Hahaha! You beat me to it; also it explains why he wasn't shot.

Love reading your comments, Doc.

Not sure whether to laugh, or be slightly offended.... But you're right. :D Also: Someone did this to me as well (crashed on my couch by accident after stumbling on in, in a drunken stupor.) My mother was not impressed. No, she was not. D;

You can't be offended by it if you're Canadian. It violates the laws of nature.

Well aaaactually, 107, to me it came across as saying that Canadians are tutti frutti hippies that make friends with everybody .... Hippies with peace, love, etc and we're too careless to lock our doors or we don't care about the (un-)likelihood of someone robbing our house.... ..... I know that's not what Doc meant ;) Anyway: I lock my doors at night and when no one's home. My mom, however, does not. Plenty of Canadians lock their doors, and plenty don't - probably only the ones who live in rural areas... So not EVERYONE keeps their doors unlocked because we'd love to be best friends with a potential robber, heheh.

Sorry. As usual, sarcasm doesn't translate well to text. I think it's ludicrous to be that trusting, regardless of where you're from. I'm assuming Doc waa being sarcastic as well, but not sure.

99 you should be proud crime rates are so low where you come from :)

True story

Your first like was from me. You're welcome :)

I'd rather be a polite Canadian then an ignorant American. At least if I go to another country they don't want to kick me out. (:

It's pretty ignorant to stereotype americans as ignorant. Not all of us are stupid and fat.

#45, CTFD. I'm not making fun of Canadians for being polite. I admire that!

It's also pretty ignorant to spell ignorant "ignorent". Especially when trying to make a point about ignorence.

45, unless you have dual citizenship, you can't be a polite Canadian, and THEN an "ignarant" American. So, myself not being Canadian, although more or less polite, I shall offer you this short course in grammar: Then: a point in ******* time Than: a ******* comparison You're welcome and have a lovely day!

57/63: I don't see where she misspelled 'ignorant'.... Must have corrected it within 120 seconds after posting it, no? :/.... Also, I agree with her post - but only when we're talking about the people who fit the stereotype (or if we're referencing a specific oerson, etc.) However, There are plenty of people in America that are fat, rude/inconsiderate, "trigger happy" (or they just have a gun... Lol), Yankee doodle dandy, arrogant/loud, undereducated about countries other than their own, etc.... JUST AS there are plenty of Canadians who drink multiple cases of beer a day, constantly watch/participate in hockey, say "Eh" (me, for example! But not with a lame accent) or 'about' as "ABOOT" (only the far easterners, Newfoundland and etc., love maple syrup, and some of us also have *GASP!* traits similar to American stereotypes! (although I'd like to point out that no body actually lives in anything CLOSE to an igloo, and our health care is not "FREE": the parts we -don't- pay for directly are what we pay 15-18% in taxes in Ontario for.) Anyway, I think I've rambled... And lost my point. :D anyway, have a nice day, commenters!

#114, I read that whole thing and now I need a nap. Do you find you often have that effect on people around you? :D

So the US & Canada relationship like us Aussies & kiwis?? Btw, I like canadians, cheers!

My best friend is Canadian :3. He's lovely.

114, 15-18% tax? You must live in niagara and for some reason pay tourist tax lol. It's 13% Ontario wide, changing per province as per state in the U.S.

So true

177 - It's different for every province, isn't it? This is just an ignorant Ontarian talking, but I thought Alberta and maybe BC have higher tax rates. Not entirely sure though...

*you were. You can't even actually use "you're" there.

........ Only for the creators to get sued for being "insensitive" :B

Oh looky, another fella without a head and a shirt...

The homeowners are lucky that a -drunk- is ALL that entered their house that night.