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Robert Prowse 06-24-2007 02:08 AM

Go Black
 
26 to 21 :D
Is New Zealand the best or what?

Richard Prowse 06-25-2007 04:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robert Prowse (Post 5186)
26 to 21 :D
Is New Zealand the best or what?

Yes, we are.

Richard Prowse 06-26-2007 04:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robert Prowse (Post 5239)
Is it still called that?

No, it's called 'rich people with boats'!
WGAF!

Robert Prowse 08-08-2007 04:47 AM

We lost!!!
 
After the New Zealand people spending $30 million we lost to another New Zealand captain!

Richard Prowse 08-14-2007 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Robert Prowse (Post 5927)
After the New Zealand people spending $30 million we lost to another New Zealand captain!

I didn't want to put my hand in my pocket for the rich boys. Children's cancer would have been a better cause.
Bring back Dennis Connor! At least he told the NZ designer where to go!

Richard Prowse 10-02-2007 01:32 PM

Things are quiet in Canada since Invercargill became so popular.

Richard Prowse 10-03-2007 12:33 AM

What's the northern most city in Canada? I wonder if they have wide streets?

Richard Prowse 10-24-2007 06:05 PM

Up here (Canada)
It's cold and I don't feel like playing my bass because my fingers don't want to move properly. I'll buy some fingerless gloves tomorrow.
I saw a polar bear today just outside Totonto. Toronto is a nice city, but very cold. There are a lot of Eskimos living in Toronto. Back in New Zealand we used to have a chocolate covered ice cream called an Eskimo Pie. They were simple but nice. I thank the Eskimo people for bringing me this little pleasure. I find it hard to imagine Eskimos eating much ice cream. I don't know why really. Maybe they do. I think they probably eat more fish. It must be hard cooking fish in the snow. I think that this is why a lot of Eskimos are now moving to Toronto. Even though I find Toronto cold, it probably seems warmer to them. I'm getting to really like the Eskimo people. I might speak to one soon. I assume that they speak Eskimo. I'll go to a bookshop and find a book that teaches you Eskimo.
Eskimo for beginners.
I know this much:

"Ooga" means "Good day"
and
"Eega" means "Good night".
They probably have a lot of names for fish. I don't mean for the different species. I mean for fish in general. They probably have quite a few ways of saying,
"Jesus, it's cold!"
Ah, yes, Eskimos are interesting people. I wonder if they have their own folk songs? Do they have their own instruments? They'd be instruments that are easy to play when your hands are cold.

Richard Prowse 10-25-2007 01:05 AM

Warm Places:
 
Jamaica
Various deserts around the world
Kartoum
The Transvaal
Egypt
Afghanistan (not the biscuits)
Brazil
The South Pole (on a really freekish day when the sun is shining on the snow)
Unknown and yet undiscovered places in space


not Canada

Ken Smith 10-25-2007 03:19 PM

warm places...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Prowse (Post 7325)
Jamaica
Various deserts around the world
Kartoum
The Transvaal
Egypt
Afghanistan (not the biscuits)
Brazil
The South Pole (on a really freekish day when the sun is shining on the snow)
Unknown and yet undiscovered places in space


not Canada


The Kitchen!

Richard Prowse 10-25-2007 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Ken Smith (Post 7329)
The Kitchen!

Sorry to contradict you Ken, but they have very cold kitchens in Canada.

Richard Prowse 10-26-2007 09:51 PM

Why don't Canada and the USA amalgamate?
 
I've been thinking about this for quite a while now. In reality the border between these two countries is just a line drawn on a map. There would be lots of advantages if this merger were to take place. Here are some:
  • Former USA citizens could get cheaper snow ploughs because former Canada made heaps of these.
  • Former USA citizens could visit places like Toronto and Waterloo without needing to cross a border.
  • Former Canadian citizens could establish line dancing clubs.
  • The new flag could be like the old Canadian one, which is easier for children to draw, except the leaf bit would have to be simplified.
  • Former Canadian citizens would now live in a country with better basketball teams and wouldn't need to watch that silly ice hockey game.
  • The new combined country could have a new fancier name like 'Sparkle' or 'Razzle Dazzle' or 'Yes!".
  • The capital of the new country could be Waterloo, where it is cooler and politicians wouldn't get so worked up because it would be too cold.
  • There would be a bigger coastline for the coastguard to patrol, resulting in more jobs.
  • In former USA the North would become part of the South, so old Civil War divisions could finally be put to rest.
  • Illegal immigrants from Mexico would have far longer to walk to get to the north of the new country; they would see this as being too far and would be more inclined to stay at home.
  • There would be more states to compete with each other on the sporting field.
  • Now that cowboy and indian films are not as popular as they used to be, there would be a new genre available: Cowboys and Eskimos.

Richard Prowse 11-11-2007 01:01 AM

Silly decisons 1
 
I must admit that I'm back in New Zealand but;
I was about to take a shower and (would you believe it?) there was a spider on the shower nozzle standing right in front of where the water comes out when the shower is turned on!
In my opinion (IMO - Ken's Corner speak) this spider, on this particular day, made a very bad decision that would have a severe impact on the rest of his life.
Are spiders in Canada this silly? I suppose they would wear protective clothing to keep out the cold, so they would appear bigger.
What happens to a spider after it disappears down the plug hole? Maybe there are 'special forces' spiders down there who rescue them. I hope so.
Good luck, silly spider.

Richard Prowse 11-11-2007 06:04 AM

Thoughts about Canada:
 
  • I can't imagine flies in Canada (yes, I do know about snow flies).
  • If polar bears migrated south, would they be able to change colour?
  • Is there such a thing as the Arctic Symphony Orchestra?
  • Would Canadians still enjoy ice hockey if their country had a warm climate?
  • What part did Canada play in the American Civil War? Did they even give a ****?
  • Was Nanook of the North a Canadian citizen and why did he really need the 'of the North' title if he was an Eskimo?
  • Do Canadians keep pets like cats and dogs, or do they just have otters?
  • The old phrase 'a mounty always gets his man' doesn't work so well in our modern society.
  • Does Canada have its own culture or are they just cold Americans?

Mark Mazurek 11-11-2007 10:07 AM

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The old phrase 'a mounty always gets his man' doesn't work so well in our modern society.
Seems just as valid as ever...

http://fredferg.blogs.com/travelog/i...unty_pride.jpg

Richard Prowse 11-11-2007 12:52 PM

Real mounties?
Yes, and the pope secretly wears women's undies!

Richard Prowse 11-18-2007 11:39 PM

Speed bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing,
Over the seas to Canada.
Carry the lad who's born to be king,
Over the seas to Canada.

Richard Prowse 11-18-2007 11:40 PM

Poll:
How many Canadians are members of Ken's Corner?

Richard Prowse 11-18-2007 11:40 PM

What? None?

Richard Prowse 11-20-2007 01:20 PM

I think Stan Haskins might be Canadian.
Does anybody know for sure?


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