Last Nights Live feeds... Kelsey said she needed a Mickey to get as drunk as she wanted to be.... So what's a Mickey you might ask?? :shrug:

A term used by 88% of Canadians for a 375 ml bottle of liquor,

In the United States, the term “mickey” is slang term for a date rape drug, and 69% of Americans were unaware of its more benign Canadian usage. Mickey is actually one of a series of uniquely Canadian booze measurements. “Two four” (a case of 24 beers), “twenty sixer” (a 750 ml bottle of liquor) and “forty-pounder” (a 1.14 liter bottle of liquor) are all virtually unknown outside the Great White North.

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Mokka what is your view on Winterpeg as a city,?

This song says it all :hehe:



joking btw... Winnipeg is actually a beautiful city

Great thread :amazed:

Loving the Homo milk :clap1:

But back to the thread, I love South Park however they make fun of Canada a lot, do Canadians hate that?

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Also, I went to Canada once (only for a day) to the Canadian side of Niagara falls. I don't have a point, I'm just boasting about it :whistle:

^ Although actually, that being said, what would you say is Canada's biggest tourist attraction?

:joker: Honestly... I think first and foremost... Canadians love to have a good laugh at themselves... but also, I think we all secretly love it when Americans acknowledge our existence in TV or movies... Like Robin Sparkles in HIMYM

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A whole day in Canada Eh?? how did that happen ?!

Many would say Niagara Falls, or the CN Tower in Toronto...

but I am a Westerner.. so I choose to think it's Banff National Park :smug:

Canada is so huge though... I don't know how one would decide

I mean... it could be this very large Ukrainian Easter Egg... :shrug:

Questions about Canada inspired by the show and live Feeds:

Coke Floats?? Yes!! but even better is one of these Canadian Treats

I was on holiday in New York and we took a flight over to Canada just to see Niagara Falls (which was amazing). We went on a boat ride at the bottom of the falls too, looking up at it from below was pretty immense. I always forget I've been though (no shade against Canada :laugh:) because we just spent the day around the falls so it wasn't really a proper 'let's see Canada' type of thing. If I ever went back though, Banff National Park looks stunning. I love hiking and mountains and stuff so that would be right up my street. (But then again I also love giant Easter eggs :drool:)

as late as 1979 if a woman wanted to get a storecard in a dept store they had to get a signature from either their brother or their father

in canada

I'm loving this thread, makes me want to go to Canada. Also in the north of england we eat Poutine, well we never call it that, it's simply "cheesy chips and gravy" the south turn their noses up on it though.

I need one of those...will you sign for me LT :fan:

Awww.. Thanks :love:

Wasn't sure if anyone cared... It's nice to know I'm not the only one getting a kick outta it :)

can we have a weather update from Mokka central please?

I had a version of Poutine ( I say a version because I made it myself) for dinner last night and it was heaven!

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BB Canada's impact though

The Govt' weather site says 18C today in Toronto, great March weather!

I think its still a little icy up Mokkas way

I dont think she has had the benefit of a large warm inclusion

cheesy chips and gravy is not poutine!!!
you need cheese curds for it to be poutine


but they're really hard to find

The greatest thing Canada has given the World

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This is t'god's honest truth

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Don't be scaring away the other Canadians LT

There are others?

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http://www.theweathernetwork.com/new...for-most/60506

I think you will find this link to your liking LT...

It explains in detail that we have had an El Niño Canadian winter here, and for my part of Canada it has meant that we didn't ever get below -30 this winter... and typically in January and February we get a few weeks of -30 to -40 temperatures over the last few years. It is also true that we have probably had very low records of snow fall... so here's hoping for a wet spring, otherwise the farmers are going to be hooped.

Shhh... don't alert the authorities... we are gathering forces for a take over :hehe:

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What is the truth?

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