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Edited by irishfreak:
2/10/2015 10:51:32 AM
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I'm a Canadian Ama
For anyone who isn't familiar with this thing called the interweb highway it stands for "ask me anything"
[spoiler]hehe desticle now knows how it feels[/spoiler]
Edit: eh
Edit: Thanks BryceJonathan for helping out with the thread!
Edit 300+ holy shot this did a lot better then if I posted it in off topic
Edit: 500!!! That's like a shit ton of beers...
Edit: Finally 700!!! Although this is mostly dead is like to point out that not one person cared that this wasn't in off topic... So yea good for you guys! Also I'm flattered that 76 people like me enough to follow me... The only problem is now whenever I think of something to post I get really anxious that people did people will think "why the hell did I follow this guy??"
Thanks to sirREGINALD the -blam!-er posts more on this thread then anybody else and he's pretty funny :P
Anyway... If we could get 900 I will be so happy I'll do a dare voted on by you guys and grills... As long as it's the most voted and not EXTREMELY Bad like eating shit or -blam!- I'll do it... Keep warm and don't let the frostbite bite ;)
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4 RepliesEdited by Brokenspade: 2/9/2015 6:52:12 AMCanadian beard facts part 3 Canadian beards are sturdy enough, they can be used to debark a tree. A full Canadian beard has the same tensil strength as 200 thread count flannel. When a Canadian beard and it's closest cousin, the Viking long beard, comes within 50 feet of each other they will begin to hum at 27 hertz. Science has no explanation as to why. A Canadian beard can break down and devour a pancake in .37 seconds. Canadian beards intimidate sea otters. The most ancient Canadian beards, or silverchins as they are most commonly known. Can sense the onset of a hockey brawl several second before, even the most attentive of, referees.
