Reply With QuoteIt's also a much less violent place than the United States.Originally Posted by Jorick
Although BB guns are just as common, they mean something else entirely in Canada.
EDIT: God that joke was fucking retarded. I'm so damn bored.
Canada is a wonderful, magical place. :D
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It's also a much less violent place than the United States.
Although BB guns are just as common, they mean something else entirely in Canada.
EDIT: God that joke was fucking retarded. I'm so damn bored.
I don't know what to put here right now.
Foster, that happened in NY last winter. This winter will be worse.
Honey, I seem to have shrunk your braincells.
Plural for moose is moose.
Meanwhile some out-of-townies shot a pair of Albino-deer... idiots didn't realize it was illegal and/or taboo in these circles to do that...
"Just drive down that road, until you get blown up [by shells]"
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Meese is used as an intentionally joking pluralization for moose because it sounds silly but plausibly correct at the same time.
Learn to humor, Foster.
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Doesn't it have to be funny first?Meese is used as an intentionally joking pluralization for moose because it sounds silly but plausibly correct at the same time.
Learn to humor, Foster.
I think my correction, with inline-citation of the joke's orgin was more humorous.
"Just drive down that road, until you get blown up [by shells]"
- General George Patton
"After several men of the company had been blown up by shells, I noticed that a spirit of uneasiness became dominant."-Major Leonard R. Boyd
-Page 361
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