Reply With Quote"Who would have thought I'd meet Tom Green here, eh? Thanks for coming eout"
lol, I thought the dude was just f'n around... But he was seriously THAT CANADIAN...Originally Posted by SBL
"Who would have thought I'd meet Tom Green here, eh? Thanks for coming eout"
I hate Tom Green but God bless him for heading over there.
There's just something unnerving about having Tom Green handle weapons. It's like handing a 2 year old a loaded pistol and telling him to have fun.
I still remember this;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdR1Ss7i8x4
That was just a hockey stick and maple syrup away from a stereotype wet dream.lol, I thought the dude was just f'n around... But he was seriously THAT CANADIAN...
Lol, alright, this dude right here, if there ever was a video game featuring Canadian soldiers, HE should do the voice overs!
not a fan of tom green in the slightest, just not funny, but it put a big smile on my face when the pure canuck went ape **** that he was there, that was a feel good moment.
not sure why i found it impressive that tom green spoke french...lol (no wise cracks, i know hes canadian).
Yea, that was hilarious, eh hahaha
That's no bad thing. My mother works in radiology, and has just bore witness to some poor bastard's death from testicular cancer over the past several months. He was 22. If it raises awareness and gets people going to their doctor's when they have legitimate concerns, it's a good thing. This guy delayed getting himself checked out due to embarrassment. It ultimately cost him his life.
Holy sh*t 3:47 guy was hilarious.
I stopped even smirking at Tom Green's crap when he started messing with old people. Good morale boost for the Canucks, though.
Props to Tom Green!! Do i see some Yanks along with the Cannucks watching the show?
Not considering that a bad thing, a friend insistance to have a mole checked on my arm allowed me to diagnose a growing melanoma tumor, have it removed and chemotreated, and live to tell the story 10 years later.That's no bad thing. My mother works in radiology, and has just bore witness to some poor bastard's death from testicular cancer over the past several months. He was 22. If it raises awareness and gets people going to their doctor's when they have legitimate concerns, it's a good thing. This guy delayed getting himself checked out due to embarrassment. It ultimately cost him his life.
Otherwise, I would never had time to register on this forum, imagine what a waste it would have been
That's cool that he can get away from the REMFs and get to see the real combat troops.
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