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  1. Times have changed
    Our kids are getting worse
    They won’t obey their parents
    They just want to fart and curse!
    Should we blame the government?
    Or blame society?
    Or should we blame the images on TV?
    No, blame Canada
    Blame Canada
    With all their beady little eyes
    And flappin’ heads so full of lies
    Blame Canada
    Blame Canada
    We need to form a full assault
    It’s Canada’s fault!
    Don’t blame me
    For my son Stan
    He saw the darn cartoon
    And now he’s off to join the Klan!
    And my boy Eric once
    Had my picture on his shelf
    But now when I see him he tells me to f*** myself!
    Well, blame Canada
    Blame Canada
    It seems that everything’s gone wrong
    Since Canada came along
    Blame Canada
    Blame Canada
    They’re not even a real country anyway
    My son could’ve been a doctor or a lawyer rich and true,
    Instead he burned up like a piggy on the barbecue
    Should we blame the matches?
    Should we blame the fire?
    Or the doctors who allowed him to expire?
    Heck no!
    Blame Canada
    Blame Canada
    With all their hockey hullabaloo
    And that bitch Anne Murray too
    Blame Canada
    Shame on Canada
    For…
    The smut we must stop
    The trash we must bash
    The Laughter and fun
    Must all be undone
    We must blame them and cause a fuss
    Before somebody thinks of blaming uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus

  2. Thank you for the best laugh ever. My Ivy League Canadian boyfriend and I have quite the laugh at your trite (is that too big of a word for you) and pedestrian American blog. The civil country to your north (That’s above you, we have seen the US education scores.) once was attacked by the Americans and I point out that you gun lovers lost that war.

  3. AdorableGirlfriend- When I last checked, your best comedians come down here to work and be successful. It’s like gardening jobs for Mexicans, only a two-drink minimum (instead of a cinco-cervesa minimum before beating up your wife and ten kids in the barrio)
    The only reason comedians bother showing up to Montreal is the lax drug policy. (Well, that and the fact that the younger groupies lie about their age, but Jay Leno’s married now, right?)

  4. NOW HISTORY BUFFS..
    On September 12, while he was still in upper Ohio, news reached him that Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry had annihilated the British fleet on Lake Erie. Harrison occupied Detroit and pushed into Canada, defeating the fleeing British and their Indian allies on the Thames River. The entire region now came under American control.
    Another decisive turn in the war occurred a year later when Commodore Thomas Macdonough won a point-blank gun duel with a British flotilla on Lake Champlain in upper New York. Deprived of naval support, a British invasion force of 10,000 men retreated to Canada. At about the same time, the British fleet was harassing the Eastern seaboard with orders to “destroy and lay waste.” On the night of August 24, 1814, an expeditionary force burst into Washington, D.C., home of the federal government, and left it in flames. President James Madison fled to Virginia. American morale was at an all-time low when the British captured the City of Washington and burned the White House.
    As the war continued, British and American negotiators each demanded concessions from the other. The British envoys decided to concede, however, when they learned of Macdonough’s victory on Lake Champlain. Urged by the Duke of Wellington to reach a settlement, and faced with the depletion of the British treasury due in large part to the heavy costs of the Napoleonic Wars, the negotiators for Great Britain accepted the Treaty of Ghent negotiated in Belgium on December 24, 1814
    Unaware that a peace treaty had been signed, the two sides continued fighting in New Orleans, Louisiana. Led by General Andrew Jackson, the Americans scored the greatest land victory of the war. General Andrew Jackson’s leadership at the Battle of New Orleans changed everything. The battles with British troops at Chalmette on December 28, 1814, and January 1 and 8, 1815, are among the most decisive American military victories in our history.
    Sir George Prevost
    THEN THE BRITISH COMMANDER WAS COURT MARTIALED FOR INCOMPETENCE
    Sir George Prevost
    SACKED , CASHIERED, PUNKED
    BTW, YOU WON NOTHING, YOU WERE NOT EVEN A COUNTRY BACK THEN..
    HAR HAR HAR
    Sir George Prevost
    HAR HAR
    YOUR GLORIOUS LEADER WAS COURTMATIALED AFTER THE WAR
    THE AMERICAN LEADER WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT
    WHY IS THAT?
    JACKSON BECAME US PRESIDENT
    PREVOST WAS SACKED, FIRED, COURT MARTIALED,
    ROTFLMFAO
    CANADIANS ARE IGNORANT HICKS

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