Aussie war experience: Galipoli, and the rest of that WWI Turkish thing...
Canada's : um... Some Wars with the british and indians resulting in more and more territory being handed over to the United States...
Aussie Arsenal: Boomerangs... sheep farms... Kangaroos... Koalas... Steeve Irwin and Crocodile Dundee... and lets just throw in Mel Gibson for flavor...
Canada's arsenal: Royal Canadian Mounted Police in easily-identifiable red coats, whatever they manage to squander across the border from the US... and a slew of Canadian celebrities...
Aussie Sports Enthusiasts: Soccer (football), Rugby (football)
Canadian Sports Enthusiasts: Ice Skating with sticks(Hockey), Ice skating with brooms (curling)
Aussie DJs that I like : Tiesto, Atari Teenage Riot, some members of VNV nation I think
Canadian DJs I like: ... i'll get back to you on that...
Cool movie filmed in Australia: The Matrix . . .
Cool movie filmed in Canada: Due South (which later beccame a TV series, episode 1 was 2 hours long and hence a movie in itself)
Meat Products Popularly Associated with Australia: Steaks from the Outback Steak House
Meat Products Popularly Associated with Canada: Canadian Bacon
Aussie Hello: G'day
Canadian Hello: Bon Juor (spelling on that one?)
More easily spelled hello word goes without contest to "G'day" [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Barren and lifeless Territories of Australia: The Outback
Barren and lifeless Territories of Canada: Everything above the north pole
Trademark Natural Landmarks of Australia: Ayers Rock (load that thing into a catapult and you've won the war)
Canadian Natural Landmark: Trees and Moose (these are what would innevitably be crushed by a flying ayers rock)
ALRIGHT and so the winner is:
>_> *rubs chin*
I'm not about to subject favoratism toward either country because I like them both and though all of the above stated facts are in the opinion of just some know-nothign American in Cuba anyway [img]tongue.gif[/img]