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Joe Canadian

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  1. Where the hell is everyone on weekdays? I have been playing by myself, but winning, which is a good thing
  2. Hey Dawgy, would you take a look at the COD2 stats? not sure whats going on but there are two Joe Canadians, which can be an awesome thing, but my nade kills go down every time I play... wtf? :-)
  3. Congrats, you whore!! You have been awarded the Order of Canada in the "Bitch Supreme" category and will get to spend a night with this sexy lady: Ai-yah Oh yeah I'm up on the eleventh floor and I'm watching the cruisers below Oh well her heart's in the basement My weekend's at an all-time low He's down on the street and he's trying hard to pull sister Flo 'Cause she's hoping to score, so I can't see her letting him go Walk out of her heart - walk out of her mind She's so swishy in her satin and tat And her frock coat and bibbity-bobbity hat Oh God I could do better than that She's an old-time ambassador Of sweet talking night walking games Oh and she's known in the darkest clubs for pushing ahead of the dames And if she says she can do it then she can do it She don't make false claims Oh she's a queen and such are queens That your laughter is sucked in their brains Now she's leading him on, and she'll lay him right down Yes she's leading him on, and she'll lay him right down But it could've been me, yes it could've been me Why didn't I say, why didn't I say? No no no She's so swishy in her satin and tat And her frock coat and bibbity-bobbity hat Oh God I could do better than that So I lay down a while and I gaze at my hotel wall The cot feels so cold, it don't feel like no bed at all Yeah I lay down a while, and look at my hotel wall And he's down on the street so I throw both his bags down the hall And I'm phoning a cab, 'cause my stomach feels small There's a taste in my mouth, but it's no taste at all It could've been me, oh yes it could've been me Why didn't I say, why didn't I say? She's so swishy in her satin and tat And her frock coat and bibbity-bobbity hat Oh God I could do better than that You betcha Oh yeah Read more at http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/42522/#sZ9qJRtuqXHgyd0c.99
  4. Call your insurance and tell them it was a hit and run and blame it on Google or HXTR. They will believe you, trust me lol
  5. This is probably not directly related to universal healthcare but I wanted to say that when the system works in the USA, whether is private or government funded is excellent, sometimes even more advanced and fair than the Canadian system/health care programs we have in place here. Just to give you an example, I have a friend who lives in Florida and whose 10 year old son has Autism and ADHD but who has a really high IQ. The kid has problems interacting with kids his own age and has no social life. However, he loves math and physics and is intellectually more advanced than a 16 year old. He speaks English, Portuguese, Chinese and is about to start studying German. The US government has awarded him a grant that will pay for his studies and other everyday expenses until he graduates, whether he wants to finish high school or get a PhD in any field. He also gets to see a counselor and a bunch of professionals who specialize in Autism and ADHD, everything funded by the US government. I have another friend who lives here, in Canada. His 13 year old son has the exact same diagnoses: Autism and ADHD with a low IQ. The kid has a lot of trouble at school and interacting with people in general. He goes to school every day but stays in the cafeteria playing video games or doing other activities. He doesn't get any support from the Canadian government besides a disability tax credit, that allows his parents to deduct roughly $10,000 of their income for income tax purposes. He sees a social worker once a month and a child psychologist, who doesn't do all that much for him. The future for this kid looks quite grim compared to the 11 year old who happens to live in the USA. The moral of the story is quite simple, nothing is absolute, there are always exceptions to our general perceptions of each other. Our countries are quite different, but we both have our own strength and deficiencies. Cheers
  6. arent you in the smallest bit curious living here after hearing the arguments we hear about this to just ask out freinds who live and experience this for there honest insight.who best to ask Sure I am interested! Dean, I don't think any Canadian in his right mind would take Damage's question as an offence. quite the contrary...curiosity is the mother of innovation, or invention :-)
  7. We pay in average a lot more taxes in Canada than the US. Our healthcare is universal, everybody has access to it, but its not "free" for people who are employed and have the means to pay. I pay $145 a month for a family of 4. Healthcare is mandatory here, you cannot op-out, and even if you have not paid your premiums for a long time you are still covered. I think the main problem for implementing a universal healthcare system in the US is funding. Not everyone is willing to pay more direct or indirect taxes, or reduce and re-route spending in other sectors such as Defense towards healthcare. Just my opinion...
  8. I usually disagree with the Pimp in most things but I must agree on this one. The Canadian health care system is government-funded and costs Canadians roughly 10-11% of their GDP (Gross Domestic Product), pretty much like the Swedish health care system. Both systems allow the private sector to "co-exist" -"compete"would be the wrong term- usually to allow "important people" to jump the cue (Politicians, hockey players, radiologists in Alberta and such :-), other than that the services and level or care are pretty much the same....And yes, we are amused by the media hype south of the border, because its all -in my not always humble opinion- a matter of cash, or if you want, wealth redistribution. cheers
  9. same here
  10. I think you got drunk Google and it started working pretty darn well if you ask me beeech lol
  11. Welcome to the forums and happy b-day
  12. Holly cow Google, is that the way the healthcare system works in Romania? Budman might need some counselling you beeech lol
  13. Not for me, I'm more interested in SIN city :-)
  14. Hey Gorilla, if you are doing a new version of "Dinners, Drives-ins and Dives" you are fucked! Guy Fieri is 45 and will die at 48 of a heath attack, stay away from junk food bud lol
  15. Lol, yes, but we all know that those "wins" don't last very long
  16. Yes, they won 6-2 and they are playing the banner game on Sunday, The other team is pretty tough, so I'll keep my fingers crossed Boo-Yaa
  17. Thanks, he is 11, turning 12 in September, but he is the tallest in his team. Most of his teammates are 12 or 13 years old.
  18. Thanks Bart, I just told him he would have to score another hat-trick this coming Sunday to get all the goodies, otherwise i will cook some pasta and make sure he is FULL before we go to the game :-)
  19. lol
  20. Just the heads up Dean. "Lola Blow-ya" is Google's nick on Facebook, so if you have her as a friend block the beeech
  21. Joe Jr. had an important hockey game on the weekend, his team had to win by 3 or more goals to make the finals or "the banner game". I tried to challenge and inspire Jr to score , so I promised I would take him to the Canucks-Red Wings game if he scored at least a hat-trick. Well, he scored one goal on the fist period, one on the second and a took a beautiful slap shot with 8 seconds left to complete the hat-trick. I was pretty happy and went YES!! after he completed the hat-trick followed by a mental "oh fuck!!"...when I realized I had to deliver on my promise haha. Well, I just spent a small fortune and got ourselves some tickets for March 16, when Detroit will be in town. Moral of the story: be careful with the things you promise your kids, because you never know ...
  22. Most Canadians are nice BB, not just Larsin, an exception might be Budman, but for the most part we are ALL very nice people, lol. What version of windows are you running and what's your mb? (Tell Bama to get you a new PC for your b-day) :-)
  23. Most Canadians are nice BB, not just Larsin, an exception might be Budman, but for the most part we are ALL very nice people, lol. What version of windows are you running and what's your mb? cheers Joe
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