Amazing!

Interesting!

Spectacular!

Awesome!

Unbelievable!

13:04

I wanna get a picture with pm justin Trudeau

"accurate depiction" Trudeau is now spOderman? lmfao

@@HamishDuh2nd Let's be honest he would spider-crawl down the side of Langevin Block to avoid answering questions on darn near anything.

Thank God I'm not the only person who initially thought that!

Ahh you beat me to it

Yup

Also Cheddars

Earls is definitely fancier than Olive Garden. Olive garden is very cheap.

Nah fam it's chillies lmao

Parochial schools have worn uniforms since I was a wee lad in the 70's. some inner city public schools have gone to uniforms, but parents dont like them because its an added cost! & if you grew up going to school where you didnt have to wear them, attending a school with them seems like an imposition!

You and I both. I'm a Kiwi and most of our schools have a very strict uniform policy and the fact that America's didn't was something I envied deeply.

fair enough tbh, good on em. I’m from Ontario but me personally I think that scene was pretty cruel

@@Walker-vm6bf To who?

​@@siohunndaiWhat, do you treat Newfoundlanders like we treat Ohioans?

@@wta1518 i hate newfoundlanders

@@siohunndai Ah, so they are like Ohioans.

That was hilarious timing

I've been to Ottawa before, a truly boring city, but I can say that I for a fact say Justin Trudeau spider crawl out of his office and greet everyone below him.

@@thecaynuck4694 lol

Same 😂 I thought he was saying that is how Trudeau regularly exits the building

Trudeau: the next spiderman

Pretty honorable.

@@christianpethukov8155 Not sure. What if he wanted US$20,000 and they only offered his C$20,000? Or what if he wanted $40,000? Anyway, like you, I'd like to think that he rejected the money on principle and not because of greed.

$20k in American dollars or Monopoly money?

What a spoilsport

@@JJMcCullough ikr

I've been to Victoria and can confirm the architecture was amazing. What a beautiful place.

I've seen Americans make fun of Subway a lot. Is it really that bad there?

@@NitroIndigo no haha its just a standard sandwich shop. I think americans just like to make fun out of nitpicks of commercial chains. Personally its funny haha :)

Subway was better before it became an international conglomerate and they went to the CHEAPEST quality ingredients possible but raised prices. Independently owned ones are better though!

@@inconnu4961 Yup It used to be much better pre-2005 there's literally thousands of subways now, and it's not much better than Mcdonald's in terms of quality.

@@melody3629 We have a lot more options when it comes to subs now, Jersey Mikes, Jimmy John's, Firehouse subs, etc.

They can take Justin Bieber back though

I had no idea we have them to thank for Ryan Reynolds.

@@sethminor8160 lol

Norm Macdonald, Jim Carey in the 90s...I knew a lot more but it's escaping me ATM

“thank” them?!? there’s a reason he moved

He should really do “Marge in Chains” probably the episode that has been used for Simpson’s predictions.

For some reason my brain saw Simpson and J in the same sentence and thought* OJ Simpson

There has never been a more true statement

Why do you have David Lloyd George as your profile pic? R you Welsh?

@@yaseenmashal639 so, hehe, funny story...iamanAmericanwhoenjoysbritishpolitics

@@simonrancourt7834 Quebec is the worst province in Canada

@@DwRockett PM's Question Time can be a BLAST. 8)

Well it’s the position of the newfound government that it’s an offensive slur so clearly someone is bothered by it.

@@JJMcCullough Government. What aren’t politicians bothered by?

​@@JJMcCullough Do you have proof of this JJ because you always seem to take a really dismissive and ignorant stance on Newfoundland in all of your videos (let alone never pronouncing the name right). You're sitting there smiling because you yourself think it's funny to mock Newfoundlanders. No one here thinks it's a slur they're just sick of the elitist bs from mainlanders like you calling us stupid just because you can't understand the way we talk. At what point is it discrimination JJ because maybe you're not old enough to remember but I had friends laughed out of job interviews in the 70s and 80s in Ontario just because they were from Newfoundland. People endured it for decades and never said a damn word which is why it's still so openly used today. I don't think you know the first thing about Newfoundland and you've demonstrated that in multiple videos over the years.

@@BarryB.Benson governments don’t stand for the masses. They stand for the loudest voice

​@@JJMcCullough Yea I tells mainlanders not to call us that whenever I hear it, it does carry a derogatory connotation still, and even worsened so by this simpsons ep

I wrote a comment saying the same thing. Although In the moment I couldn't 100% remember if I was getting the name right. I was pretty sure we called them "Old Victorian" homes or "Queen Anne Revival" like you said. But I'm glad you reassured me I wasn't misremembering lol

They are still all over NZ. We call them villas.

I happen to live in one of those Queen Anne Revival homes. Mine was built in 1895 in North Carolina. "Victorian" architecture is a name given to many different styles of home (Mansard Roof , Italianate, Gothic Revival) that was built in the years Queen Victoria was on the throne, and perhaps an older house built just afterwards, that has the characteristics of a home built during the time of Queen Victoria.

