27 Replies to “The World Needs More Canada”

  3. Wait till Suzookie tries to put a squiggly bulb in it, or unplug that baby with his warming hysterics, oh I forgot, he’ll be leering at the kiddies in the treehouse while stealing their lunch money from their little pockets.

  4. You really need to take a good look at yourself and ask if you’re becoming as bad as those who you focus your hate on with your childish outbursts.
    I don’t agree with Suzuki, Gore, Cameron or the rest of their ilk, but I don’t resort to playground histrionics to express my views.

  5. Canadian ingenuity at it’s very best. It appears to be a house under construction, and that’s a group who know how to innovate.

  6. Suzuki said politicians who do not give in to this green blackmail should be jailed. Look it up.
    “playground histrionics” and mockery is appropriate for such a dangerous fool.

  7. I made the mistake of putting my beer on the window sill to cool it once when I lived in Thunder Bay. It was frozen solid in about ten minutes.

  8. My records indicate I motored of to town on my moto-cyclette on the 22nd. A bit chilly but do-able….even for a senior such as myself.
    Weather ain’t climate……
    For a while last year, it was green here but within 5-10 miles in every direction snow drifts were a feature. Not climate, just equidistance more or less to the Great Lakes…and luck….
    I recall about 6-7 years back, after making my last run to Wisconsin…..having to fire up the diesel to get my car off the road.
    A feature of residing in the “land Between the Lakes”.
    However, I encountered this useful idiot who declared that this was proof positive of global warming. He dismissed my comment that green Christmases are more common than white ones historically….he then went on a rant about polar bears and hirricanes…..The inconvenient truth that a polar bear was tracked swimming 700 miles didn’t fizz on him…..but he had no idea what Hurricane Hazel was……
    Another fella passing by expressed his opinion of the useful idiots knowledge, education, intelligence…..and when the useful idiot did the usual response….furthered his opinion on the useful idiot’s appearance, personal hygene and sexual preferences…..he woulda made a drill sargeant envious…..
    Another passerby, a little old lady, directed the fool to return to his mother’s basement…then invited myself, and the interventionist to join her for coffee….
    My counsel is…speak up….be firm and don’t let the idiots monopolize the debate….or get the last word!

  10. From the rest of the picture, I would have guessed Attiwapiskat, but the ice-box would have required some ingenuity and hard work.

  11. Molson Canadian (remember Joe Dink), Coors Lite, and a couple of other bottles of fairy pee.
    Must have been staged in Trawna…in which case it’s fake snow – because the poor wee things can’t handle 5 inches of the real stuff, let alone 5 feet.

  12. The primary problem with beer fridges of this type is that temperature control is inconsistent. However, next to a heated house door with the insulating properties of the snow, the beer will likely not freeze. Quite an elegant means of keeping the right temperature. Still, I’d be cautious and just keep my tequila and Jagermeister in this model of fridge. Champagne would do well also as the bottles are strong enough not to burst when the champagne freezes inside them.
    Reminds me of an old Russian cartoon from the era of the USSR where the refrigerator repairman had a taken a fridge out to the balcony of a Russian apartment and was explaining to the couple “if you leave the fridge door open all winter it will work perfectly”.

  13. It appears to be a house under construction, and that’s a group who know how to innovate.
    ~North of 60
    Looks like an undeveloped basement walkout on what is probably a finished occupied home to me.
    Concrete cribbed up to lightswitch level is the clue about the basement walkout.

  15. Most of us over the age of six don’t believe in Santa. I don’t participate in an overblown consumerist frenzy where people buy crap they don’t need, with money they don’t have, to get even deeper into debt.
    I observe Christmas for traditional reasons.

  16. North of 60
    “I observe Christmas for traditional reasons.”
    Outstanding!
    In the spirit of Christmas…I propose a toast….
    “To absent comrades……”

  20. The title, “The World Needs More Canada – Like This,” is more appropriate. We certainly don’t need more socialism, more elitist politics, more World’s Moral Super Power crap! Have a Happy New Year! 😎

  22. sasquatch: “Here’s tae us, who’s like us?”
    I hoisted one for your toast. Even I, non-combatant guy, have some absent comrades.
    On a more cheerful note, I must say that this year, for a change, I had a very agreeable Christmas. Because like North of 60 and others, I managed to almost completely dodge the Festival of Mammon for its entire run since Halloween.
    My method is applicable to almost any lifestyle. No cable TV, no radio other than Sirius Satellite (its SO worth it to skip the ads), required shopping done by Intertubes, and most presents made at home. Takes all the annoying crap out of Christmas and leaves you with a few nice, low key family dinners and some time for church if that’s your deal.
    YMMV, but I highly recommend it. If nothing else, your credit card won’t be radioactive.

  25. Of course in this day and age that beer fridge is illegal. Blocking a egress door would bring the wrath of a whole bunch of professional busybodies to your house. And they all feel important enough to force you to live safely.

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