Thread: NOTICE: THE list

Originally Posted by daWoods

Cold air from Alaska, mixing with hot air from Texas (or farther south), then using the jet stream to move to the East coast, picking up more warm air from Washington on the way. Be realistic. Nothing comes from Canada, except most of your oil imports.

Joe....you're not saying that Neal is full of "hot air" are you????? Accurate or not, probably not polite!

Originally Posted by Quiltsalad

Joe....you're not saying that Neal is full of "hot air" are you????? Accurate or not, probably not polite!

No ma'am. One thing we Canadians know about is politeness, which would make me say "I'm sorry you're full of hot air!".

Originally Posted by daWoods

No ma'am. One thing we Canadians know about is politeness, which would make me say "I'm sorry you're full of hot air!".

How true, my son in law is Canadian and he is unfailingly polite when pushing my DH's buttons.

Joe, on the other hand, does not mind pushing buttons.

Originally Posted by nealberk

Joe, on the other hand, does not mind pushing buttons.

But it's always done politely. Sorry, eh?

I can just see the SAC (Strategic Air Command) in Canada and the person who has the responsibility to push the red "launch nuclear weapons" button. He would probably be very apologetic about it when he pushes the button. Heck, Canada probably doesn't even have a button like that.

Originally Posted by nealberk

I can just see the SAC (Strategic Air Command) in Canada and the person who has the responsibility to push the red "launch nuclear weapons" button. He would probably be very apologetic about it when he pushes the button. Heck, Canada probably doesn't even have a button like that.

Hard to launch something you don't have.

Oh Canada, eh!

Originally Posted by Copper10-8

Oh Canada, eh!

That is one of the most incredible snow sculptures I have ever seen!

Originally Posted by nealberk

That is one of the most incredible snow sculptures I have ever seen!

Took the guy in the cockpit months to do it!