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| Galeron |
Vitamin C About to be Made Illegal in Canada!Vitamin C About to be Made Illegal in Canada!http://articles.mercola.com/sites...-illegal-in-canada.aspx?source=nl Not related to vitamin C ban, but good site for us US residents to browse: http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php --- Edited (sorry, not "vitamin D ban", "vitamin C ban" |
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| adwred |
It would be a vitamin D ban, too, Jason. That's the scary thing. Everything!
I've already signed a petition and sent it on, but I'm not sure most Canadians are even aware of this, yet and won't be until it's too late. |
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| Galeron |
I heard at another forum that the vitamin C portion of the bill has already been passed. Does anybody know anything about this? | ||
| adwred |
Vitamin C is not illegal here. It's still available everwhere. | ||
| Galeron |
Thanks, Red  Are you thinking of possibly stockpiling (even though I know you're not crazy about supplements)?
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| adwred |
No. There's no way I could afford to stockpile and if things go right, this won't even be passed, anyway. | ||
| Dustyboy |
You could smuggle it across the boarder or even better you could set up some grow lights (I know you have them Red) and grow some illegal oranges.
"Where you boys headed?" "Canada sir, we were going to get some french fries and gravey." "Canada hunh? Almost made it. Do you smell that Rabit?" "Fear" |
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| Dustyboy |
So uhhh french fries and gravey, is that a Canadian thing I guess? | ||
| adwred |
Don't they do that in the U.S.?? | ||
| adwred |
In Canada, the most common toppings for fries are ketchup, white vinegar, gravy, mayo or to be eaten as poutine (gravy and fresh cheese curd). I though fries and gravy were pretty common, though, elsewhere, too. | ||
| Dustyboy |
Not around here. | ||
| Dustyboy |
Lets see.... what do we do here that is weird? | ||
| Dustyboy |
incest | ||
| adwred |
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| Carnation |
Where my dad's family is from in Louisiana, they have "boo fries," which are fries with beef and gravy. I'm guessing the origin is "boeuf frites." | ||
| Dustyboy |
My parents though I was strange because I hate sea food period. And I don't care tea of any sort or watermelon. | ||
| Dustyboy |
I like hush puppies, that sea food right? | ||
| Dustyboy |
"boeuf frites."
hmmmmmm is that french? |
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| Dustyboy |
Louisiana, don't they eat rats there. I think they call then Neutra or something. 
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| Dustyboy |
I've got it! Frog legs. I bet ya don't eat those in Canada. | ||
| Dustyboy |
I ate like five frog legs once when I was a kid because I thought they were chicken legs. Yuck! They were good at the time but still. | ||
| Carnation |
Nutria, the giant swamp rat. Tasty. | ||
| adwred |
They're not a common thing, but I've had them. But yeah, you hardly see them around, now that I think of it! | ||
| Carnation |
I made frog legs for the boys just last week. I think they taste more like fish than chicken. | ||
| Dustyboy |
Carnation, I knew it, I knew it, I knew it. I knew you were going to say that. You little rat eating minx. | ||
| Carnation |
Rodents are tasty. Squirrel meat is my favorite. Isn't that a rodent? | ||
| Dustyboy |
You have a lot of beavers in Canada eh? Ever eat one? Maybe just the tail? Do they sell beaver tails there, I bet they would make a good weapon. | ||
| Dustyboy |
O.k. Carnation a little truth or dare here. Have you ever had dog or cat meat. TELL THE TRUTH! | ||
| Carnation |
Dare. | ||
| Dustyboy |
I KNEW IT!! Is nothing sacred??? 
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| Dustyboy |
Do lure children to your ginger bread house so you can roast them in the oven too? 
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| adwred |
When you eat what's called a beaver tail, here, you're eating a big flat doughnut. OMG they're good, though. | ||
| Dustyboy |
O.k., o.k. I am trying to compose myself here. Which was it? Hmmmmm the dog or the cat? Both perhaps? | ||
| Carnation |
Such an imagination! Are you trying for the "King of Derailment" title again? | ||
| adwred |
Dusty, you've probably eaten cat or dog, too and just don't know it. 
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| Dustyboy |
This is a safe place, tell uncle Dusty how you prepared spot for dinner or was it beef jerk? Errrrr dog jerk? Or perhaps a friendly neighbor offered you a slice of their late Bulldog. | ||
| Dustyboy |
I am sure that I have, and I am sure I enjoyed it as well. And I would try it if cook properly. | ||
| Dustyboy |
An animal is an animal for the most part. Really what is the difference between raising a pig and slaughtering it and raising a dog for its tasty meat. | ||
| Dustyboy |
You could hunt dog meat in you neighbor hood like some people do for bors or deer. | ||
| Dustyboy |
What is the best cut of dog meat I wonder? Maybe a Grey hound tenderlion or perhaps a basket of spicy Yorki wings. 
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| adwred |
OK, spicy Yorkie wings made me laugh.
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| Dustyboy |
O.k. back to the fries. Poughtein as you call it. We eat our fries with ketchup or at the very worst chili and cheese, the way God intended it. | ||
| barb0324 |
My daughter used to dunk her FF in her Frosty at Wendy's ... I thought that was pretty weird? 
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| Dustyboy |
Or is it Poutein, either way the spell check rejects it. Probably because it has tasted it You know I am an easy going guy and in my day to day life I try not to upset anyone and it disturbs me the things I say to people I have not even met in real life. I love you guys though you have to know that right? Puppy chow, back me up on this one.
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| Dustyboy |
In her Frosty hunh, well if you consider the sugar in ketchup or catchup for the Canadian among us, it is not so strange. I like to dip mine in the honey mustard they give you at Popeye's. | ||
| adwred |
I'll have you know, we say ketchup. And who says catsup?? Or is that just a spelling thing? | ||
| Dustyboy |
I thought thats what people up north said. And Canada being very north I just assumed. Hoser. | ||
| adwred |
Oh, now I understand, Yank. | ||
| Dustyboy |
Hey cool pic by the way did you draw that? | ||
| adwred |
No, I created it at bitstrips.com. Super fun - you should try it! | ||
| Dustyboy |
I think I will. 
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| Dustyboy |
Mine sucks, yours actually kinda looks like your picture. Mine was not even close. | ||
| adwred |
It takes practice! | ||
| Dustyboy |
I am trying some other sites but I am on this stupid mac and none of the sites support it. | ||
| Carnation |
My dad says catsup. He has the strangest accent. Instead of bush, he says booosh. He says worsher instead of washer. When he talks about collar, I have a hard time trying to figure out what he's talking about, until I remember he means color. |
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| adwred |
My boss says 'worsher'!! (The one who is always saying 'fustrated') Why is that? What causes that?? She's from Vancouver for God's sake! I don't get it.
My dad has a funny accent, but he's from Scotland, so it's sort of explained. He says 'brakefast' instead of breakfast. |
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| Carnation |
Does your dad also say "wakey wakey?" I had a scottish flatmate when I lived in england, who used to burst into my room every morning and exclaim that. He was so freaking hot, loads of beautiful curly hair... snap out of it, girl! | ||
| adwred |
Yes, he said 'wakey wakey'. He also used to say 'Don't hang around like a bad smell'. Scottish people are really against laziness, apparently.
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