yyzjo777

Happy Canada Day! 141 years young.

Jo

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Jo-Anne

Santos

Happy canada day !!!!

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1) BETA DC-8-70F (dedicated to Celso please)
2) PANAIR DO BRASIL DC-8 reg.# PP-PDS
3) VARIGLOG MD-11F & B727-100 / 200F
4) VARIG Caravelle
5) TRANSBRASIL 727-100
6) RIO-SUL 737-500 old colors


Thank you Aeroclassics for the VARIG Coronados!

CZMike

Happy Canada Day. The land of my Mothers birth. I have many family members there and many friends from B.C. to Ontario.

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1:200Freak

Happy Canada Day

Mystère

Vive la Belle Province !!

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A Tupolev

How's it going, eh. Happy BD you hosers, eh! Let's celebrate with some donuts and Labatts Blue, eh. Now take off, eh.

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dylan

Canada's a country?? When the hell did this happen? I thought tey were like Puerto Rico or Guam. Oh well, good for them!

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yyzjo777

Ever tried "Beaver Tails" and/or "Poutine"?

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A Tupolev

Mmmm Poutine.

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yyzjo777

I've never tried the stuff before but my best friend loves it! Looks gross but apparently tastes great!

Jo

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u.s.airways92

i can tell someone failed in world history.

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A Tupolev

It's a beauty, eh.



The Canadian national dish.

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yyzjo777

Yeah, doesn't that look tasty.

Fries & gravy ... Yum! ... could probably do without the cheese curds though - although, I should try it first before having final opinion.

Think I'll stick with Canadian Bacon aka Back Bacon aka Peameal Bacon.

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dboyd001

..... mmmmmmmmmmmmmm... "Poutine".
Dave (originally Herringchoker from Truro, Nova Scotia)

CcrlR737pilot

?????????????
Whoa!!! Looks like a cajun dish!!!
What is in it?

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yyzjo777

Apparently it's french fries covered in BBQ chicken gravy and cheese curds.

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dboyd001

..... Your basic Poutine is Fries or fried potatoes with cheese curd. If you are not a purist a gravy covers it all. Many variations are possible and here in my humble home in Western New York Poutine will be made with either string or beefsteak fries, not so much cheese curd as the Québécois like and covered with any leftover gravy (or gravy from any leftovers drippings). Lots of black pepper or for zing some hot Cajun seasoning. My dad liked it with hash browns. My mom liked it with bacon and bacon fat (I'm about to barf just thinking of that). I knew people who would have it and put sugar on it. Canadians should be very unhealthy eating stuff like that. But that's just the Maritimes.
..... NOT to be confused with the New Brunswick delicacy of Poutine râpée which I never liked because I never really liked pork or greasy things the size of a baseball (at least the way my aunt made it).
Dave (I really should have much worse heart problems come to think of it)

gospodin

Jeeez, is that picture before or after someone ate it?! That looks about as bad as it gets.

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A Tupolev

Where do you think Cajuns came from? They migrated to the Southern USA from Canada. The word Cajun comes from the word Acadia.

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dboyd001

..... It's also been described as french fries covered with snots and gravy. Not an appetizing description. Tastes better than it looks.
..... I recall that my wife was totally grossed out when she came to the U.S. at the sight of pizza, which she had never seen before. She got over that and loves pizza. She had the same reaction to poutine, but likes it now.
Dave

u.s.airways92

MAN THAT LOOKS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!!!

since i'm from utah and we do have mormons also saying that 99.9% of my friends our mormon that they do go on missions and one of my good friends went on his mission to quebec, canada and he said that's all he love to eat and he brought a lot of packages of the Poutine(hopefully that is how you spell it) when he got home, so he made it for me and we tried his homeade poutine out and it wasn't that bad but i think it would be better if i just go to canada and try it!!!!!!!! (by the way i'm not mormon i'm a CATHOLIC that lives in utah)

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gospodin

Mmmmm...you can just feel your arteries harden just looking at that mess.

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