Canadian 2011 Federal Election Results

hey get eh derogatory term right ace it's FROG not Frenchie just like the Derogatory term for the Irish is Mick js if youre gonna insult someone because of thier culture use the correct derogatory term although most people have adopted derogatory terms as forms of endearmeants or greetings for thier own cluture EVERYONE here knows the main one but in Ireland it's commonplace for them to call each other a Mick but idk if its commonplace in france to call each other a frog. i do know in Austrailia they call each other Limeys all the tiem as a form of greeting

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hey get eh derogatory term right ace it's FROG not Frenchie just like the Derogatory term for the Irish is Mick js if youre gonna insult someone because of thier culture use the correct derogatory term although most people have adopted derogatory terms as forms of endearmeants or greetings for thier own cluture EVERYONE here knows the main one but in Ireland it's commonplace for them to call each other a Mick but idk if its commonplace in france to call each other a frog. i do know in Austrailia they call each other Limeys all the tiem as a form of greeting

Um...sure?

[BKFraiders7]

hey get eh derogatory term right ace it's FROG not Frenchie just like the Derogatory term for the Irish is Mick js if youre gonna insult someone because of thier culture use the correct derogatory term although most people have adopted derogatory terms as forms of endearmeants or greetings for thier own cluture EVERYONE here knows the main one but in Ireland it's commonplace for them to call each other a Mick but idk if its commonplace in france to call each other a frog. i do know in Austrailia they call each other Limeys all the tiem as a form of greeting

sooo....mannny.....smiliiies

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hey get eh derogatory term right ace it's FROG not Frenchie just like the Derogatory term for the Irish is Mick js if youre gonna insult someone because of thier culture use the correct derogatory term although most people have adopted derogatory terms as forms of endearmeants or greetings for thier own cluture EVERYONE here knows the main one but in Ireland it's commonplace for them to call each other a Mick but idk if its commonplace in france to call each other a frog. i do know in Austrailia they call each other Limeys all the tiem as a form of greeting

sooo....mannny.....smiliiies

Those are the little colon and 'P' face......

[DarkPacMan77]

Every time he should have used a comma or a period, he used a smiley lol!

-DarkPacMan77-

hey cut a dude soem slack i was drunk and in a good mood when i wrote that thank you very much.

[Kanadier]

Haha, way to be Irish.

lol of course it is specially seeing as i'm hardly ever in a good mood. and beign drunk well let's just say i got soem good news that lead to my good mood that i needed to celebrate.

[ace]

I thought Irishmen don't need a reason to drink?

we don't but i had one. sides not all irish are drunken louts some actually take time off from drinking such as myself.

[Kanadier]

Which means you're an experienced Drunk Irishman?

lol yeah i'm an experiaanced drunk i aint quite to the poin of no return so to speak yet