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05/21/09
Those two are terrible hosts, and I cannot believe they were bitching about the sound when it was their station's fault it was sucking. And the way he phrased the question all, what, three times was completely nonsensical. And obviously they never watched Pot Psych to know to shut up when you guys are answering; what's the point to having advice experts on and then interrupting them?
I actually heard (and understood) everything you guys said live and on the clip, both times. They weren't listening, but "waiting for their turn to talk". And the booing couldn't be heard either time, too; but seriously, booing?! He does sound too immature to have sex.
What they were referring to about the $40 was some competition where if "you and your friends" can be entertaining, they will interview you for 3 minutes and then you make $40. Clearly, they are desperate for material because it's the stupidest idea ever. You guys should demand the $40, as it was "promised" at the end of the show; hopefully they would give up to not cause a fight, and, hey, $40 is $40.
As for the rude-ass hosts, they obviously think they're super edgy. (But, obviously, then they don't go on the internet.) Honestly, I'm sorry you had to deal with the incompetent douchebags. I am revoking their Canadianness, damnit.
To apologize, I give you a clip of Video on Trial, a good Canadian show, on MuchMusic with Mariah Carey. Maybe you guys could go and be guest judges on that! They judge music videos, and it's a bunch of comedians (and the occasional celebrity) as judges. No one would boo you there, I swear. (I cannot even believe Canadians booed. No one even honks their car horn where I'm from.)
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Hey, you and Mike Judge!
But yeah, MTV Canada sucks as much as MTV Regular.
05/20/09
Also, Tracie and Rich are way more popular than these goons. Blogs > TV. Or rather, Gawker Media Empire > extended cable package with sorry attempts at making Canadia versions of American tv when everyone knows all Canadians watch American shows anyway.
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I get the impression many forget that 905 is all the way south to Niagara Falls. 905: not just the bedroom of the GTA anymore.
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Also, I live in Vancouver, and our bud is fantastic.
05/20/09
Hipsters, grandmas, babies, whippets... you just never know where your next contact high is coming from, man.
Don't let Toronto get you down, Tracie and Rich!
05/20/09
Walking through MJ smoke doesn't even phase me anymore, especially since my brother's room is pretty much permanently hot boxed. lol
Also, so friended for your jab at Toronto ;)
05/20/09
The Canadians seem to have overthought and undercommunicated the whole affair...
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05/21/09
"American bacon" is marbled w/ streaks of fat and cut into thin strips - that get crispy with cooking. I think it's cut from a smaller, narrower muscle group (belly?), always salt-cured and smoked.
What is most often sold in the US as Canadian bacon is actually small, round ham. It's not as flavorful as the real thing, and has a more "hammy" texture.
If I'd been born a few hundred miles North, I'd probably like true Canadian bacon best. I'm just poking a little fun, too - I like bacon, but it is not my "joie de vivre."
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Also, sorry, Canadians, but irate people with Canadian accents sound even funnier than American irate people.