#canuck

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P O T D

Have a GREAT weekend everyone!

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Behbeh

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I HAVE AN URGGEEEE as a Canuck (Canadian), I WANT SO BAD to write the marauders… FROM ALBERTA!! Like guys, it’s a visceral need… there’s already a draft HELP PLEASEE

(Okay but like Quebec French Black brothers?? East coast NOUFIE Remus lupin?? Country boy James who grew up mountain biking and skiing?? Vancouver native Barty crouch whose dad is in politics? And they ALL (well most) play hockey?? Guys please this is eating my brain)

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It’s #CanadaDay, so it’s a good day to learn more about the history of the country and what its residents have been called over the years. We’ve got a video on “Canuck” that goes into some of this

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COMMEMORATING HALF A CENTURY OF EVERYONE'S FAVORITE "DREADED DEADLY" CANUCK IN 2024.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a Marvel house ad for "The Incredible Hulk" Vol. 1 #181 (1974), featuring the first appearance of the "dreaded deadly Wolverine," on sale July 30, 1974. Artwork by Herb Trimpe✝, John Romita, Sr.✝, & Gaspar Saladino✝. Marvel Comics Group.

MINI-OVERVIEW: "Nobody demanded it but Marvel did it anyway. There was no way that anyone, including  creators Len Wein, Roy Thomas, John Romita, and Herb Trimpe could have foreseen how this runty little Canadian with an attitude (actually introduced in the last panel of Hulk #180) would become one of the company’s breakout stars, but someone up there thought enough of the idea to spotlight Wolverine over his green-skinned host in this ad."

-- THE 13TH DIMENSION, "My 13 Favorite 1970s MARVEL COMICS House Ads," by Dan Greenfield, published August 2023

Source: https://13thdimension.com/paul-kupperberg-my-13-favorite-1970s-marvel-comics-house-ads.

[domono08]

Time to jump on the Barbie bandwagon.

[usafphantom2]

It just hit me that these could have been Canadian Scorpions see the similarities?

[maple2023]

Hey yah non Canucks, this is maple beaver, the most Canadian beaver that had ever lived. I’ve just discovered social media and I thinking about using so often and now. So if you wanna ask how my life has been or anything surrounding me just drop me a question or so!

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*laughs in Canadian*

Because I’m curious-

Reblog so this breaks containment and reaches people near the equator

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Crimes That Weren’t Committed By Humans | Crimes committed by animals

Join us as we delve into the bizarre world of animal-related crimes with 7 shocking cases that defy expectations and challenge perceptions. From bears causing car crashes to cats accumulating money and monkeys involved in tragic kidnappings, these incidents showcase the unexpected roles animals can play in human affairs.

In Colorado, a curious bear's late-night adventure led to a car crash and an unusual "gift" for its human neighbors. Meanwhile, Sir Whines-A-Lot, the money-snatching cat, turned mischief into a heartwarming act of charity.

Discover the intelligence and resourcefulness of crows through the daring escapade of Canuck, the knife-stealing crow, and unravel the chilling tale of Project Nim, where a chimpanzee's attack raised ethical concerns.

Explore the unpredictable nature of life as a playful dog inadvertently fires a gun, and a cockfighting event in California turns deadly. Finally, witness the tragic consequences of a monkey's actions in India, highlighting the need for awareness and precaution.

Join us as we uncover these extraordinary stories and contemplate the complex relationship between humans and animals. Subscribe now to explore the darker side of the animal kingdom and unravel the mysteries behind these shocking cases.

[gilliansboobs]

Cranberry Prosecco Cocktail Recipe Cookin Canuck

[hughesybear]

Vinny: trying to hype up his new captain who scored his first goal of the season

Quinn: mid-existential crisis