I admitted I knew very little initally, you idiot!n_v said:Once again you show your ignorance. Curling was invented in Scotland. Canadians just perfected it!!
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I admitted I knew very little initally, you idiot!n_v said:Once again you show your ignorance. Curling was invented in Scotland. Canadians just perfected it!!
Lee Cum Gay said:
After reading the jibberish in your post, I was able to find one part I felt you were correct and I agree the Japanese are leader today in the Auto industry.
Look at the market share in the US, you are very right. That industry had built so much "FAT" over time and the Unions are Dinasours from my point of view!
Even though the Ford Focus sells more units than any other car on the planet, it is not enough domestically to help Ford too much, they live nad die by Truck sales. Toyota is chipping away at that too. I agree with you here 100%.
Common knowledge that Robotics innovation is driven by the Japanese.
Beer, bottom dwellers drink beer, I never touch the stuff so who cares!!! LMAO just kidding, I do not like Beer so I can not comment. 7 & 7 is my drink of choice.
I am wll aware the value of immigrants, my point of view was not clearly expressed as to my concerns and concerns of others who see immigrants welcomed into Canada with little challenge, just a choice your governement makes. A concern I would have is the impact immigration would have on tax base.
The only thing good about the Knicks is Isiah Thomas - he was a favorite player of mine for many years, so you have some decent taste Bro!
Go Tarheels!!!
Thanks for the overview!George OTJ said:Realy serious now. It's kinda like King of the Hill. The object is to get your stone closer to the centre of the target then the other team. At the end of the 'end', the team with a stone closest to the center counts 1 point for each rock that's closer then any of the other teams.
There are four people to a team. Each member thows two rocks in turn. When each team has thrown their eight rocks, the 'end' is complete and the score for that end is counted. A normal game is 8 or 10 ends. The 'Hammer' is the last rock in the end - it's the last chance to 'nail down' the score for your team.
The ice is pebbled. The spin on the rock helps the rock to turn or 'curl' (hence the name). The sweeping melts a little of the top of the ice, adjusting the rate of the curl and the speed of the rock.
NICE!!!!peteeey said:The reason why curling is so popular in Canada is because you can go into a sports bar where they've turned off the TV picture: and all you can hear is the sound of women yelling: "Harder! Harder!"
Why?bbking said:OMG - and I thought you where past the 2nd grade in reading skills, my mistake sorry.
Hey, you're the one who brought reading skills into this, not me!bbking said:Boy are we so lucky to have a anal retentive jerk like you out there to point out the error of our ways. If your that concerned about spelling or grammar ask Fred for a spell check or better still join a 9th grade spelling bee.
Please let us all give yychobbyist a nice round of applause...DUH!!!!yychobbyist said:"
elements of hockey(?) and ice skating(?) WTF - just because they're on ice?
Please let us all give yychobbyist a nice round of applause...DUH!!!!yychobbyist said:"
elements of hockey(?) and ice skating(?) WTF - just because they're on ice?
As opposed to american culture?JJicq said:Does Canada have any of there own Television stations to that show more than freaking CURLING? WHAT A HOOT...
OH but, please thank you Canada for the ever exciting CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS!!!!!!!!
HOLY SHIT what is that!!??
Hey, I am a big fan of Canada, just trying to understand the culture.
*Ring...Ring...Ring - "Hello..."*WhaWhaWha said:When America runs out of places to stage another Survivor series (Survivor Detroit... equipped with a switchblade, sixty-three dollars, a pay-as-you-go celphone with 9 minutes left, and a barely working Chevy Nova, try to stay alive and support a family of five for three months as another auto assembly plant closes and moves to Canada...) let me know what cultural phenomena you have in store for the world next.
WhaWhaWha said:JJ
1. WhaWhaWha - yep, sounds like a baby - That's wah wah wah, you troglodyte. WhaWhaWha is a guitar solo.
2. Bable and spewing aka slobbering at the mouth - yep sure signs of a baby
Bable is spelled "babble" with two b's
Slobbering at the mouth as opposed to where?
I think you've sufficiently proven your level of education.
I really don't follow curling myself and have no idea who won this year's Brier Cup. Your ability to associate them with the ice-cream company that pronounces it's name similarly, while distinguishing between the two distinct spellings is impressive -- for you.
Babble ain't one of em JJ.JJicq said:Bable in the States is spelled with only one B instead of Babble as you outlined.
Believe it or not, there are thousands of words that differ in spelling from the United States and other English-speaking countries.