Canadians and Americans are the same... so not really the same as Austrian/ German
- kaptaan

Wrong.

Agree!

There's something to be said for developing young players in a winning environment. Or at least a losing less environment. Look at the Oilers. Brutal. I think Hall's actually getting worse. He reminds me of Manny Ramirez playing the outfield pointing to Coco Crisp to pick up the ball he doesn't want to jog to.
- KB3Point0

Tanknation is Edmonton... I agree with you, I want no part of Tanknation...

it becomes a disease like the one they have in Toronto (blue and white) where losing is tolerated and the fools delude themselves that one day all their great draft picks will pan out...

Wrong.
- Marwood

Right.

Canadians and Americans are the same... so not really the same as Austrian/ German
- kaptaan

I am starting to think you are my cousin's 15yr old kid in William's Lake.

Right.
- kaptaan

How are Canadians and Americans the same?

I am starting to think you are my cousin's 15yr old kid in William's Lake.
- A_SteamingLombardi

lols, so you're saying i'm like family?

lols, so you're saying i'm like family?
- kaptaan

Yes the uneducated, over sheltered part of my family.

How are Canadians and Americans the same?
- A_SteamingLombardi

they do all the same stuff, watch the same shows, listen to the same music, have family across the border... people in B.C. are more like people from Washington state, or Oregon or NorCal than people from Ontario for example...

the difference between peeps from B.C. and peeps from NY or Texas, or Florida is the same as it is with people from the Maritimes, Quebec or Ontario... so how are peeps in b.c. not like americans who live in WA, OR, or NorCal??

I've lived in NorCal, and visited quite a bit into the Northwest and people are much more similar there with British columbians than the people who i met when I lived in Ontario.

they do all the same stuff, watch the same shows, listen to the same music, have family across the border... people in B.C. are more like people from Washington state, or Oregon or NorCal than people from Ontario for example...

the difference between peeps from B.C. and peeps from NY or Texas, or Florida is the same as it is with people from the Maritimes, Quebec or Ontario... so how are peeps in b.c. not like americans who live in WA, OR, or NorCal??

I've lived in NorCal, and visited quite a bit into the Northwest and people are much more similar there with British columbians than the people who i met when I lived in Ontario.
- kaptaan

What do you think the difference is between Germans and Austrians?

What do you think the difference is between Germans and Austrians?
- A_SteamingLombardi

Don't mention the war.

Don't mention the war.
- Marwood

Or piano wire.

How did I know you'd have something to say about that post
- DrChristianTroy

they do all the same stuff, watch the same shows, listen to the same music, have family across the border... people in B.C. are more like people from Washington state, or Oregon or NorCal than people from Ontario for example...

the difference between peeps from B.C. and peeps from NY or Texas, or Florida is the same as it is with people from the Maritimes, Quebec or Ontario... so how are peeps in b.c. not like americans who live in WA, OR, or NorCal??

I've lived in NorCal, and visited quite a bit into the Northwest and people are much more similar there with British columbians than the people who i met when I lived in Ontario.
- kaptaan

Man you are so off base here it is unbelievable absolute blanket statement from the guy who seems to preach PC life

What do you think the difference is between Germans and Austrians?
- A_SteamingLombardi

Sure as hell are a lot more culturally and genetically similar than Canadians and Americans

Sure as hell are a lot more culturally and genetically similar than Canadians and Americans
- bezz44

Case in point, Sir Bezz, as concerns the former, the one almost religious unifying bond that is tighter than midget lederhosen on a freakishly big-boned swine, and that can be summed up in two simple words...........Quality Schnitzel

Am I right or am I right?

Case in point, Sir Bezz, as concerns the former, the one almost religious unifying bond that is tighter than midget lederhosen on a freakishly big-boned swine, and that can be summed up in two simple words...........Quality Schnitzel

Am I right or am I right?
- Zogg

It's viennese Schnitzel!!!!!!

Germans have no clue about Schnitzel. They can't get the breadcrumb coating right and then they put random sauce on it

It's viennese Schnitzel!!!!!!

Germans have no clue about Schnitzel. They can't get the breadcrumb coating right and then they put random sauce on it



- AustrianCanuck

touchy touchy! I was visiting a friend in Sweissville and we had a very nice meal of wienerschnitzel and of course a variety of fabulous and enchanting beer selections which I thought was all splendid. Basically a 4+ star meal.

