http://www.domainalchemy.com/iamnotcanadian.mp3
I found this on Usenet-
I think it's incremental humor value increases with proximity
to Quebec...
But, I am just a steeeyupid Ahhhmericahnnnn
Of course, I spent a good bit of time living in Lisbon, ND (just south
of Fargo, eh..) and feel I am allowed *some* license. Surely that Artesian
water was worth something.
I assume everyone has heard the one about the movie "Fargo" winning best
foreign language film?
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ok ok, when I'm alone I secretly say aboot and I've been known to sleep in
an igloo on occasion :)
I find that Canadian draft is easier to stomach, when I was in my drinking
prime I even liked the "ICE" beer (the stuff thats like moonshine to most
American beer drinkers 7%)
But now I'm partial to my own home brew, put in plastic bottles brewed from
good old Edmonton city water.
Just to keep this semi on-topic, has anyone else noticed a large increase
in .ca requests in the past few days? It looks like cdnnet.ca's email is
getting out to the people it needs to reach. (yay)
I even got a few .ca requests from obviously American customers... I wonder
how that will be handled by CIRA... I've been turning down non Canadian
requests for a while, I wonder how long the "occupancy/citizenship" thing
is going to last.
... the ramblings of a semi-sane man
Mark
At 05:02 PM 10/5/2000, you wrote:
>i knew someone would refer to that commercial.
>who ya kidding Mark, Canadians say Aboot...
>Americans say abaaaaaooouuuttt.
>
>I am also Canadian, and i Don't Drink Molson Canadian.
