected Canadians to top pancakes with something disgusting, like gravy & cheese. Like they do with french fries.
Nothing can be as bad as what the Japanese are doing to french fries:
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Nothing can be as bad as what the Japanese are doing to french fries:
McFry Potato Chocolate Sauce
Which still seems a heck of a lot better than what they typically call food.
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Which still seems a heck of a lot better than what they typically call food.
"oh look, natto. On second thought, don't look."
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I had weird Japanese green KitKat once. It was great!
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So why was it green? Was there anything else weird about it besides the color?
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It was great!
Doesn't sound it
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Those are pretty good. Ironically enough, I get them along with all kinds of other Japanese treats at the Korean market just down the street.
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@aliceif said:
It was great!
Doesn't sound it
I literally just ate one of those today (my last one, mind you). Found it at (one of my dozens) of local Asian markets. It's like white chocolate with a strong green tea flavour. Gooooooooooooood.
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Nah... Canadians just squeeze the blood out of living trees and then smear it over their pancakes.
You underestimate our power.
We drive spikes into living trees, slowly bleed them over the course of an entire SEASON, and the massively concentrate the blood in a 40:1 ratio. And then we invite children onto school trips just to drink the elixir IN FRONT OF THE TREES THEMSELVES.
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@Lorne_Kates said:
We drive spikes into living trees, slowly bleed them over the course of an entire SEASON, and the massively concentrate the blood in a 40:1 ratio. And then we invite children onto school trips just to drink the elixir IN FRONT OF THE TREES THEMSELVES.
…and now I find it is possible to think of making maple syrup as being evil.
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…and now I find it is possible to think of making maple syrup as being evil.
life requires consumption.
I feel it is ethical enough to be grateful for the life you are consuming.
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@Lorne_Kates said:
@DCRoss said:
Nah... Canadians just squeeze the blood out of living trees and then smear it over their pancakes.
You underestimate our power.
We drive spikes into living trees, slowly bleed them over the course of an entire SEASON, and the massively concentrate the blood in a 40:1 ratio. And then we invite children onto school trips just to drink the elixir IN FRONT OF THE TREES THEMSELVES.
Don't forget the fire, and the giant pots of boiling blood.
Maple is so metal.
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Don't forget the fire, and the giant pots of boiling blood.
Maple is so metal.
And then we pour those boiled vats of blood out, into the snow, before the trees-- and make the trees watch it cool, steam of their freezing innards filling the bitter winter air-- just to make chewy treats.
Not food. Treats.
Fuck trees.
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like gravy & cheese
It's possible may be confusing Manchester with Canada with this abomination, only lashings of salt and vinegar should be used on chips. Ketchup can be used in extremis.