Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Happy Canada Day


For all of the readers in Canada, Happy Canada Day. I hope that despite the holiday being on a Wednesday this year that you still manage to have some fun, enjoy the day, be with your friends and family, and of course be safe.

56 comments:

  1. Let's celebrate with beer and poutine!


    I'm not kidding, I really am going to have beer and poutine and try to watch the fireworks without falling off my balcony.

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  2. you go, canadians! *throws confetti*

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  3. Anonymous9:40 AM

    Guess I'm drinking Molson tonight! Happy Canada Day JAX! :D

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  4. Happy Canada Day, eh?

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  6. Beer and poutine do sound good right now.

    Bonne fête au Canada!

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  7. Thank you, Enty. What a lovely gesture!

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  8. I think Wednesdays off are perfect, because you only have to work two days in a row, and anyone can make it through that. :) I usually take Wednesdays off when I need a break.

    Happy Day to all you wonderful Canadians!!!

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  9. Thanks Enty and crew...and Happy Canada Day to my fellow canucks!!

    vive le poutine avec bacon!

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  10. I just looked up Poutine and all I can say is I'M HELLA JEALOUS!

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  11. Have a great holiday neighbors!

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  12. I love me some Canadians! Envious of your diplomacy with the rest of the world, your peaceful history, your liberal social views, your socialized medicine, and your same sex marriage acceptance and promotion.

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  13. My Canadian fella called early this morning that the L.A. morning news showed poutine and mentioned Happy Canada Day. We'll be flying both flags this Saturday.

    Happy Canada Day.

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  14. Anonymous10:46 AM

    Well thank you. Right now, my husband is lying on the couch watching the hockey draft. Poutine sounds good, actually.

    Happy Canada Day!!!!!!

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  15. Happy Canada Day!!! have fun be safe!

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  16. Anonymous11:18 AM

    What is Poutine?

    And Happy Canada Day!!

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  17. Sylvia....poutine is the most artery clogging but delicious concoction of fries, gravy and cheese (curds if it's done properly). Soooooo yummy....

    I have neither beer nor poutine, so I'm smokin' dubes. Viva la Canada!!

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  18. what gladysK. said.
    and i've been wanting poutine ever since i found out what it was.

    happy canada day to my northern friends!!

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  19. Anonymous11:29 AM

    Majik, thanks for letting me know what poutine is. It does sound devilish delicious hehehe.

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  20. majik hoot hoot don't pollute!! lol.

    poutine is easy to make at home.
    beef gravy, cubes room temperature cheese,any kind will really do, and fries. its best from your local greasy spoon up here but in a pinch the home version satisfies all munchies!

    Thank you Gladys for such kind words, it does make me proud to call Canada my home!

    now i'm off to paint my face, act a fool and eat hotdogs till i puke! enjoy!!!

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  22. I'm American, and for curiousity what does a typical Canadian do on Canada Day?

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  23. Anonymous12:39 PM

    It's a big deal in Ottawa. The city pretty much shuts down and there's stuff going on everywhere. The night ends on Parliament Hill with Blue Rodeo and fireworks.

    I hate to argue, Jax, but any type of cheese won't due. Cheese curds are what makes it so good. Mozzarella is ok but curds make it exquisite.

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  24. Happy Canada Day!!

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  25. there are several things but i think people who celebrate it, get together with friends or family and do the 4th of July stuff you guys do. drink, BBQ, eat,be lazy,eat ice cream, pait our faces, raise the flag,see a parade.

    which im finally off to do...eh.

    (yes, i agree the curds are better, but you try to find them in Florida lol)

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  26. god, how i miss cheese curds.

    HAPPY CANADA DAY!

    And Harriet, please be careful out on that balcony. I just hope you are on the second floor and not the fifth! :)

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  27. ok, this has nothing to do with this post - but i just followed a link on dlisted and ended up on drunkenst and he just wrote the most disgusting piece about how he liked an outfit cause it would be so easy to rape the girl wearing it. I guess I havent read his site much, but i am really disgusted.

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  28. Linnea, that's par for the course there. It's guy humor at its least pc.

