Canada has French soldiers
So there you have it.
I see what you did there! The Sgt I worked with was from Vancouver- not really a French guy. Great guy himself, but his situational awareness was horrible. Soldiers from France were like Rambo
I believe you are thinking of the Scots.
Last time the USA tried to invade Canada it didn't go so well for them.
In fact unlike the USA, Canada has never lost a war. *cough* Vietnam *cough*
Probably the two closest countries in the world now though
It looks Canadian.
Last time the USA tried to invade Canada it didn't go so well for them.
In fact unlike the USA, Canada has never lost a war. *cough* Vietnam *cough*
Probably the two closest countries in the world now though
Sure if you disregard that Canada lost in Afghanistan and cut and ran with its tail between its legs.
Sure if you disregard that Canada lost in Afghanistan and cut and ran with its tail between its legs.
Last time the USA tried to invade Canada it didn't go so well for them.
In fact unlike the USA, Canada has never lost a war. *cough* Vietnam *cough*
Probably the two closest countries in the world now though
Curling is great for the social aspects - it's why it's so popular here in Canada.
Some alcoholics in recovery like to wean off on American beer. I could never stand the stuff unless I was sufficiently drunk enough not to care.
Molson's best two beers are Golden, an ale, and Brador, a dark beer in Quebec. Slemen's is a moderately good beer, more noted for the fact their Guelph, Ont. brewery was a hang out for Al Capone in the 1920's. Moosehead is about on the same par.
Out here, the micro brewery's rule.
The US invading Canada would be a lot like the Star football player beating up the slow kid
There's not much to gain from it
Curling is a great sport.
The only time we can see it is during the Olympics.
Sure if you disregard that Canada lost in Afghanistan and cut and ran with its tail between its legs.
Great people, ****ty beer. :mrgreen: