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Man driving the 401 all across Canada is fuckin' looooooooong but so worth it. We took back roads and visited little towns, shops and such. OH I saw the Teepee, alright, I saw the TEEPEE!!! Prairies are something else. Lots a farms lemme tell ya *Chews on straw*.

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Originally posted by Frenchie Man driving the 401 all across Canada is fuckin' looooooooong but so worth it. We took back roads and visited little towns, shops and such. OH I saw the Teepee, alright, I saw the TEEPEE!!! Prairies are something else. Lots a farms lemme tell ya *Chews on straw*.

Aw geeze not the Medicine Hat teepee?

The Elm Creek Fire Hydrant > *

Yeah, well we have the biggest picnic basket in the world. So top that.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Yeah, well we have the biggest picnic basket in the world. So top that.

I'll see you your picnic basket ( FUCK YA THAT'S AWESOME ) and raise you the tallest free standing structure in the world, for now.

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Originally posted by Frenchie for now.

Haha, enjoy it while it lasts!



Fun fact: When I was 7, I went up in the CN Tower, and my dad pointed down to the Skydome because the Blue Jays were playing (and the Twinkies had just beat them in the playoffs the year before, hellz yeah!). Anyway, I noticed that the tower leans... and nearly fainted. Ever since I've suffered from mild vertigo with sharp drops.

Cor Version:
Canada is to blame for my serious affliction.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Haha, enjoy it while it lasts! Fun fact: When I was 7, I went up in the CN Tower, and my dad pointed down to the Skydome because the Blue Jays were playing (and the Twinkies had just beat them in the playoffs the year before, hellz yeah!). Anyway, I noticed that the tower leans... and nearly fainted. Ever since I've suffered from mild vertigo with sharp drops. Cor Version: Canada is to blame for my serious affliction.

LOL!!!

For some reason, this really made me laugh.

The CN tower sways in the wind... it's pretty freaky shit when you're in it.

I have only been up it once, and I cried the entire way up the elevator. I was seriously shitting myself.

A friend of mine recently was taken up in a plane (her BF is a pilot), and he proposed to her while they were flying around the CN tower.

I love the USA because it is the leaders of the free world.

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Originally posted by Theresa The CN tower sways in the wind... it's pretty freaky shit when you're in it. I have only been up it once, and I cried the entire way up the elevator. I was seriously shitting myself.

Before the CN Tower (I always thought it was the CNN Tower for some reason), I used to love amusement parks. Afterwards, I went on the roller coaster at the mall of america with my uncle, which has to rank as one of the lamest coasters ever (after all, it's inside), and the whole way up the first hill I was repeating "oh my God I don't wanna die" over and over and over and over again.

Now I can go on rollercoasters again, but it took a long time to build my tolerance for heights back up! Tall buildings still freak me out though.

I LOVE the CN tower.

When My moms husband was 11 they were building the CN tower and his class got to put their names on this certain piece that went on the top. Pretty neat.

I was in it last summer and told my friend while we were looking over the water, " You know the building leans over and moves in the wind right?" She slaps me,lol!! ( It was a VERY WINDY day )

We got the "Total Experience" so it's like line by-pass to the security check. I think I went up and down the elevator 6 times. With 6 different ear poppin' experience.

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Originally posted by Frenchie I LOVE the CN tower. When My moms husband was 6 they were building the CN tower and his class got to put their names on this certain piece that went on the top. Pretty neat.

Hah! My grade 3 teacher got to put his name on it too!

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Originally posted by Frenchie I LOVE the CN tower. I think I went up and down the elevator 6 times. With 6 different ear poppin' experience.

::throws up::

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Originally posted by jennypie Hah! My grade 3 teacher got to put his name on it too!

*He was 11, I dunno why I said 6. maybe because it was built in 1976

Sears Tower > CN Tower

I am indifferent towards my country.

Unpatriotic FTW!

I LOVE MY COUNTRY BECAUSE EVERYONE LOVES PERIOD SECKS

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Originally posted by clubamerica I love the USA because it is the leaders of the free world.

yeah yeah of course, but this same "free" country trying to liberate the world has some shambolic policies including not giving true freedom of speech to people, eg on televsiion, the fcc etc. America is not as good as some of you may think it is, I have nothing against people being patriotic towards it, but for reasons which you can back up

I love england because:

Proximity to so many beautiful countries, spain, greece, cyprus, scandinavia.

The gulf stream keeps our climate warmish in winter

There are some beautiful places and some lovely countryside to explore

Best country for musical diversity in the world.

Our rivalries with other sporting nations, be it australia, the west indies & south africa in cricket, germany, france and italy in football.

The strength of our currency (Almost 2 dollars to �1) making travelling an affordable experience.

Because whilst we were once world leaders, we've given the freedoms back to those countries who formed the commenwealth with us.

We nearly ruled most the world, taught the natives a proper lesson they brought sticks and stones we brought cannons and rifles.

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Originally posted by tubularbills uhm, i have free health care too

Same. Unionized workers!!

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