Something that came to mind.
In some of the T+P eps and the Movie, various Canadians are shown using the word "buddy" fairly often.
I'm wondering, is this a Canadian thing? or just a M+T stereotype (like the beady eyes and the WW2 era Canadian air force)?
How aboot...I have no idea. Interesting question.
Bill
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yup, it is a canadian thing. just like the flapping head thing that is displayed so well. =]
supdog
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yup, it is a canadian thing. just like the flapping head thing that is displayed so well. =]
supdog
Relaaaax guy, I thought all canadians looked alike...
"supdog" wrote in message news:a93e8q$2nl6$[email]...
the thing that i never got was why sadam had a flappity little head too. unless i'm mistaken, canada is above us, and not in the middle east, right?
supdog
If you're going to delve that deep into details, then check your logic. Just because one group all has a certain quality, that does not mean that everyone who has that quality belongs to that group. This can be applied to any quality, not just flapping heads. Here:
Assume: All BMWs are made in Germany.
"Bao H. Lammy" wrote in message news:[email]...
right?
To complicate things a bit... Go back to Ep 109 - Starvin' Marvin; you'll see towards the end of the episode, when Marvin takes all the dead turkeys back to his people, there's an African baby with blonde hair and a "canadian" head! I've always wondered how those "canadian" features got over there?!!
Sadam also said "aboot" too, maybe at heart he's Canadian. LOL
"Bao H. Lammy" wrote in message news:[email]...
right?
and come to think of it, sadam was also a flaming homosexual that hated just about everyone, no one liked, and... oh, wait...
supdog watching his step