So... Whats for lunch?

[Michel]

       

[Lise]

Ahahaha. Funny man. Turkey me one more time and I'll thump you on the head with SD's mental arguements.

[Michel]

     
   

[Lise]

  I was asking if Labador is where we find these critters.....

[Sportsdude]

[a href="vny!://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20071109.blacktickle10/BNStory/lifeFoodWine/"]vny!://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20071109.blacktickle10/BNStory/lifeFoodWine/[/a]

Yellow water, no sewage, in Canada.
That puppy has better water.
 

[Lise]

You've lost me....... and I don't have time to read newspaper articles.

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[Sportsdude]

It's not an article. Its a video.
photojournalism

 

[Michel]

     
 

[Lise]

  Oh that is so cool that the lab and the newfoundland dog is closely related. I love these mutts. I think they're just so adorable. It's great to know that they're Canadian as can be.

[Michel]

     

[Sportsdude]

 They're huge, friend's neighbour had one, downside they don't live very long. (  

[Lise]

Speaking of Newfoundland, how come they say 'newfernland' instead of 'newfoundland'? Isn't it odd? Like I would hear it the first time then shake my head and ask for a repeat.

  I would love to see Newfoundland. Must be a wonderful place to visit. Other than uhm beer and labs, what else is Newfoundland famous for?

[Sportsdude]

Rocks, fishing and wilderness and funky names. Dildo, Newfoundland.

Cuz they're a funky breed of Irish and Bristol English, I think. Met a Newfoundlander on the ferry once. Gopher could help us on this.





 

[Michel]

     

[Sportsdude]

Newfoundland just sounds awesome. Their ads always get me wanting to go there on tv. Looks like a peaceful place. If only it wasn't so expensive to fly within Canada.