Waking up Canadian

Well, you can still be part of SJCanada.ca - that's still open to good-hearted people of all nations.

 

What are their feelings on ballpark etiquette?

 

Drink Canadian beer and you're OK.

 

Fixed.

* - applies only to visitors from the U.S., since Canadians actually know how to drink.

 

I love Canada -- love the people, love all the natural beauty, love even (perhaps especially) the Quebecois. But I'll admit that I'm not man enough to endure Canadian winter. So that leaves a spot open for one of y'all.

 

Close the curtains on your hotel room window at the Skydome while you get your freak on is about the only rule we have.

 

Oh come on 'it's too cold'? Bah. Throw on the longjohns and a toque and you can go just about anywhere. And you know what? Somedays just stay inside. It's easy to put on another layer. You can only take so many off.

 

What is Boom's worst nightmare, Alex?

 

Here's the rest of the story

http://www.thestar.com/News/Canada/article/619891

Wilkinson is gaining citizenship by virtue of his Saskatchewan-born father, who moved to the United States in the 1960s and became an American, losing his Canadian passport in the process.

When Bill C-37, an amendment to the Citizenship Act, takes the full force of law today, the elder Wilkinson will join thousands of so-called "lost Canadians" who automatically have their citizenship restored.


And I'm with Beef. Dress for the temperature.

If you can't stand the cold, stay out of the freezer.

 

That 21 hunts seals?

 

No, that one day he'd wake up and.......Aaaaaargh!

;D

 

I think if you want to be a Canadian citizen, you have to pass a skating test.