Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Well, first of all from what I took from K7s profile hes got a little misguided views on Canada. Yeah its cold as all hell here in winter. And really far north it pretty much is tundra. Killer whales? uhmm, well far west coast would be best, (like British Columbia), as far as time of year goes Im not sure. I live in the west (Alberta) and we have cool mountains n stuff, as far as wildlife goes its probably not as exciting as you may think, I see alot of deer and stuff anytime I leave the city, in the summer. As far as exciting cool stuff like bears and cougars and moose and stuff....well ive only seen a bear in the wild like once in my life, and I do alot of camping, same with cougars. Moose ive seen three or four times but its not very common.

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Well, first of all from what I took from K7s profile hes got a little misguided views on Canada. Yeah its cold as all hell here in winter. And really far north it pretty much is tundra. Killer whales? uhmm, well far west coast would be best, (like British Columbia), as far as time of year goes Im not sure. I live in the west (Alberta) and we have cool mountains n stuff, as far as wildlife goes its probably not as exciting as you may think, I see alot of deer and stuff anytime I leave the city, in the summer. As far as exciting cool stuff like bears and cougars and moose and stuff....well ive only seen a bear in the wild like once in my life, and I do alot of camping, same with cougars. Moose ive seen three or four times but its not very common.

Awesome!!! i want to see some bears and cougars. are you allowed to swim with the killer whales in canada? i know you can go sea kayaking with them but im unsure about swimming with them. does it snow in canada? i would love to go camping.where are the best places for camping?

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Well, first of all from what I took from K7s profile hes got a little misguided views on Canada. Yeah its cold as all hell here in winter. And really far north it pretty much is tundra. Killer whales? uhmm, well far west coast would be best, (like British Columbia), as far as time of year goes Im not sure. I live in the west (Alberta) and we have cool mountains n stuff, as far as wildlife goes its probably not as exciting as you may think, I see alot of deer and stuff anytime I leave the city, in the summer. As far as exciting cool stuff like bears and cougars and moose and stuff....well ive only seen a bear in the wild like once in my life, and I do alot of camping, same with cougars. Moose ive seen three or four times but its not very common.

Awesome!!! i want to see some bears and cougars. are you allowed to swim with the killer whales in canada? i know you can go sea kayaking with them but im unsure about swimming with them. does it snow in canada? i would love to go camping.where are the best places for camping?

Bears and Cougars are so rare. And as far as whale watching/kayaking/swimming type stuff goes I wouldnt know, I live mid-westernish area and havnt been to the west coast yet (Canada is to effing big). As far as camping and stuff goes, the mountains are always awesome, like the Kannanaskis is a pretty good area (a mountain range in alberta). Whatever you do, dont go to Manitoba or Saskatchewan, its possibly the most boring place on earth, I was unfortunate enough to drive through those 2 provinces one time and the 2 and half day drive was as interesting as watching paint dry.....flatland for miles upon painfully boring miles (no offense to any prairie dwelling canadians reading this)

And as far as snow, yes it does snow, different levels depending on where you go, here in alberta weather is very unpredictable, like last week I was walking around in a cut-off shirt and shorts, now im looking out my window and there a few centimeters of snow sitting on the ground.

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Well, first of all from what I took from K7s profile hes got a little misguided views on Canada. Yeah its cold as all hell here in winter. And really far north it pretty much is tundra. Killer whales? uhmm, well far west coast would be best, (like British Columbia), as far as time of year goes Im not sure. I live in the west (Alberta) and we have cool mountains n stuff, as far as wildlife goes its probably not as exciting as you may think, I see alot of deer and stuff anytime I leave the city, in the summer. As far as exciting cool stuff like bears and cougars and moose and stuff....well ive only seen a bear in the wild like once in my life, and I do alot of camping, same with cougars. Moose ive seen three or four times but its not very common.

