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With the exchange rate as it is, plus the ridiculously bad currency conversion fees on most credit cards, just add 45 - 50% to the USD price and that's roughly what you're going to be paying in CDN.
Post edited February 13, 2016 by MikeMaximus
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HereForTheBeer: We just call them Scooby Dollars.
Actualy, the real slang is even weirder. Unofficialy it's called the Canadian loonie or loonies
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tinyE: What I don't get is how Canada can have it's own currency when it's not even a real country. ;P
elaborate.
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tinyE: What I don't get is how Canada can have it's own currency when it's not even a real country. ;P
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johnnygoging: elaborate.
It was a joke Sir. :P I picked it up from The Onion.

http://www.theonion.com/article/perky-canada-has-own-government-laws-19927

I apologize of I offended anyone.
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johnnygoging: elaborate.
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tinyE: It was a joke Sir. :P I picked it up from The Onion.

http://www.theonion.com/article/perky-canada-has-own-government-laws-19927

I apologize of I offended anyone.
I wish you wouldn't spread lies and nonense. That article is complete fabrication.

We don't have a military.

the idea. sheesh.
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tinyE: It was a joke Sir. :P I picked it up from The Onion.

http://www.theonion.com/article/perky-canada-has-own-government-laws-19927

I apologize of I offended anyone.
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johnnygoging: I wish you wouldn't spread lies and nonense. That article is complete fabrication.

We don't have a military.

the idea. sheesh.
That is something I actually won't joke about. Canada played a huge part in storming the beaches at Normandy. That's a place in history no one can take from them.
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tinyE: That is something I actually won't joke about. Canada played a huge part in storming the beaches at Normandy. That's a place in history no one can take from them.
Not to mention the huge part we played in World War I, and in the Korean War.
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bingo44: snip
Canadian money is on here. You just have to scroll down to M for monopoly money to see it.

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rampancy: snip
Canada is capable of violence. They're just triggered by things like opposing hockey teams, and this type of thing doesn't get any documentation from the news because it's expected behavior.
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bingo44: snip
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MaximumBunny: Canadian money is on here. You just have to scroll down to M for monopoly money to see it.

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rampancy: snip
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MaximumBunny: Canada is capable of violence. They're just triggered by things like opposing hockey teams, and this type of thing doesn't get any documentation from the news because it's expected behavior.
Point of order! In the history of the NHL only four teams that led the league in penalty minutes went on to win the Stanley Cup, and they were ALL from the States! :P

And BTW the 1st ever pro hockey team was in the States. In fact it was fifty miles down the road from me.
Post edited February 18, 2016 by tinyE
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MaximumBunny: Canada is capable of violence. They're just triggered by things like The Toronto Maple Leafs sucking harder than a bad Jenna James porno, and this type of thing doesn't get any documentation from the news because it's expected behavior.
T, FTFY.

;)
Post edited February 18, 2016 by rampancy
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johnnygoging: I wish you wouldn't spread lies and nonense. That article is complete fabrication.

We don't have a military.

the idea. sheesh.
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tinyE: That is something I actually won't joke about. Canada played a huge part in storming the beaches at Normandy. That's a place in history no one can take from them.
Part of me thinks all that civilized behavior and constant apologizing is just one big smoke screen. In fact, Canada probably has dozens of crack infantry divisions hiding in the woods, ready to invade the USA on a moment's notice... ready to march down here and make us all watch hockey and put the Queen of England back on our currency.
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johnnygoging: We don't have a military.

the idea. sheesh.
Oh yeah? Then how do you explain <span class="bold">this guy</span>? :p


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tinyE: That is something I actually won't joke about. Canada played a huge part in storming the beaches at Normandy. That's a place in history no one can take from them.
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rampancy: Not to mention the huge part we played in World War I, and in the Korean War.
<i>In Flanders Fields</i> came out of WWI. It's still one of my favorite poems, and something I don't joke about either.
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johnnygoging: We don't have a military.

the idea. sheesh.
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TwoHandedSword: Oh yeah? Then how do you explain <span class="bold">this guy</span>? :p
That is indeed a good soldier. But who's the guy dressed in red standing next to him?
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ZFR: That is indeed a good soldier. But who's the guy dressed in red standing next to him?
That's not fair! You've got a rock! All I have is this machine gun. Oh mother of pearl, here comes another one!
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johnnygoging: I wish you wouldn't spread lies and nonense. That article is complete fabrication.

We don't have a military.

the idea. sheesh.
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tinyE: That is something I actually won't joke about. Canada played a huge part in storming the beaches at Normandy. That's a place in history no one can take from them.
Well excuse me for trying to be a sport! Sor-ry!

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tinyE: That is something I actually won't joke about. Canada played a huge part in storming the beaches at Normandy. That's a place in history no one can take from them.
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Emob78: Part of me thinks all that civilized behavior and constant apologizing is just one big smoke screen. In fact, Canada probably has dozens of crack infantry divisions hiding in the woods, ready to invade the USA on a moment's notice... ready to march down here and make us all watch hockey and put the Queen of England back on our currency.
Actually in truth most Canadians don't really care for the monarchy. We don't have that sort of cultural commonality with England. There is still affinity for England itself and a lot of British culture but not really any particular interest in the monarchy. As for the hockey bit.. well...