[Marsh.]

Milk? In bags?

[Glenn.]

I love creamy beverages

[Will.]

Me arriving in Canada:

[Calderyon]

Originally Posted by Will.

Me arriving in Canada:

Which one are you:

Ms./Mrs. "Too Much Butter" or Oldie Rainbow Clown Man Guy?

[Mokka]

Fact: A true Canadian is one who can make love in a canoe without tipping

[Calderyon]

Ambassador Mokka.

It has a nice ring to it.

[Cal.]

Is Naeha Sareen a celebrity in Canada

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

Is Naeha Sareen a celebrity in Canada

In short.. No

[Crimson Dynamo]

Mokka can you explain this vile French thing Canada has?

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Mokka can you explain this vile French thing Canada has?

Not sure specifically what you are asking LT, but I did a bit of Canadian history reading for myself a few years back… and really it all comes down to the fact that Canada is a vast territory and was settled in parts by differing nations… France established fur trading here in the 1500s and began colonizing their territory at the very onset of the 1600s. They gained prime trade territory at the base of the St. Lawrence River where Quebec city lies today. Their claim to the land was due to being superior, and their superiority came from being from a Christian nation of course. They supplied the natives with weaponry to fight tribal wars for territory they eventually took from them. They set up missions, and parceled out the land to their own country men. The Metis culture is a result of their intermarriages with the Algonquians and remains today all across Canada. But really, the answer to your question is… because of the English. In 1629 England, under King Charles I, took Quebec from France and shut them out of the Fur trade for three years. It is because King Charles negotiated it’s return that the French were allowed back in to set up their missions and populate with the native tribes… So blame England tbh

[Mokka]

Youtube video

In honour of tonight's premier... here is where fell in love with the voice of Marsha the Moose, the producer of Tasks on BB Can.... a young Trever Boris on a Canadian Hit show called Video on Trial <3

wait for the ending

[DigitalMethod]

Canadian here. Checking in. 😊

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by DigitalMethod

Canadian here. Checking in. 😊

[Mokka]

Last nights show featured a conversation where Kelsey said Dallas's beard was "like a Poutine"... what is a Poutine you might ask??

Poutine (/puːˈtiːn/; Quebec French: [put͡sɪn] ( listen)) is a Canadian dish, originating in the province of Quebec, made with french fries and cheese curds topped with a light brown gravy

Originating in Canada and unique to Canada... it's a dish best found and served in Quebec imo... the Western part of Canada does not to the dish well

[Mokka]

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??

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.

[Crimson Dynamo]

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

[Mokka]

This song says it all

Youtube video

joking btw... Winnipeg is actually a beautiful city

[Jamie89]

Great thread

Loving the Homo milk

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



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

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

Great thread

Loving the Homo milk

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



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

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



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

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Mokka

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



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

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 ) 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 )

[Jamie89]

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

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

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

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

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

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

Spoiler:

[Mokka]

Questions about Canada inspired by the show and live Feeds:

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

Spoiler:

Mac's Froster Swirl... Soft serve Ice cream in your slurpee

[Crimson Dynamo]

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

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

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 need one of those...will you sign for me LT