Awesome!!! i want to see some bears and cougars. are you allowed to swim with the killer whales in canada? i know you can go sea kayaking with them but im unsure about swimming with them. does it snow in canada? i would love to go camping.where are the best places for camping?

Bears and Cougars are so rare. And as far as whale watching/kayaking/swimming type stuff goes I wouldnt know, I live mid-westernish area and havnt been to the west coast yet (Canada is to effing big). As far as camping and stuff goes, the mountains are always awesome, like the Kannanaskis is a pretty good area (a mountain range in alberta). Whatever you do, dont go to Manitoba or Saskatchewan, its possibly the most boring place on earth, I was unfortunate enough to drive through those 2 provinces one time and the 2 and half day drive was as interesting as watching paint dry.....flatland for miles upon painfully boring miles (no offense to any prairie dwelling canadians reading this)

And as far as snow, yes it does snow, different levels depending on where you go, here in alberta weather is very unpredictable, like last week I was walking around in a cut-off shirt and shorts, now im looking out my window and there a few centimeters of snow sitting on the ground.

Is There any sites i could go to to look up info about canada? ok i wont go to those places you said are boring. isnt it spring over in canada now? does it snow in summer or autumn too?

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Well, first of all from what I took from K7s profile hes got a little misguided views on Canada. Yeah its cold as all hell here in winter. And really far north it pretty much is tundra. Killer whales? uhmm, well far west coast would be best, (like British Columbia), as far as time of year goes Im not sure. I live in the west (Alberta) and we have cool mountains n stuff, as far as wildlife goes its probably not as exciting as you may think, I see alot of deer and stuff anytime I leave the city, in the summer. As far as exciting cool stuff like bears and cougars and moose and stuff....well ive only seen a bear in the wild like once in my life, and I do alot of camping, same with cougars. Moose ive seen three or four times but its not very common.

Awesome!!! i want to see some bears and cougars. are you allowed to swim with the killer whales in canada? i know you can go sea kayaking with them but im unsure about swimming with them. does it snow in canada? i would love to go camping.where are the best places for camping?

Bears and Cougars are so rare. And as far as whale watching/kayaking/swimming type stuff goes I wouldnt know, I live mid-westernish area and havnt been to the west coast yet (Canada is to effing big). As far as camping and stuff goes, the mountains are always awesome, like the Kannanaskis is a pretty good area (a mountain range in alberta). Whatever you do, dont go to Manitoba or Saskatchewan, its possibly the most boring place on earth, I was unfortunate enough to drive through those 2 provinces one time and the 2 and half day drive was as interesting as watching paint dry.....flatland for miles upon painfully boring miles (no offense to any prairie dwelling canadians reading this)

And as far as snow, yes it does snow, different levels depending on where you go, here in alberta weather is very unpredictable, like last week I was walking around in a cut-off shirt and shorts, now im looking out my window and there a few centimeters of snow sitting on the ground.

Is There any sites i could go to to look up info about canada? ok i wont go to those places you said are boring. isnt it spring over in canada now? does it snow in summer or autumn too?

It usually doesnt snow during the summer, but every few years theres sometimes a snowfall in the summer, but it melts in like a few hours of it hitting the ground, thats western canada, eastern canadian weather is a little more predictable. But typically it doesnt snow anywhere past April, winter just decided to hang around longer this year in my region. And snow doesnt usually hit until fall in most places here.

As far as websites go....
[url] http://www.recreationcanada.com/[/url]
that looks like the best one.

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Well, first of all from what I took from K7s profile hes got a little misguided views on Canada. Yeah its cold as all hell here in winter. And really far north it pretty much is tundra. Killer whales? uhmm, well far west coast would be best, (like British Columbia), as far as time of year goes Im not sure. I live in the west (Alberta) and we have cool mountains n stuff, as far as wildlife goes its probably not as exciting as you may think, I see alot of deer and stuff anytime I leave the city, in the summer. As far as exciting cool stuff like bears and cougars and moose and stuff....well ive only seen a bear in the wild like once in my life, and I do alot of camping, same with cougars. Moose ive seen three or four times but its not very common.

