The title says it all! Pics in the article:
http://mashable.com/2016/08/31/instagram-holiday-women-canadian/#_rA1OiCcAGqa
Hot.. yes. But they're Quebec'ers not Canadians. ;)
What? No pics of the 63 year old? I can't understand that. :P
Look like pretty average 20-something women. Dumbasses, too.
It's pretty easy to smuggle stuff onto cruise ships. The issue is, they do random checks of luggage. They can't check every single piece of luggage as it would take way too much time, so this is a compromise. Maybe Heckle and Jeckle here thought that or were oblivious, but regardless, hahahahahahaha. I don't know the Aussie penal system at all so I wonder if they'll get the book thrown at them to be made an example of, or if they'll get off because they're young, Anglo, and will probably promise to never ever do it again, like, literally because they can't even.
Duck lips!!?? Jebus, the one girl deserves life just for that. C:-)
Quote from: Sir Slash on August 31, 2016, 09:11:03 AM
What? No pics of the 63 year old? I can't understand that. :P
Pretty sure the 63 year old was a dude..... :buck2:
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 06:48:40 AM
Hot.. yes. But they're Quebec'ers not Canadians. ;)
There's a difference between the two? [ducks and hides now]
Quote from: OJsDad on August 31, 2016, 03:28:54 PM
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 06:48:40 AM
Hot.. yes. But they're Quebec'ers not Canadians. ;)
There's a difference between the two? [ducks and hides now]
Don't ask that in Quebec. Seriously, they will cut you.
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 06:48:40 AM
Hot.. yes. But they're Quebec'ers not Canadians. ;)
My mistake. Please forgive me. Eh?
Quebec being French means what? They don't shave?
Quote from: Sir Slash on August 31, 2016, 06:33:33 PM
Quebec being French means what? They don't shave?
Or brush teeth.... Or hair... :buck2:
We have been on 12+ cruises. On almost all of them where your luggage is put in big steel loading containers to get put onboard or offloaded when you get to your final port there is a dog that has walked around all of the luggage. Drug dogs are really fast and accurate workers. Going through an entire cruise ship worth of luggage is really fast.
What if you wrap your drugs up really tight in plastic and then spray the outside with the same antiseptics that veterinarians use, especially the ones who specialize in 'the alteration'? Will the drug-sniffing dogs linger or quickly move on down the row of luggage?
It's Quebecois (pronounced Quebek-wah), not Quebec'er. ;)
In 1980, when I was 12, we went to Toronto to spend a weekend in a 3 star hotel downtown. I watched the movie Arthur in the room. That "Moon in New York City" song always makes me think of Toronto. :D
After watching the movie, I went to the pool room where a Quebecois family was sitting in the hot tub. The attractive wife was wearing a knitted yarn bikini and my 12 year old self couldn't help continual surreptitious glances. :o
Trust me... it's Quebec'er. ;) Quebecios is when yer being nice.
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 09:01:50 PM
Trust me... it's Quebec'er. ;) Quebecios is when yer being nice.
OK, here is something I've been wondering about- taking Canadians' understanding of 'Merican regional differences as a given... what part of the USA would you Northern Brothers think most approximates the Quebecois in the eyes of the rest of the States?
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 09:01:50 PM
Trust me... it's Quebec'er. ;) Quebecios is when yer being nice.
I think you spelled "merde" wrong.
Cajuns are America's Quebec'ers. They don't shave either. ;D
Quote from: Staggerwing on August 31, 2016, 09:14:24 PM
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 09:01:50 PM
Trust me... it's Quebec'er. ;) Quebecios is when yer being nice.
OK, here is something I've been wondering about- taking Canadians' understanding of 'Merican regional differences as a given... what part of the USA would you Northern Brothers think most approximates the Quebecois in the eyes of the rest of the States?
I don't know.... what part of the States wants the government to spend all their money there but wants to separate and keep it all and still use the currency and the military? :P
I think the equivalent in Germany is Bavarians... but that's just a guess... ;)
Texas?
Quote from: Freyland on September 01, 2016, 08:55:43 AM
Texas?
I think you'd find a lot of Texans taking umbrage with that...though the real truth is there are very few native Texans anymore (me included, actually, even if I've been here since 1978 or so).
Quote from: Staggerwing on August 31, 2016, 09:14:24 PM
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 09:01:50 PM
Trust me... it's Quebec'er. ;) Quebecios is when yer being nice.
OK, here is something I've been wondering about- taking Canadians' understanding of 'Merican regional differences as a given... what part of the USA would you Northern Brothers think most approximates the Quebecois in the eyes of the rest of the States?
Vermont.
Uber powerful government that spends like mad. Broken State for starting a business. Armed to the teeth (you can carry in the State Capital). Feels superior to every other State because their system is "so great" even though nobody wants to live there because of the people already there, the restrictive laws and high taxes. And ...... Without Maple Syrup the economy would fail completely.
Quote from: Sir Slash on August 31, 2016, 10:52:19 PM
Cajuns are America's Quebec'ers.
Well... I guess that's doubly true since many of their French-speaking ancestors moved there after being driven out of Quebec by the British military long ago. :knuppel2:
Then they got sold to the US. ;D
C:-)
^ And I have NO doubt that there are parts of Louisiana that are unaware of that change of status.
If you've seen the historical documentary film Southern Comfort, the last time the US military attempted to occupy their rich croc-breeding and meth-making grounds, their guerrilla war of cousin-lovin' offspring were more than a match for our National Guard professionals. Even Powers Boothe couldn't stand up to their toothless admiration of the weekend warrior's 'purty mouths.'
;D
I learned a long time ago the hard way not to confuse Cajun with Creole. Hell, it's all French to me.
Quote from: airboy on September 01, 2016, 10:37:23 AM
Quote from: Staggerwing on August 31, 2016, 09:14:24 PM
OK, here is something I've been wondering about- taking Canadians' understanding of 'Merican regional differences as a given... what part of the USA would you Northern Brothers think most approximates the Quebecois in the eyes of the rest of the States?
Vermont.
Uber powerful government that spends like mad. Broken State for starting a business. Armed to the teeth (you can carry in the State Capital). Feels superior to every other State because their system is "so great" even though nobody wants to live there because of the people already there, the restrictive laws and high taxes. And ...... Without Maple Syrup the economy would fail completely.
Replace "Maple Syrup" with "Something Else" and you'd be describing California.
'1 Infinite Loop'?
Quote from: Staggerwing on August 31, 2016, 09:14:24 PM
Quote from: Barthheart on August 31, 2016, 09:01:50 PM
Trust me... it's Quebec'er. ;) Quebecios is when yer being nice.
OK, here is something I've been wondering about- taking Canadians' understanding of 'Merican regional differences as a given... what part of the USA would you Northern Brothers think most approximates the Quebecois in the eyes of the rest of the States?
Cholos.
Alabama?