CANADIANS BEWARE!

You must seal your borders against US army personnel and particularly their contractors...............

They carry a deadly and probably contagious mental illness...................

Unless, of course, the Canadian "poppy" 25 cent coin really is nano spy technology designed to undermine the USA

Story here:

http://www.thestar.com/printArticle/211189

:cool::D

I was going to say that the US are abit paranoid but I suppose they have to be ...

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Originally Posted by nihil

You must seal your borders against US army personnel and particularly their contractors...............

They carry a deadly and probably contagious mental illness...................

Unless, of course, the Canadian "poppy" 25 cent coin really is nano spy technology designed to undermine the USA

Story here:

http://www.thestar.com/printArticle/211189

:cool::D

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Lol...we will assimilate...resistance is futile.....wonder how many were defaced in trying to remove the poppy...:D

God I knew we were 1337 but come on. Oh crap I have one in my pocket right now. /me puts on his tinfoil hat.

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Originally Posted by Cider

I was going to say that the US are abit paranoid but I suppose they have to be ...

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The US are NOT paranoid. Its not paranoia when they really are out to get you.

Hi,

I guess the problem is that Americans have no idea of how we view Armistice Day, and respect our fallen? Also, their "Veterans' Association" is government run, rather than an independent charitable organisation such as we have.

I guess it is a British, Canadian, Anzac, South African thing?

Incidentally, the poppy emblem was inspired by a poem written by a WWI canadian field doctor, so it is a fitting subject for a Canadian commemorative coin.

:)

Nihil,

I was all set to disagree with you about the poppy symbolism, In grade school we had to memorize that poem, being an "egotistical" American I thought a yank had wrote it. A quick Wiki changed my error.

"In Flanders Field the poppies grow..."

The symbolism of the poppy is not lost on us however, the veterans groups sell poppies to raise funds and commemorate the war dead. History isn't strong subject here, which is why we are doomed to make the same mistakes.

Your Armistice Day (Rememberance Day), 11th month, 11th day, 11th hour has become our Veterans Day, a day we should be honoring veterans alive and fallen. Our Memorial Day, last Monday of May is when we commemorate our fallen.

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Originally Posted by nihil

Hi,

I guess the problem is that Americans have no idea of how we view Armistice Day, and respect our fallen? Also, their "Veterans' Association" is government run, rather than an independent charitable organisation such as we have.

I guess it is a British, Canadian, Anzac, South African thing?

Incidentally, the poppy emblem was inspired by a poem written by a WWI canadian field doctor, so it is a fitting subject for a Canadian commemorative coin.

:)

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Ah come on Nihil, I KNOW you know that I know what it is ;) It IS a Poppy after all :)

Actually you can find a PART of the poem Nihil is talking about on the Canadien 10 dollar bill.

ROTFL!!!!

Woah, what'll happen when they see our new paper money?