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My favorite part: Canada generally does not do well in the Summer Olympics: in 2004 Canada only collected 12 medals (3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze). This is especially astonishing when taken in comparison with countries that usually perform very well, such as Australia, which although it has 12 million less people, collected 49 Olympic medals (17 gold, 16 silver and 16 bronze). However, given the nordic nature of the country, it is no surprise that it finished third overall in the Torino Winter Olympics, with a total of 24 medals, one less than the United States and 10 more than next-place Sweden.

Basically saying, they're a nordic country so obviously they do well at the winter olympics but they should do better in the summer olympics, I mean, look at Australia. It's not like Australia's a warm weather country or anything :.

 

Either we're agreeing, or you're not making any sense.

 

Canada is a "nordic" country?

 

That too.

 

I may have to go register at Conservapedia just to fix this. Less/fewer errors are a definite Wingman pet peeve.

 

Yes, Winger, and while you're cleaning up that mess, please do something about this rather jarring attempt at a transition.

Canada tends to reflect more liberal ideals than the United States. Two such examples are the legalizing of gay marriage in June, 2005[8] and, in some regions, the decriminalization of marijuana and small amounts of other psychoactive substances.

Notable sports which are enjoyed throughout Canada include...

Yeesh.

 

"Notable sports which are enjoyed throughout Canada include" might be the worst-worded phrase I've ever read.

 

Loved it -- especially the reference to Fox News Channel's "fake news show." Black's punch line was one of his best ever.

 

The suspense is killing me...

 

Conservapedia: Admitting Democracy has a liberal bias.

 

Are you sure you weren't watching the commercial? Here's the right link, and you do have to get through the advertisement, I think:

http://www.comedycentral.com/motherload/?lnk=v&ml_video=89307

 

For some reason, I ended up at the Cheney/Google Earth video. That sort of tended to drag.