However, once we got to Austria (Meyerhoven) - (our home base was Zurich) where we were going to ski for a week, I was generally blown away by my stay there and several things come to mind in particular. First of all, everyone MUST try Weissbiere(White Beer). This was pretty much the first thing I did when we crossed the border ha - it's crisp, refreshing and light but nonetheless has a distinct and unique flavour).

And of course, if you are visiting either country, everyone must also try the schnitzel, and to top it all off, either a cheese or chocolate fondue (where is #@$@# Fosco???). Absolutely fantastic. Makes me drool just thinking about it (as well as the fresh-faced chesty Frauliens who were serving it )

The food portions and prices and just general disposition of the Austrian people was wonderful, and we had a great time (not to mention Austria is significantly cheaper than Sweiss. Both great countries to visit whether for a ski holiday or just for historical/holiday aspects. . Probably one of the best holidays I've ever had (other than visiting Tijuana and East LA ) in that I actually go to ski the Alps

Ok, I'm definitely on a @#$# roll tonight so please bear with me I'm thinkin' I've used up all my allotted posting limit for 2014

P.S. luckily you didn't get me started on the apres-ski hi-jinks which usually consisted of delicious Glühwein (hot wine - sometimes with cinnamon, depending on the proprietor's preference. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm......)

Edit: @#$@#$ me, Vintage was right

touchy touchy! I was visiting a friend in Sweissville and we had a very nice meal of wienerschnitzel and of course a variety of fabulous and enchanting beer selections which I thought was all splendid. Basically a 4+ star meal.

However, once we got to Austria (Meyerhoven) - (our home base was Zurich) where we were going to ski for a week, I was generally blown away by my stay there and several things come to mind in particular. First of all, everyone MUST try Weissbiere(White Beer). This was pretty much the first thing I did when we crossed the border ha - it's crisp, refreshing and light but nonetheless has a distinct and unique flavour).

And of course, if you are visiting either country, everyone must also try the schnitzel, and to top it all off, either a cheese or chocolate fondue (where is #@$@# Fosco???). Absolutely fantastic. Makes me drool just thinking about it (as well as the fresh-faced chesty Frauliens who were serving it )

The food portions and prices and just general disposition of the Austrian people was wonderful, and we had a great time (not to mention Austria is significantly cheaper than Sweiss. Both great countries to visit whether for a ski holiday or just for historical/holiday aspects. . Probably one of the best holidays I've ever had (other than visiting Tijuana and East LA ) in that I actually go to ski the Alps

Ok, I'm definitely on a @#$# roll tonight so please bear with me I'm thinkin' I've used up all my allotted posting limit for 2014

P.S. luckily you didn't get me started on the apres-ski hi-jinks which usually consisted of delicious Glühwein (hot wine - sometimes with cinnamon, depending on the proprietor's preference. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm......)

Edit: @#$@#$ me, Vintage was right
- Zogg

Glad you enjoyed your time here. I hope I can visit the westcoast within the next 2 years.


You guys are always welcome here!



ps: Weissbier is actually bavarian, but they are ok.

Glad you enjoyed your time here. I hope I can visit the westcoast within the next 2 years.


You guys are always welcome here!



ps: Weissbier is actually bavarian, but they are ok.
- AustrianCanuck

Ahhhh, das eeest very good, ja - I'm zinkin' bring za frauleins in zat lederhosen unt ve vill drink zees Weissbier unt peach/potato schnapps until za liver zays 'get to za bunker, as*shole'.

So if you do decide to visit feel free to hang out here (as long as you're not a serial killer - and even then, hey, I'm sure the stories you would tell ). And of course bring all the lovely frauleins with you as noted. Nothing like a sexy Heidi look-alike with a very healthy ummmm natural glow

I'm sure it would be a Weissbier orgiastic love-in .

No nom nom nom nom .....

Wrong.
- Marwood

I wonder how many Canadians have risen to fame as unquestioned leader of the USA ?

I wonder how many Canadians have risen to fame as unquestioned leader of the USA ?
- golfingsince

Neil Young.

It's viennese Schnitzel!!!!!!

Germans have no clue about Schnitzel. They can't get the breadcrumb coating right and then they put random sauce on it



- AustrianCanuck

What do Australians know about schnitzel?

Neil Young.
- Marwood

Quite popular in the south I hear.

Glad you enjoyed your time here. I hope I can visit the westcoast within the next 2 years.


You guys are always welcome here!



ps: Weissbier is actually bavarian, but they are ok.
- AustrianCanuck

You are always welcome here as well

What do Australians know about schnitzel?
- PetrolSexual

It is actually made from Kangaroo meat!

Edit: The girl doesn't look that traditionell to me!