Awesome!!! i want to see some bears and cougars. are you allowed to swim with the killer whales in canada? i know you can go sea kayaking with them but im unsure about swimming with them. does it snow in canada? i would love to go camping.where are the best places for camping?

Bears and Cougars are so rare. And as far as whale watching/kayaking/swimming type stuff goes I wouldnt know, I live mid-westernish area and havnt been to the west coast yet (Canada is to effing big). As far as camping and stuff goes, the mountains are always awesome, like the Kannanaskis is a pretty good area (a mountain range in alberta). Whatever you do, dont go to Manitoba or Saskatchewan, its possibly the most boring place on earth, I was unfortunate enough to drive through those 2 provinces one time and the 2 and half day drive was as interesting as watching paint dry.....flatland for miles upon painfully boring miles (no offense to any prairie dwelling canadians reading this)

And as far as snow, yes it does snow, different levels depending on where you go, here in alberta weather is very unpredictable, like last week I was walking around in a cut-off shirt and shorts, now im looking out my window and there a few centimeters of snow sitting on the ground.

Is There any sites i could go to to look up info about canada? ok i wont go to those places you said are boring. isnt it spring over in canada now? does it snow in summer or autumn too?

It usually doesnt snow during the summer, but every few years theres sometimes a snowfall in the summer, but it melts in like a few hours of it hitting the ground, thats western canada, eastern canadian weather is a little more predictable. But typically it doesnt snow anywhere past April, winter just decided to hang around longer this year in my region. And snow doesnt usually hit until fall in most places here.

As far as websites go....
[url] http://www.recreationcanada.com/[/url]
that looks like the best one.

Ok thanks for your help. i will look up that site about canada and see what other info i can find. canada sounds interesting from what you have told me

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Seems Dr.Rock answer to your quastens about all and well also youi can see there bears diferent kind of then, also diefrent dears and big hawks, eagles and realy beautifull birds and wolfs ond so on oh yes Canadian whisky sometimes i wish its flows like river and you ho and drink it

@Dr.Rock Canada looks like Scandinavia and Norden Part of Russia simmilar geographical condition or what it calls, ist nord

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Seems Dr.Rock answer to your quastens about all and well also youi can see there bears diferent kind of then, also diefrent dears and big hawks, eagles and realy beautifull birds and wolfs ond so on oh yes Canadian whisky sometimes i wish its flows like river and you ho and drink it

@Dr.Rock Canada looks like Scandinavia and Norden Part of Russia simmilar geographical condition or what it calls, ist nord

i want to see all that wildlife but i mainly want to see Killer whales and go sea kayaking with them. i really would like to go camping up in the mountains and stuff like that, canada sounds like such an awesome place from what ive been told.

@Oracle - hahah I know but also Europa are bautifull Croatia, Hellas , Czech and Slovak republic and Ausie I wanna see Tasmania devil and Kanguruu drunk buki boxing whit Kanguruu

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Hey everyone. whats canada like? i want to go there one day for a holiday because it seems like a nice place.

haha thay us ewrong degrees to tel tempreture

Well can you imagine Sibiria, and Scandinavia? Canada there are forests nera USA border bout oceans side, but Pacific there are more mountains and in midle of Canada hmmm soemwhere where Edmunton are there are steps and preries lil just like Ausie, but farer to north grows such treas like Cristmass Trea you know not leaves but those stuffs dunno in english, but nort are tundra, werry small trues and also Ice whole year ice and halkf yera 20h sun and half year 24h darkness

Cool that sounds interesting. i would love to see all that in canada. i also want to see killer whales too, and all the wildlife and stuff. what animals are there in canada? and whats the best time of year to see killer whales?

