O Canada

[Xelebes]

It's that time of year again!

 

[Antfarmer77]

It's that time of year again!

The "Invasion"?

 

[rgraham666]

Yay us! (I'd insert a smiley waving a Canadian flag here, but I don't have one close to hand and am too lazy to google one up.)

 

[RogueLurker]

Have a good one, eh?

 

[drksideofthemoon]

Who remembers when today was called Dominion Day...

 

[Pure]

three cheers for Canada! true north strong and free!

 

[Antfarmer77]

Who remembers when today was called Dominion Day...

It's not called that anymore??

 

[Xelebes]

Who remembers when today was called Dominion Day...

I certainly wouldn't. Too much of a whippersnapper here to remember such things.

 

[RogueLurker]

Who remembers when today was called Dominion Day...

Vaguely ... I was in junior high when they changed it over. I'm pretty sure my grandmother called it that ... just how old are you drksideofthemoon?

I like the new name ... Dominion Day makes me think there's a sale at the supermarket.

 

[Unsung Muse]

Missing my home and native land, today...
Happy Canada Day!

 

[champagne1982]

O! Canuck Day
Our home and nekkid land --​

http://www.101lifestyle.com/images/celebs/canadian_fox/canadianfox-pics-008.jpg

 

[Antfarmer77]

I like Canada

 

[Harry Leg]

139 yrs old and still looking good

happy birthday canada

 

[Aurora Black]

139 yrs old and still looking good

happy birthday canada

Damn, I thought Canada was older than the States. You really do learn something new every day.

 

[Xelebes]

The name Canada is certainly older than the United States - as it was Samuel de Champlain who coined the name of the northern parts of North America.

 

[maggot420]

Damn, I thought Canada was older than the States. You really do learn something new every day.

we just haven't aged as well i guess

 

[tolyk]

I was hired this year to take photos of the local fireworks display for Canada Day, I had a freaking blast, even though it was raining and I got drenched. I'll be sure to scan in some photos when I get them back.

 

[Zeb_Carter]

The name Canada is certainly older than the United States - as it was Samuel de Champlain who coined the name of the northern parts of North America.

No it wasn't...they put all the letters of alphabet in a hat and had the guy pull them out.

He called them out as he pulled them.

"C eh, N eh, D eh!" and that's how Canada got it's name.

 

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