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Milhouse
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Umm thats simple because the Liberal left wing wimp ass lets be friends governments have fucking all but killed off our military let alone the morale of the ones we have now.
Funny part is the vast majority of Canadians want us to be part of this solution.
Alot of people who supported the type of Government we have in your country changed their tunr really quick once the shit hit the fan a couple weeks ago.
I read a fantastic article today by the way about the british SAS if anyone is interested. Anyone PM me if interested or post here if enuff want it I will post or send it to you. These guys should not be taken lightly and be glad they are on your team thats for sure.
Funny part is the vast majority of Canadians want us to be part of this solution.
Alot of people who supported the type of Government we have in your country changed their tunr really quick once the shit hit the fan a couple weeks ago.
I read a fantastic article today by the way about the british SAS if anyone is interested. Anyone PM me if interested or post here if enuff want it I will post or send it to you. These guys should not be taken lightly and be glad they are on your team thats for sure.
prostetic dong
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i don't know any canadians who want to be like americans. americans have big heads and attitude problems. they have small pee pee's and try and take there small dick aggression out on the rest of the world. i don't hate americans by any means, i just think there funny looking and semi retarded in an Erkle kinda' way. almost cute. like a cat with only three legs trying to climb a ladder.
smallmovesal
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hey you're right... i do have a small peepee
prostetic dong
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you should change your name to small pee pee, or maybe small hoo hoo? or maybe itty bitty nipply titty?
prostetic dong
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we also have like 1/10 the population as the states. so crimes done per capita is a stupid way to say that canada has a low crime rate. not saying you said that, i'm just stating the obvious.
oh and chesty has a funny haircut... but thats painfully obvious now isn't it?
oh and chesty has a funny haircut... but thats painfully obvious now isn't it?
2/3's of your lame-ass country is the fuckin' Yukon.
Your total population is less than that of CA and NY combined.
So of course you have less shootings, you have no fucking citizens.
LOL!!!
LMAO!!
Nice name Dong. So instead of a small cock, you just have a fake one? Makes sense.
LOL!!
LMAO!!
Your total population is less than that of CA and NY combined.
So of course you have less shootings, you have no fucking citizens.
LOL!!!
LMAO!!
Nice name Dong. So instead of a small cock, you just have a fake one? Makes sense.
LOL!!
LMAO!!
HOMICIDE STATISTICS US vs. Canada
1. Rates for all homicides are 3.8 times higher in the United States than in Canada. For 1987-96, the average homicide rate was 8.8 per 100,000 people in the U.S., compared to 2.3 per 100,000 in Canada.
2. A much greater proportion of homicides in the United States involve firearms. For 1987-96, 65% of homicides in the U.S. involved firearms, compared to 32% for Canada. Handgun homicide data are available for 1989-95. During those years, 52% of homicides in the U.S. involved handguns, compared to 14% in Canada.
3. Firearm homicide rates in the United States are 8.1 times higher than in Canada. For 1987-96, the average firearm homicide rate was 5.7 per 100,000 in the U.S., compared to 0.7 per 100,000 in Canada.
4. Handgun homicide rates in the United States are 15.3 times higher than in Canada. Based on available data for 1989-95, the average handgun homicide rate was 4.8 per 100,000 in the U.S., compared to 0.3 per 100,000 in Canada.
5. Between 1987 and 1996, firearm homicide rates increased slightly (+2%) in the United States but decreased (-7%) in Canada. On the other hand, both countries reported a decrease in the overall homicide rate (-11% in the U.S. and -13% in Canada).
1. Rates for all homicides are 3.8 times higher in the United States than in Canada. For 1987-96, the average homicide rate was 8.8 per 100,000 people in the U.S., compared to 2.3 per 100,000 in Canada.
2. A much greater proportion of homicides in the United States involve firearms. For 1987-96, 65% of homicides in the U.S. involved firearms, compared to 32% for Canada. Handgun homicide data are available for 1989-95. During those years, 52% of homicides in the U.S. involved handguns, compared to 14% in Canada.
3. Firearm homicide rates in the United States are 8.1 times higher than in Canada. For 1987-96, the average firearm homicide rate was 5.7 per 100,000 in the U.S., compared to 0.7 per 100,000 in Canada.
4. Handgun homicide rates in the United States are 15.3 times higher than in Canada. Based on available data for 1989-95, the average handgun homicide rate was 4.8 per 100,000 in the U.S., compared to 0.3 per 100,000 in Canada.
5. Between 1987 and 1996, firearm homicide rates increased slightly (+2%) in the United States but decreased (-7%) in Canada. On the other hand, both countries reported a decrease in the overall homicide rate (-11% in the U.S. and -13% in Canada).
Ingram said:
Odd... maybe they're somehow tied together? Related, even?
In Canada we all live in Igloo's and hunt polar bears. Up is down, left is right, coke is pepsi, McDonnald's is Burger King. We eat bacon with maple syrup for breakfast sometimes, eh? Sometimes in the summer the snow will melt to less than 4 feet and we come out to play.
Pretty weird place ... dont bother checking it out - nothing to see really.
smallmovesal
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brb, the sled dogs are hungry and they get grumpy.... 
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MommaKin
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You don't know how relieved I am of this 
smallmovesal said:
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MommaKin
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Hey there, you got a leak in your igloo...I saw it when I slid by your place this morning on my way to get some beaver pelt
smallmovesal said:brb, the sled dogs are hungry and they get grumpy....
smallmovesal
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lmao @ lisa 
