"What's your gender?"
"Canadian."
"No, who do you like?"
"Donuts."
"No no, what's in your pants?"
"Polite manners."
104 0 Reply"No, no, I'm talking about your genitals."
"Oh, you mean Tim Horton's?"
43 0 ReplyFun fact: timbits were named so in honour of his fatal drunk driving car accident.
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"what's in your pants?"
"a party you're not invited to"
18 0 Reply"a hockey knife"
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Doughnuts**
17 0 ReplyAs a Canadian, I know you are American from your spelling of doughnuts.
5 0 ReplySurprise, I'm both!
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A Simp, Got It.
2 0 ReplyI'm sorry
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I just want to say replacing fig leaves with maple leaves is rough because it leaves a bunch of sticky on your junk.
16 0 ReplyMaple syrup on your junk is a proud Canadian Thanksgiving tradition.
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pour le service en français, appuyez sur le 2
12 0 ReplyWhy isn't the first option?
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Huge missed opportunity: could have been God made Adam and Eve, not Maple and Leaf
14 0 Reply14 0 ReplyThere is no such thing as 'Canadian', it's just a phase!
13 0 ReplyNo worries
11 0 ReplyPretty sure he did say Adam and Moose.
10 0 ReplyNaah, Moose came later, he was the chap who came down from a mountain with a couple of iPads, then drove out of the desert in a Triumph, or something like that.
4 0 ReplyThe Book of Mormon is a wild ride.
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Wasn't she on YCDTOTV?
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My pronouns are Canadian/Eh
10 0 ReplyLGBTQIAC
Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer Intersex Asexual Canadian
9 0 ReplyI'm guessing this is not a required demographic question in Canada.
9 0 ReplyMight be a case where Canadian applicants submit another form that has the relevant information in a different format too.
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I called out a form and one of the options was for diet. The choices were:
Omnivore, Vegetarian, Vogon.
8 0 Replythose scintillating, jeweled, scuttling crabs are good though.
5 0 ReplyJust don’t allow them to recite poetry at you
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7 0 ReplyOur country reeks of trees / our Yaks are really large
4 0 ReplyAnd they smell like rotting beefcarcasses.
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Is this Windows95?
4 0 ReplyProbably just a cut and paste error, still funny.
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