Is Canada the best country ? (212)
tomcatwarne: Intelligent beautiful with long legs........... I am lost
just hang on to the string Tcat it will be ok 
jeepers: The Republic of Texas is the best country by far.
nooooooooooooooooooo
I lived in Austin, TX for 4 years, it wasn't bad but Canada is better any day
venusenvy: Do you mean the Royal family?? they are German descent I believe.
So,it looks that you are right the windsors (or of the house of saxe-coburg)are germans who speak english
jeepers: The Republic of Texas is the best country by far.
you must be Texan
equiya: what is that????
I was so hot here this summer. I have a fan in my bedroom near the bed, 2 in the living room running at full blast, windows wide open. Others have their own air con here in this building.
Ya i totally believe that because I live a two hour freeway drive from the windsor canada border and it gets hot here in the summer too.I was so hot here this summer. I have a fan in my bedroom near the bed, 2 in the living room running at full blast, windows wide open. Others have their own air con here in this building.
I Live in the Country, But its not Canada....
Yet
Till those Cold Winds Start Blowing
Yet
Till those Cold Winds Start Blowing
JeanMarlow: I would not want to live in Canada, too cold.
Canada is a very big country. Where in Canada are you referring to? It it is not cold all year round where I live in southwest Ontario. I am even thinking of installing air conditioner in my apartment. The heat in the summer and early fall is unbearable for me. Very nice cool weather here in the Spring.
Swissblueeyes: Ya i totally believe that because I live a two hour freeway drive from the windsor canada border and it gets hot here in the summer too.
I believe you.
kidatheart: I don't think people ever get used to -50 something Celsius.
Well you guys know how to deal with it. Me on the other hand I'm a wimp and do not want to experience those temps! I'm glad I was raised on the Coast!
tomcatwarne: you do make me laugh venus,.... but those lovely long legs
I was wondering about that comment as well 
the royal family??? German descent???
that would be very new to me
lol paws you leave us no choice
darren9030: lol paws you leave us no choice
hiya
I´m proud, and fortunate I believe in many ways, to be British. However, my adopted country is Spain and has been for seven years now. For me, it´s the best in the world. 
I wouldn´t mind a 2 week holiday in Canada though.
I wouldn´t mind a 2 week holiday in Canada though.
Somewhere here we need someone to start bashing Canada.
It always happens on the pro US threads.
It always happens on the pro US threads.
kidatheart: I don't think people ever get used to -50 something Celsius.
Kid...minus 50 Celsius...damn Kid that isn't even Canada that is the Antarctic. Nobody lives there. The Arctic and the Antarctic is not owned by any one nation. So the cold wind does not comes from Canada persay. You can blame Santa Claus cause he (and family) live at the North Pole. 
....i lived in montreal for 5 years.....a beautiful city.....!...
Dont know why, but I can't ever recollect anyone on here from Toronto...seems strange.
paws4: C'mon be honest. You know we're the best.
I just have one thing to say to this poll:
bodleing: Dont know why, but I can't ever recollect anyone on here from Toronto...seems strange.
forgotten already 
cincity: forgotten already
Awww, never mind. 
JAN_is: Awww, never mind.
Christmas1: Kid...minus 50 Celsius...damn Kid that isn't even Canada that is the Antarctic. Nobody lives there. The Arctic and the Antarctic is not owned by any one nation. So the cold wind does not comes from Canada persay. You can blame Santa Claus cause he (and family) live at the North Pole.
It was -54 C at my place last winter, just outside of Edmonton, I saw it on the outdoors thermometer, right before the mercury decided to stop moving.
It was a few degrees colder a few hours north of me.
inkognito: I was wondering about that comment as well
the royal family??? German descent???
that would be very new to me
the royal family??? German descent???
that would be very new to me
Really? I would suggest you do some research then
kidatheart: It was -54 C at my place last winter, just outside of Edmonton, I saw it on the outdoors thermometer, right before the mercury decided to stop moving.
It was a few degrees colder a few hours north of me.
It was a few degrees colder a few hours north of me.
OMG how do you stand that cold. I would die I´m sure.
kidatheart: It was -54 C at my place last winter, just outside of Edmonton, I saw it on the outdoors thermometer, right before the mercury decided to stop moving.
It was a few degrees colder a few hours north of me.
It was a few degrees colder a few hours north of me.
That's why my friend hates living in Edmonton.
venusenvy: I doubt that...Its one of the only country with racial equality written into our constitution. But big surprise that you would be mouthing off about a country you obviously know less than nothing about.
Is Canada the best country for?????
bodleing: That's why my friend hates living in Edmonton.
Alberta is one of the coldest places in Canada for sure because of the high altitude. Prince Edward Island would go to -40 or 50 and stay like that for a couple of weeks at a time...It would get so cold the ocean would freeze! The snowbanks would freeze at 10 to 12 feet high and it was like driving around in a tunnel all winter. ...Fun Though!!
equiya: no
Canada, num 1
I have lived in the US longer than Canada, 12 years total, went to college there etc but Canada is the best
Canada, num 1
I have lived in the US longer than Canada, 12 years total, went to college there etc but Canada is the best
I'm not hip on this here post and all...so please be patient with me...I used to think the good ol' U.S.A, but recently I have my doubts. I've never been to Canada or any other Country but I have been corresponding with some wonderful friends via the internet that live in Canada since 1986...GREAT People..so I think it's as others have mention...You'll find good people from all walks of life, from a little bit of everywhere. Merry Christmas from Kentucky. COLD here too Canada ::wink::
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The royal family has little use for last names - after all, everyone knows who they are. Princess Diana did not take back her maiden name, Spencer, after her divorce; she continued to be known simply as "Diana." The Queen signs official documents "Elizabeth R." The R stands for Regina, which means "queen." (Regina is not one of her given names; she was baptised Elizabeth Alexandra Mary.)
But the royal family does have a last name, and they do use it from time to time. This wasn't always the case. Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, was a member of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, so her descendants were part of that dynasty. This, however, was not the family's last name. They didn't have one, because they didn't need one, so they didn't worry about it. Experts later worried about it for them and decided their name was probably "Witten" (or maybe even Wipper).
BTW the belian family are also of the house of Saxe-Coburg.