Posted on: 25-01-08 10:02:14
Would you consider Canada a dangerous place to vacation?
You might if you read an Australian tourism website, which is advising its citizens to "exercise caution" when travelling to the Great White North. Among the possible dangers, as listed by the country's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, terrorism, heavy snow, forest fires and avalanches
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http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_18922.aspx
P.S: I thought this is a morning joke, until I saw the Aus govt website -> http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/Canada . Still think this belongs to the 'fun' category!
I believe all countries should post a travel warning for Australia, as follows -
"Beware of misbehaved monkeys"
and of course "Beware of deported convincts"
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"Mah deah, there is much more money to be made in the destruction of civilization than in building it up."
-- Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind"
And then, Australians are the most prevalent visitors/workers in British Columbia's (may be Canada's) most famous skiing resort - Whistler.
Looks like they are not taking Australian visitor information quite seriously.
The last time I saw they are the most racist people on the planet, where their Prime Minister shouts at the immigrants publicly - 'Fit in or get out' (May be not the exact words, but something like this - quite blunt).
They are the one in Iraq. So, more or less Canada (in A'stan) and Aus (in Iraq) are in the same boat - nerved by the terrorist attack in this aspect.
i don't understand their language....As Jay leno said when a aussie spoke in the audience "Let me translate australian to english!"
After this Monkey issue Australians were stopped supplying Uranium to India
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Originally posted by kumar_vadivelu
After this Monkey issue Australians were stopped supplying Uranium to India
No, nothing to do with Cricket. They were already reluctant to do so. I am sure, their Parliament even discusses the Cricket, just like our 'Netas' do.
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Originally posted by febpreet
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Originally posted by kumar_vadivelu
After this Monkey issue Australians were stopped supplying Uranium to India
No, nothing to do with Cricket. They were already reluctant to do so. I am sure, their Parliament even discusses the Cricket, just like our 'Netas' do.
correction to above: Should be 'never discusses' intead of 'even discusses'.
Thanks.
