Being Canadian

I don't think they sell Shreddies in the US. (Square or diamond shape.)

 

and comes in bags

 

Which was in retaliation to the burning of the capitol building in York(present day Toronto) and the abuse of Canadian(British) civilians by the Americans.

But you don't learn that part of the War of 1812 in American schools. You only learn about the Battle of New Orleans, which had absolutely zero effect on the outcome of the war because a treaty had already been signed, and the burning of Washington.

 

As a kid we used to stop at the factory for the "brokens" on the way out to the cottage on Friday afternoons. Hadn't thought of that in about a hundred years.

 

Western Pizza - OMG what I would do for a slice of this pie! Best anywhere.

Old Dutch potato chips - popcorn twists

Roger's golden syrup

Cheez Whiz (way different up north)

 

"But you don't learn that part of the War of 1812 in American schools" Do not need to be in school to learn HISTORY , lot of CANADIANS do not know very much about their country either just like AMERICANS. Just ask them about the HEROICS of the Canadian Forces in KOREA and all you get is a

 

I can't drive a truck in Canada because 22 years ago I had a felony. I think that is ########! Screw Canada! I hope Canada is the next country the USA bombs!

 

If your kidding, I'm missing the subtly of you post. If you're really this angry, you should suck it up buttercup - you did the felony.

I've got a buddy that can't come down to the US because the US won't let him in because of a DUI he got 30 years ago.

 

Whoa is all I ca say.

Definition of WHOA

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: cease or slow a course of action or a line of thought : pause to consider or reconsider —often used to express a strong reaction (as alarm or astonishment)