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  29. Yeah I don't like drunken stepfather either. I'm all for crude humour but it has to be funny, and in his case it's not because it feels like there's a lot of underlying anger and maybe a controlling mother figure. It's just kind of tragic.

    And I am on the second floor, but the balcony underneath is winder so if I fall, I will fall on it. Not that I actually think I will fall over. It's just that we can sort of see the fireworks from out building but there's this TREE. That why you have to do some creative leaning if you want to catch the spectacle.

    Going down there? NO WAY.

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  30. winder = wider.

    Geez.

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  31. All you Canadians - Ditto on what Gladys said!!

    Enjoy your fireworks and be safe...

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  32. I called thoese little cheese chunks "squeaky cheese" cuz it squeaks when you bite down. That damn cheese is absolutely to die for. I guess because of preservatives we can't have that kind of cheese here, which sucks. When I visited, I was a happy tourist with a plastic bag of cheese curds and a Molson Light.

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  33. I'm a Canadian, living on the border with a river between my town and 2 towns in Minnesota. We have our fireworks and there are also fireworks from the people living on the river on the U.S. side. I think it is a wonderful gesture of friendship from our neighbours. And then 3 days later, we join them in celebration. Too bad we need passports to do it now. :(

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  34. Anonymous4:13 PM

    Well thank you and Happy Canada Day fellow Canadians. I've been drinking Export all day and will enjoy the fireworks tonight. Hope I can remember them...

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  35. WOO HOO! Happy Canada Day!

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  36. arrrgh Fuck you guys and your poutine talk! I'm craving one now and the old man is already half-plastered so I'm s.o.l...

    Thanks Enty and everyone else for the wishes! Because of the city workers strike here in Toronto most of the celebrations have been cancelled. Hopefully someone will throw a crazy fireworks display tonight in my neighborhood!! If I wasn't preg I'd be enjoying some nice canadian coolers and a nice big canadian blunt :(

    Next year!!!!!

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  37. Canada rocks! Woo Hoo!!!!!!

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  38. From a Minnesotan proud to border your fine country .. and often regretting we were not part of your fine country .. Happy Canada Day, Canadian et Canadien CDAN Readers!!

    And please .. rest assured .. I never Blame Canada!!!

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  39. Oh!!! And thank you for Jon La Joie!!!

    This is pure genius ... Michael Jackson is dead.

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  40. I love Canada! The Costco food courts have poutine!

    Enjoy some 3 pistols beer and have a great (safe) time!

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  44. We are The Professionals, and we wage a subversive compaign to bring wit, wisdom, and good cheer to various national and international media. We are occupying this blog. Martial law has been imposed. Habeus corpus has been suspended. Civil rights have been abolished. The brothels are open. You cannot win; you can only submit.

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  45. Join the Obama Revolution. Drop out, tune out! Quit your job! Quit school! Hang out! Obama will give us all checks every month!

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  46. We think the hookers displaced from Craigslist should advertise on Crazy Nights and Crazy Days.

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  49. Inmasuch as homosexuals have a Gay Pride Day, us heterosexuals should have a Breeder's Pride Day! Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford should lead the Breader's Pride Parade! Breeders can fornicate in the streets and in cheap hotels to celebrate the holiday!

    Help support television and keep it independent! Legalize marijuana!

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  50. Hendrix and Richards were busted for smack at the Toronto Airport. Fuck Canada.

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  51. Cheese curds? HORSE TURDS!

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  52. POUTINE AND POONTANG!

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  53. Eh, all you hosers! I'll have some Molson's and back bacon in yer honor!

    Long live Canada, eh?

    P.S. I see our little friends are at it again. Can't wait for school to start up again in the fall.

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  55. Ahhhh. I had a lovely Canada Day!

    In case anyone's curious, here in Vancouver (B.C., not Washington), Canada Day is usually supplanted by Cannabis Day, wherein there's a gathering downtown at the art gallery and a smoke-in. Really a good time!

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  56. I missed all the wishes to us! Hooray everyone, and thank you. Hope your holiday off was as great as mine - laziness watching the NHL draft, pitch n' putt and a movie on a hot summer day. Bliss!

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