Seems Dr.Rock answer to your quastens about all and well also youi can see there bears diferent kind of then, also diefrent dears and big hawks, eagles and realy beautifull birds and wolfs ond so on oh yes Canadian whisky sometimes i wish its flows like river and you ho and drink it

@Dr.Rock Canada looks like Scandinavia and Norden Part of Russia simmilar geographical condition or what it calls, ist nord

I have yet to see an eagle.

@Oracle: You'll want to put aside a good chunk of time if you REALLY want to experience all of Canada...there's way too much of it to see to just come for like...a week...to experience Canada if you're from Australia is to actually come up and live here for awhile if you're serious about it...K7...funny you were the first one to respond...curious to know if you've been to Canada...

I suggest somewhere in Canada with some true Canadian culture...the East Coast is a great Canadian destination to visit for a first time...far removed from the Center of the Country, the East Coast has some remote truly deep down Canadian culture, scenery, nature, events, cities, etc...to check out...the east coast is a blast to visit from March-June...Central Canada (Quebec and Ontario) is exceptional to check out throughout our summer from May-September and nowadays (thanks global warming!) right into December as it has warmed up considerably...Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City always have tons of stuff happening...Montreal is FUCKING AWESOME in the summer! it's very European, very open minded...people are so nice and the atmosphere is relaxed and easy going...BC, Alberta...great during the winter obviously...actually...it's so diverse that my first statement, coming and staying for a few years, is the only true way to experience Canada for sure...

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@Oracle: You'll want to put aside a good chunk of time if you REALLY want to experience all of Canada...there's way too much of it to see to just come for like...a week...to experience Canada if you're from Australia is to actually come up and live here for awhile if you're serious about it...K7...funny you were the first one to respond...curious to know if you've been to Canada...

I suggest somewhere in Canada with some true Canadian culture...the East Coast is a great Canadian destination to visit for a first time...far removed from the Center of the Country, the East Coast has some remote truly deep down Canadian culture, scenery, nature, events, cities, etc...to check out...the east coast is a blast to visit from March-June...Central Canada (Quebec and Ontario) is exceptional to check out throughout our summer from May-September and nowadays (thanks global warming!) right into December as it has warmed up considerably...Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City always have tons of stuff happening...Montreal is FUCKING AWESOME in the summer! it's very European, very open minded...people are so nice and the atmosphere is relaxed and easy going...BC, Alberta...great during the winter obviously...actually...it's so diverse that my first statement, coming and staying for a few years, is the only true way to experience Canada for sure...

Yeah, even after 17 years theres alot of Canada I havnt been to/discovered. But Alberta/BC is only good in the winter if you like to ski, otherwise it can be a total pain the a**.

Written by [user id=2084] on 22.04.2007 at 05:51

@Oracle: You'll want to put aside a good chunk of time if you REALLY want to experience all of Canada...there's way too much of it to see to just come for like...a week...to experience Canada if you're from Australia is to actually come up and live here for awhile if you're serious about it...K7...funny you were the first one to respond...curious to know if you've been to Canada...

I suggest somewhere in Canada with some true Canadian culture...the East Coast is a great Canadian destination to visit for a first time...far removed from the Center of the Country, the East Coast has some remote truly deep down Canadian culture, scenery, nature, events, cities, etc...to check out...the east coast is a blast to visit from March-June...Central Canada (Quebec and Ontario) is exceptional to check out throughout our summer from May-September and nowadays (thanks global warming!) right into December as it has warmed up considerably...Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City always have tons of stuff happening...Montreal is FUCKING AWESOME in the summer! it's very European, very open minded...people are so nice and the atmosphere is relaxed and easy going...BC, Alberta...great during the winter obviously...actually...it's so diverse that my first statement, coming and staying for a few years, is the only true way to experience Canada for sure...

Yeah true. Canada is such a big place and yeah i would need a who heap of time to experience Canada. i do want to see the Orcas there, i mean their in Australian waters but very rarely. where is the best place to see them? and whats the best time of year to see them?
i mean there is alot i would love to see in Canada. i read somewhere that you can go sea kayaking and stuff like that? where abouts in Canada can you do that?

