I'm so off-topic lately. D:

[Captain LeBubbles]

Oh, and don't forget treating curling like a real sport.

And they think their silly accent is so cute - can't understand a thing they're talkin' aboot.

See their map there, hovering right over us? Tell you the truth, it makes me kinda nervous...

[Valerie]

Also also, I do believe I heard a comedian once say "Whatever you hate, is what's going to end up in your family. You hate Latinos, your daughter's gonna come home Livin' La Vida Loca. You hate gays, your son's gonna bring home a nice young man." After seeing this proven true a few times, I've tried not to hate. Except for racists, deliberate ignorance, and homophobes. If I ever have kids, the result should be... interesting.

Assuming this is true, I'm gonna try hating rich people.

"Try?"

[Zanosuke Kurosaki]

Oh, and don't forget treating curling like a real sport.

And they think their silly accent is so cute - can't understand a thing they're talkin' aboot.

See their map there, hovering right over us? Tell you the truth, it makes me kinda nervous...

So quick, before they see it coming - Time for a pre-emptive strike *whistling noise is heard*

[Kamino Neko]

I just have to link this, now...

[Captain LeBubbles]

Oh, and don't forget treating curling like a real sport.

And they think their silly accent is so cute - can't understand a thing they're talkin' aboot.

See their map there, hovering right over us? Tell you the truth, it makes me kinda nervous...

So quick, before they see it coming - Time for a pre-emptive strike *whistling noise is heard*

Then again, they do have Celine Dion...

@Kamino Neko: Epic song, thanks~

[Freemage]

I love Scandinavia and the World.

[Kamino Neko]

I do, too...I especially like that strip. I use the Canada-hat as my avatar on the SatW site.

[TCampbell]

Hey, a new strip to subscribe to.

[Freemage]

I particularly like the 'family' relationships--Canada and USA both call Great Britain "Dad", for instance. There's also several dysfunctional romances.

[Kamino Neko]

There's also several dysfunctional romances.

New Zealand/Wales, FTW. (Actually, that's really quite functional, just weird.)

[Valerie]

I particularly like the 'family' relationships--Canada and USA both call Great Britain "Dad", for instance. There's also several dysfunctional romances.

I've always considered Great Britain more of a mom. I guess the image of the Queen.
'Course, I also always pictured America as a 15-year-old boy who is a very obvious wannabe thug, and Canada is America's little brother who's very well-behaved and sits in the corner reading all the time.

All Caucasian, if it matters. I assume because that's the majority race in each country.

[Zanosuke Kurosaki]

I think I'm gonna do myself a big favor in the future, and preface everything I say with "Despite several years of life trying to teach me not to, I tend to do things without thinking, please forgive my possible stupidity in advance, kthnx?" Just when I think I'm doin' something right, turns out I forgot to apply thought to all of what I was tryin' to do. Think I'll just go find a nice hole to sit in for a while...

So anyway, think I'll check out that comic, too. Looks interesting.

[Zanosuke Kurosaki]

Also, due to some personal issues, I think I'm going to be gone for a while. Say a month or so. Catch you folks on the flipside, whenever that happens to be.

[MudFlap33]

Also, due to some personal issues, I think I'm going to be gone for a while. Say a month or so. Catch you folks on the flipside, whenever that happens to be.

Hope you're okay, Zano.

[Freemage]

I particularly like the 'family' relationships--Canada and USA both call Great Britain "Dad", for instance. There's also several dysfunctional romances.

I've always considered Great Britain more of a mom. I guess the image of the Queen.
'Course, I also always pictured America as a 15-year-old boy who is a very obvious wannabe thug, and Canada is America's little brother who's very well-behaved and sits in the corner reading all the time.

All Caucasian, if it matters. I assume because that's the majority race in each country.

Heh. Actually, that gets touched on in the comic. The normally blond-and-tan Surfer Boy America discovers that his arms are 'turning black' (because America is slowly but surely becoming a country with no single ethnic majority), and has a major-league freak-out over it. It's... pretty spot-on as a metaphor for the 'demographic winter' folks.