11/20/2002: Sun spot

[Tobiasly]

Originally posted by helen
Perhaps a mute point, but in Canada we use litres not gallons, and kilometres not miles.

In America, we have moot points instead of mute points.

[Griff]

In Steamboat Springs they have Moots

[Nic Name]

a mute point - stfu!

[Urbane Guerrilla]

Originally posted by MaggieL
There's this section too. I think it's Jesus...or maybe Elvis.

That ain't not neither no Stay-puf Marshmallow Man! That's Vincent -- from Beauty And The Beast!

[perth]

Originally posted by Griff
In Steamboat Springs they have Moots

steamboat fucking rocks. have you ever been? late september every year they have a great brewfest.

~james

[dasviper]

Originally posted by Griff
In Steamboat Springs they have Moots

In Massachusetts, we have Smoots

[Griff]

Originally posted by perth

steamboat fucking rocks. have you ever been? late september every year they have a great brewfest.

~james

Not yet, but it sounds like its right in the old *cough* wheelhouse.

[Leus]

Originally posted by Tobiasly

In America, we have moot points instead of mute points.

I thought Canada was in America... :-)

[MaggieL]

Originally posted by Leus


I thought Canada was in America... :-)

Nic has problems distinguishing "the United States" from "America "too.

This is largely an issue of lazy nomenclature. Yankee haters have had a problem ever since 'den of the running dogs of the capitalist power structure' fell out of vogue at the end of the cold war. "The Great Satan" was popularized for a while just before then by that fun-loving Iraninan mullah, but somehow just doesn't have the same ring to it.

But as for "America" (meaning all land area in the Western Hemisphere except Antartica--and no cracks about "Little America", OK?) vs. "The US" vs. "Canada": not to worry--there is a solution...which begins to materialize in strip 5 of 11 of "For Cod and Country", where we hear the aliens Neil and Bob ("Is that your names or is that what you do?") say:

Read the series at:
http://www.goats.com/archive/021023.html

...and don't forget during the codpiece prolog that if you pronouce "American" properly it comes out "merkin"--glossed as a wig for pubic hair.

[wolf]

Originally posted by MaggieL


...and don't forget during the codpiece prolog that if you pronouce "American" properly it comes out "merkin"--glossed as a wig for pubic hair.

Oh my gods ... someone other than me KNOWS that????