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Yeah true. Canada is such a big place and yeah i would need a who heap of time to experience Canada. i do want to see the Orcas there, i mean their in Australian waters but very rarely. where is the best place to see them? and whats the best time of year to see them?
i mean there is alot i would love to see in Canada. i read somewhere that you can go sea kayaking and stuff like that? where abouts in Canada can you do that?

Here I found a good site for you:

http://www.hellobc.com/en-CA/SightsActivitiesEvents/NaturalSightsPaev1=8rksWildlife/WhaleWatching/VancouverIsland.htm?S=N&L
Vancouver Island, which is the far west coast.

@Dr.Rock: Ok Thanks for the site, ill look it up right now.

@Oracle: They probably have some good whale watching stuff set up off of the coast of the Bay of Fundy, off the coast in around central Nova Scotia and off the coast on the Gulf of St. Lawrence in New Brunswick...n April would be a good bet as to time...kayaking in North Eastern Ontario and white water rafting is something that people do a lot in around Ottawa...

@Dr.Rock: i found alot of info about orcas on the site you gave me, thanks so much.
thanks for the info about Canada you guys

@ Orcale
No problem! youll probably soon know more about Canada than most people in this thread.

@Dr.Rock I mena that eagle whit white had you know what I mean
@Kop - Nop I hawnt been there you know far and expencive
Nice description nice cities realy nice I had seen many many documentaries about Canada and those cities but i wanna see Canadians ws Maple Leaves live


what is/are Orcas?

Written by Bad English on 22.04.2007 at 11:41

@Dr.Rock I mena that eagle whit white had you know what I mean
@Kop - Nop I hawnt been there you know far and expencive
Nice description nice cities realy nice I had seen many many documentaries about Canada and those cities but i wanna see Canadians ws Maple Leaves live


what is/are Orcas?

Orcas are a type of Dolphin... Yes people they are dolphins, i know this because ive studied them for years and know everything there is about them. have you ever seen the movie Free Willy? the other name for Orca is Killer Whale.

Written by Bad English on 22.04.2007 at 11:41

@Dr.Rock I mena that eagle whit white had you know what I mean

I know what your talking about, and Ive never seen one in real life (other than at the zoo in the bird cage).

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Written by Bad English on 22.04.2007 at 11:41

@Dr.Rock I mena that eagle whit white had you know what I mean

I know what your talking about, and Ive never seen one in real life (other than at the zoo in the bird cage).

Yes those birds are mighy and beautifull I dunno whitch of them I like more Condor of Andes or this one

Written by Oracle on 22.04.2007 at 08:15

@Dr.Rock: Ok Thanks for the site, ill look it up right now.

And if your curious about what Alberta has, heres a really sweet picture some friends took of me during the summer (Im the little dot on top of the mountain), but alberta has alot of that stuff, thats pretty much our attractions....

(sorry, Ive been looking for an excuse to show off this picture)

@Dr.Rock: Cool picture. Lol i can see you on the top of the mountain. was it cold up there?

Written by Oracle on 23.04.2007 at 01:20

@Dr.Rock: Cool picture. Lol i can see you on the top of the mountain. was it cold up there?

It depends how hight are mountain, what a season are outside but 2-3km it shood be 2-3 degrees colder how in earth, simmilar
That landscapes simmilar are in Sweden

Written by Oracle on 23.04.2007 at 01:20

@Dr.Rock: Cool picture. Lol i can see you on the top of the mountain. was it cold up there?

Somewhat cold, mostly just because of pretty strong winds, but I was wearing a tshirt, it was a little chilly but still tolerable.

oh ok.
well i wont be on MS for a while, i dont have the net at home and yeah, i can only come on when im at my boyfriend's place. so ill talk to ya all whenever i get access to the net. it was nice talking to ya.