Seriously, Barenaked Ladies should be considered a war crime.

They did. They also taught us about this as well:

"Hmmm...you know what my country is missing? Bland coffee made by a mediocre defenseman."

"Canadian Bacon" is bullshit. It's HAM. You can't handle real bacon.

Beer. Your beer sucks. (Except for Unibroue but only the moderately manly Quebecois can handle Maudite occasionally). Don't get me started on your whiskey. There isn't a single decent Canadian whiskey and you fuckers had years during the Prohibition to get it right.

And another sinkhole has mysteriously been created...this time in Toronto.

Canada Post delivers.

That ref should lose her job for costing Canada the zone there.

Weird. If you go up an down you get USOUTBYFRI. Not sure what that means.

"Zero."

So it's the school's fault he was too stupid to flop on the ground in agony before the wrestler even touched him? I thought you said he was a soccer player.

I believe he was attempting a California Roll.

First Cuban Player: "Holy shit. Did he hit him?"

Someone called him a "teabagger", huh? Well, if there's one thing I've learned, it's that sexual harassment is not okay. He should probably file a complaint.

Because it's so much better to let your family starve and be homeless in order to remain ideologically pure than to get a job at a Union shop.

If her day to day experiences are anything like her posts, it is no wonder that men treat her like shit. Ye gods.

Actually, I did reply to what was said, but despite getting several recommendations, it does not appear, presumably because she dismissed it. So here is my reply to her again:

Okay, what I got from your comment was that bogartcat's judgement on whether men are/are not as critical as women think they are was incorrect, and that you think that they are homogenous creeps and are assholes in general. I disagree. I believe that men are not as critical of women's bodies as women themselves are.…

I worked as an exotic dancer for a couple of years (and you can tell how long ago this was because that was what we were called, rather than strippers). And you know what I learned? That most men truly don't give a damn about most of this stuff.