<font color=Orange>60% of Canadians say that America is their friend.
48% of Americans say Britain is their friend.
15% of Americans say Canada is their friend.

In retrospective, why would they like Britain more than Canada, (no offense Britains!) speaking back to the American Revolution. This what my social teacher says anyways!</font>

because american kicked british ass, and now one is the other's bitch. it is a reflection of american unresolved control issue

ok, that was a cynic statement, but it is a joke *dry laugh*

<font color = lightgreen>The vast majority of Americans don't know even the most basic facts about Canada, except that some hockey players have come from there. Some of them couldn't even point to Canada on a globe... :rolleyes: </font>

Probably because the UK offers us more military help.

I was visiting the states one time with a friend and we got into a conversation with someone and mentioned we were from Canada. The guy looked at us blankly for a second and then said "oh, Canada... That's the place above us right?" My friend rolled his eyes and said "yes, in more ways than one..."

Yup I guessed you wear from Montreal before I looked at yourl ocation ;)

I know where Canada is, there capitol is Ottawa, There west most province is the Yukon terrotory, there east most is New Foundland, there largest in size is Montreal. There flag consist of a Red line, then white, then red again, with a red maple leaf in the middle. The Mapple leaf is the national sign of Canada, there PM is Jean Cretin.

Hmm what else do I know about Canada, I heard that Toronto is the most internation city in Canada.

Oh and Eric Lindros if from Ontario and thats a big minus ;)

I consider both countrys (Canada and Britan) to be friends as far as goverments go.

Now lets reverse is, how much to you know about America? Really how much?

<font color="lawngreen" face="trebuchet MS"> possibly because of the way Canadians say about??? Do they say it like they do in South Park [img]graemlins/biglaugh.gif[/img] If they dont then Im very dissapointed in what I have learnt of the TV [img]graemlins/biglaugh.gif[/img] </font>

Yup I guessed you wear from Montreal before I looked at yourl ocation ;)

I know where Canada is, there capitol is Ottawa, There west most province is the Yukon terrotory, there east most is New Foundland, there largest in size is Montreal. There flag consist of a Red line, then white, then red again, with a red maple leaf in the middle. The Mapple leaf is the national sign of Canada, there PM is Jean Cretin.

Hmm what else do I know about Canada, I heard that Toronto is the most internation city in Canada.

Oh and Eric Lindros if from Ontario and thats a big minus ;)

I consider both countrys (Canada and Britan) to be friends as far as goverments go.

Now lets reverse is, how much to you know about America? Really how much?</font>[/QUOTE]How much do you know about the netherlands?
What you know about canada i know about every south and north american, european and oceanian country so thats nothing special
hell you ever heard of Liechtenstein?

But if you must know

offical name is United Stated of America
Capital is Washington District Columbia
Their largest city is New York
Their largest state is Texas
this is where president Bush comes from
"East" and "west" America are divided somewhere along the line of Saint Louis
The largest river was the Mississippi which nobody seems to be able to spell
BUT that river due to extencive damming no longer ends in sea but ends somewhere in the mexican desert
their flag has 7 red and 6 white striped which stands for the original 13 states and in the left upper corner a blue space with 50 stars which stands for the current 50 states
last state to join the United States was Hawaii

[ 05-11-2002, 05:06 AM: Message edited by: Rikard_OHF ]

Uh, no. Texas is the 2nd largest state, in both size and population. California is way ahead of it in terms of population, and Alaska's quite a bit bigger.

<font color="lawngreen" face="trebuchet MS">But isnt Alaska a different country??? </font>