Edmonton, Alberta, Cananda.
The snow's just gone yesterday (Apr 30) - here come the mud and the rain.
The snow's just gone yesterday (Apr 30) - here come the mud and the rain.
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
The snows just left yesterday (Apr 30) - here come the mud and the rain. Couldn't be happier
Sorry about the double post
The snows just left yesterday (Apr 30) - here come the mud and the rain. Couldn't be happier
Sorry about the double post
NEW ZEALAND
*thinks of doing a haka just to be kiwi like but then realises that it looks dumb doing it on his own*
i know 3 hakas tho
*thinks of doing a haka just to be kiwi like but then realises that it looks dumb doing it on his own*
i know 3 hakas tho
Does he ever! I wrote and performed a song about him back when he was elected (I was probably 10) and all the teachers were complimenting me for weeks... These days I focus on municipal politics, but I'll get back to griping about Campbell after Robertson gets elected. (Go Gregor!)Sheppard said:
Jesus christ I went to click quote and I clicked report by accident and I am soooooooooooo sorry!!!!MRMIdAS2k said:
That aside, if it still has the sexy souther accent most southern-americans have, yay! Though I do like the Yorkshire accent, my uncle lives there.
I myself am from Dublin, in Ireland. Not a knob, like all those bastards from the north side with their bug houses and fake tan, but from the southside, with her clothes from Penneys and worn out shoes who blows all her money on games.
Hmm, I actually had a discussion that is somewhat related to national pride the other day.
My brother-in-law and I were in agreement, opposed by my sister and mother, that you in fact cannot be proud of your nationality, if you did not have a hand in it yourself. Pride should be about something that you did yourself, like getting an A on a report or building a damn good fence. While you can only be happy about something you can't control, like where you are born.
So unless you actually had to immigrate somewhere on your own initiative to become that nationality, it really isn't much to be proud of.
Edit: So people who are "proud" of their country or are patriots are really just fanboys instead, or have a great deal of respect for the way their country works or maybe they are just really happy about it.
My brother-in-law and I were in agreement, opposed by my sister and mother, that you in fact cannot be proud of your nationality, if you did not have a hand in it yourself. Pride should be about something that you did yourself, like getting an A on a report or building a damn good fence. While you can only be happy about something you can't control, like where you are born.
So unless you actually had to immigrate somewhere on your own initiative to become that nationality, it really isn't much to be proud of.
Edit: So people who are "proud" of their country or are patriots are really just fanboys instead, or have a great deal of respect for the way their country works or maybe they are just really happy about it.
Woot! Canada all the way! Good to see one more around here hahaNickyT said:
And yes, I must comply with the cold statement, too true
