What is the easiest way to smuggle a Canadian across the border and keep her in the US? Do I need a book on the care and feeding of a Canadian? Does a Canadian melt if exposed to climates beneath the 49th parallel? And what’s the big deal all aboot, anyway?
Canadians are surprisingly resilient beings and are adept at blending in to the Merkin way of life.
The easiest way to smuggle a Canadian across the border is to walk her across as if she was an American. You must train her on US etiquette though. For example:[ul]
[li]She is not to say, “Thank you.” She must now say, “Uh huh” or “You bet.”[/li][li]She must learn that it isn’t ‘Liberal’ or ‘Conservative’, it’s ‘Democrat’ and ‘Republican’.[/li][li]Smarties are no longer made with chocolate. They are now those crappy little chalk like candy that kids in Canada get for Halloween and immediacy throw away when they get home.[/li][li]Pop should be referred to as ‘soda’.[/li][li]Chocolate bars are called candy bars.[/li][/ul]This list is longer, but those are the basic ‘must blend in’ rules.
No special care is needed for Canadians, but you had better make sure that you have a way to get her some Tim Horton’s. (Look what happened to poor Ginger Of The North)
And lastly, Canadian women to not melt. They are called “Ice Queens” for a reason.
Which would win in a fight, the Enterprise or a Star Destroyer?
When picking ones nose, is it more mannerly to eat the boogers straight away without looking at them, or should you examine them first and THEN eat them? Or should you put them in a box and save them until you get home?
It means “basketball”, but only written BY a Kwyjibo.
There is, but it is an ‘underground’ sort of thing. (Meet me behind the building, in the dumpster next to the old homeless guy, and I will fill you in.)
Cat toys vary in size and shape, but I think it would be safe to go with the assumption that an average cat toy is 2” by 2”. (This all considers the fact that they are lightly used.)
I with that I would be 132 lightly used cat toys tall.