What do you think of the Canadians on PF?

[The Smoking Man]

Canada has to have the whimpiest flag ever. we have stars and stripes that represent our history. mexico has an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake from the aztec legends, but Canada has a leaf?! WTF?

Well, there ARE more trees than people.

I think they should go back to the Jack.

But then I also think the USA should have used vertical stripes on their flag so they look thinner.

 

[Smurf]

Me and evo are basically going to take over Microsoft and literally eliminate our competitors. No more of this open source alternative BS.

Ah. Well. I'm afraid I'm going to be fighting you all the way on that one. My soul's worth more than that.

 

[Pengwuino]

Ah. Well. I'm afraid I'm going to be fighting you all the way on that one. My soul's worth more than that.

Your not invited!

 

[rocketboy]

say that word aloud. is there a 'u' sound in it? no. you guys can't spell flavor or check, so leave us alone

aaaaah, but the 'u' in colour compensates for the lack of an 'e' at the end that would be necessary to make the 'o' a hard 'o' sound.

 

[outsider]

aaaaah, but the 'u' in colour compensates for the lack of an 'e' at the end that would be necessary to make the 'o' a hard 'o' sound.

what does the "e" in "u" have to do with what?

 

[rocketboy]

what does the "e" in "u" have to do with what?

This is rocketboy calling all Canadians requesting immediate backup.

 

[Andrew Mason]

name one truly great Canadian scientist

How about:

Alexander Graham Bell
Gugliemo Marconi
Frederick Banting (Nobel Prize, Medicine, 1923)
Gerhard Herzberg, (Nobel Prize, Chemistry 1971)
John Polyani, (Nobel Prize Chemistry, 1986)
Michael Smith, molecular biologist (Nobel Prize, Chemistry 1993)
Bertram Brockhouse (Nobel Prize Physics 1994)
Henry Taube (Nobel Prize, Chemistry, 1983)
Richard Taylor (Nobel Prize, Physics, 1990)
Rudolf Marcus (Nobel Prize, Chemistry, 1992)
Sid Altman (Nobel Prize Biology, 1989)
David Hubel (Nobel Prize, Medicine 1981)
Louis Taillefer (superconductivity)
Ernst Rutherford (ok, he was from New Zealand, but he did his important work on atomic structure at McGill University in Montreal)

Not bad, eh. Now I'm going to have a beer and watch curling.

AM