You are in Ontario? I am sure you have mentioned it, but I can't remember these things.
shareyes - Etobicoke in west Toronto
shareLeafs fan? I mean we are Canadian, aren't we supposed to talk aboot hockey?
shareI grew up a Canadiens fan but I am more of a Leafs fan now. Actually I would like to see a Canadian team win the SC.
shareMichael J. Fox eats his back bacon with american ketchup.
shareI am an old woman named after my mother
My old man is another child that's grown old
If dreams were lightning thunder was desire
This old house would have burnt down a long time ago
You will be there very soon, hownos.
😎
ask me another presidential trivia question
shareUS Presidents that were assassinated?
shareWhat do urine samples and Canadian beer have in common?
[spoiler] The taste! [/spoiler]
I thought Canadian beer was stronger than American beer ???
shareI'm sure some is.
We have thousands of new craft breweries popping up all over.
I can guarantee that beer is stronger.
I'm talking real beer not Bud and Miller and all that crap.
Canadian beer is stronger
http://www.flask.com/is-canadian-beer-really-stronger/#.Wm0Yi_mnHIU
OK, you're talking more alcohol content.
I was talking flavor.
On an average it may be true that Canadian beer is stronger.
The beers that bars carry.
Most bars don't carry what I drink.
I'll give this one ...but barely.
All I know is most guys in Canada call Budweiser 'piss'
shareIt's because it is piss.
So is most of the popular american beer.
It's a joke.
It's beer flavored water. It's disgusting.
That's why there's so many craft breweries opening.
It's take a big bite of "big beer".
same here in canada - the molsons and labatts are losing market share like crazy
shareSad thing here is so much "american beer" that
isn't even owned by an american company.
Same with american whisky.
Sad state of affairs.
Dutch bock beer is the way to go, folks!
shareI know you're not talking about Amstel or Heineken.