NationStates Jolt Archive

Fire away.

*Crickets chirp in the background*

What do you think of the Yankees? :D

Fire away.

Do you wear hats on your feet?

And do hamburgers eat people?

Why is the sky blue?

I know the answer, I'm testing you.

How do you spell philanthropist?

What do you think of the Yankees? :D

No opinion.

is that where minnestrone comes from?

So ... what's it like to be one of the very few Americans that really know what a Canadian is talking about when we talk winter? That and are Minnesotans aware that your state is among the most popular with Canadians?

Do you like cheese? (yea, i know, thats Wisconsin, but still, I wanna know)
Are there a lot of French people in Minnesota?
Why is your name "Roach-Busters"?
Are there a lot of roaches in Minnesota?

So ... what's it like to be one of the very few Americans that really know what a Canadian is talking about when we talk winter? That and are Minnesotans aware that your state is among the most popular with Canadians?
I don't buy that whole "winter" thing. I've been up here for 3 years and never seen more than 8 inches of snow on the ground.

*Crickets chirp in the background*
you have crickets in minnesota?

What is your opinion on the current international socio-economic status? Also, I know you live in the North and don't get as many of them but anyway. Mexico, I believe they should be annexed as the 51st state (Well, it'll probably be broken up, but it's a phrase.). What's your opinion on the invasion and annexation of Mexico?

Not all of Canada is equally cold. I'm sorry if I gave that impression. I'm from Manitoba, one of the colder provinces. And there isn't actually a ton of snow, although what comes tends to come all at once. But it can get awfully cold sometimes. And most of the US isn't as cold as here. Although I must say that it really depends on the year too.

The city in which I live has been in some years the coldest university city in the world. Although we're TYPICALLY beat by some Siberian or northern Canadian place.

I understand coffee is considered a sacrament in Minnisota, but are there schisms over how the coffee should be taken? Are people excommunicated for using skim milk instead of cream? Are people like me (black, no cream, no sugar) considered to be of a different religion than those who desecrate coffee with cream and/or sugar? And how do those Banana-Raspberry-Tofu flavoured coffees fit in the sacremental scheme?

Banana-Raspberry-Tofu flavoured coffees?
That, my friend, is sacrilege.