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6 comments:
Canada has their own embassy?!
I thought they just got a closet in the basement of the US Embassy.
Yep! We have our own money, our own flag, and starting next year...
High Schools!
Congratulations! You know you've made it (or seriously 퍽드어프) when someone in your embassy takes notice.
Wow! There you were, just two stories below Yuna Kim! Nice picture, too, by the way. I like the analogy of ocean waves. Bet, in your plans to be a novel writer, you never thought you'd be famous first as a blogger!
You guys have your own currency? When did they allow states to have independent currency... Canada lucky 51.
It's because we have oil. And Pamela Anderson. Supplying NHL players used to give us a lot of extra bargaining power, too, but these days that doesn't count for much. We're trying to get Canadian kids interested in Nascar instead of ice hockey, to regain our leverage.
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