Meh, only half. He became naturalized, renounced his Canadian half, currently resides on Lois Lane in New York,NY.Superman is canadian.
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Meh, only half. He became naturalized, renounced his Canadian half, currently resides on Lois Lane in New York,NY.Superman is canadian.
Wolverine is a Canadian super hero. So is SpockSuperman is canadian.
Meh, only half. He became naturalized, renounced his Canadian half, currently resides on Lois Lane in New York,NY.
Why does he have to go to Quebec? Couldn't he have tossed them up at the pole?Really? Renouncing 's a little far , couldn't he have just tossed some polar bears at quebec .?
Americans, in general, make better basses than Canadians. That and Geddy Lee are all that really matter where this forum is concerned.![]()
What if they don't want to watch? The salad will get cold.No one gives a toss about the poles, we're having a toss at quebec today because it's their turn.
JC or Le Bach le ?Something about his initials......
JOHNNY CANUCK
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OF course, everyone knows it's Dos Equis or nothing!Ask any Mexican worth their pablanos and they'll tell you Corona is the $#!+ they sell us while they keep the good stuff for themselves......just like the Brits do keeping the hot girls over there close by and sending us the dregs.
yeah,but it's a bit of a hike from here.....Ask any Mexican worth their pablanos and they'll tell you Corona is the $#!+ they sell us while they keep the good stuff for themselves......just like the Brits do keeping the hot girls over there close by and sending us the dregs.
Sorry bro, I'm not a fan of it either. But with JImC and Bawana ignored it looked like you were referring to me.
Could have been worse, I could have linked Bobby McFerrin....oh snap
Looks like something from Zap Comix.![]()
via Pierre Fournier, back cover, L'Illustré No. 8, September 1974
© & TM, Pierre Fournier
Creator: Pierre Fournier
Debut: Les Aventures du Capitaine Kébec No. 1 (1973)
Powers: Super strength, speed and flight
Considered to be Quebec's first national superhero, Capitaine Kébec was a spoof of the American superhero genre and the state of Canadian society at the time. And sure, he doesn't look like much (his cape is a towel!) and he got his powers by meditating in a forest while high, but he's still a pretty cool hero. Heck, he even fought Captain Haddock fromTintin!