@@ottobaron6392 back when homes and general buildings were built with class and unique character. Imo modern day homes are built like trash. Unless they're multi million dollar homes...which even then can be often quite tacky...so many neighbourhoods today every house looks like the same bloody thing...a plain ugly box. And dont even get me started on how crunched together they are...zero yard space...just terrible. And the whole housing market is insanely overpriced. Okay theres my rant for the day lol.

@@slenderfoxx3797 Which is why I wanted a Victorian, when I moved to this state. I'm not much for contemporary architecture.

They’re not?

They did some of the filming right beside my grandmas house!! Pretty cool

@@ericsilver9401 as a Canadian I have to say that that’s not true! Once we become 18 we automatically become Mounties.

@@nellyhuaman8903 canadalution

@@dascreeb5205 The canadeañera

earls is in the us actually

The Cheesecake Factory is still pretty expensive tho

Chilli's

Wow come on 381 likes and no reply, let's fix that

Me too, and he sounded a lot like my Mom. My Dad was American, born near Detroit & Mom was Canadian, born in Windsor, but lived in Toronto her whole life until she met my Dad. They were married in Toronto, but lived in Michigan for a few years. My Dad had a large family & they lived in small town. There are MANY differences between American culture & Canadians. Soon, my Dad got a great job offer in Calif., so they moved out here & my bother and I were born & raised here in SoCal. We lived in Mich. for 6yrs & spent summers & holidays in Toronto, and I LOVED it there! My daughter was even an au pair for a few years after high school in Toronto, bc we still flew there every summer, even after I married and had kids. My Mom became a US citizen when my brother & I were 5 & 6 bc she said she wanted to be able to vote. I've regretted not becoming a Canadian citizen. It's my birthright & I'm proud of my heritage. My Granddad served in WWI (yes, one) with the Royal Highlanders & was wounded in battle. I have all his medals & his tam (& all the love letters he wrote to my Nana while he was overseas~ they weren't married yet, they married 3 days after he got home!).

@@jennifersignsoflife1375 how wonderful to have all those mementos of your grandfather's life- especially the love letters to your grandmother! That is so special to have in your family and will mean so much when passed on to future generations who didn't have the honor of getting to know him personally. I wish we had something like that of my grandfather's, he was in the navy during WW2.

@@brittanyfaucett745 Thank You! It's getting easier to find records of family members who served in WWI & WWII, and there are MANY groups that you can add your Grandfather's name to, just in case someone finds a photo or an old document that's he's included in. All the official military websites are really simple to use & don't require any proof of ancestry. GOOD LUCK!

Hey buddy, dooont be a dick.

Yeah, even as a Canadian I find that jarring

@@agrofindastation its funny tho

@@Prezzen77 good to know its not just me, saying about like that gets you laughed at in Toronto

Born and raised in Canada, Yeehhh he’s got more of an accent than most people lmao

For the love of… Are you an alien? People don't watch a Simpsons episode _specifically to find out how Canada regulates healthcare._ Rather, they watch the episode, they possibly don't question the statement, and then quite possibly, as so often happens with knowledge, they forget where they heard it, and don't notice they haven't confirmed it because now it just feels like knowledge. This kind of thing happens to everyone without them even noticing. Also, you must be a pretty cruel person to think someone deserves to have bad things happen to them because they're unintelligent.

It's not just The Simpsons though. This is a very consistent running joke in American media. 30 Rock for example did an almost identical "accidentally in the hospital in Canada and it's free!?" joke in nearly the same set-up. One singular joke about this would not be a big deal but creating an image of Canada that implies people can just walk in sick and be treated for free, when that's not actually true, is dangerous for anyone seeking medical attention and potentially trying to use that opportunity. I do believe that's all JJ was getting at.

No federal highway funding, to be specific. That's about 90% of a LOT of projects.

Another fun fact is that many states actually lowered their drinking age to 18 after the voting age was lowered to 18, only to raise it again only a few decades later.

For decades, the US territory of Guam was the lone hold-out, passing the age 21 legislation only in 2014.

@@JML6988 intersting. I didn't know that. Considering Guam has a large millitary presence, i'm sure the troops appricated being able to have drinks for, you know, having a profession that could potentially risk their lives for their country, it's the least they could do lol.

18 to fight and kill in foreign wars, and 21 to smoke and drink. Until recently it was 18 to smoke.

Same

BJ’s

I thought of Olive Garden and something decently higher end is J. Alexander's. IDK which one Earls is more equivalent to.

Yeah that's what I thought of!

Olive garden is too family oriented as compared to Earl's.... It's too bright and the servers don't wear enough black... and they aren't as attractive... It doesn't quite fit

Cincinnati here, it basically is a state 😂 40% of it is in kentucky, and everything is a local brand. Lots of people don’t know we’re in ohio, they couldn’t even tell you what part of the country its in 🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm so sorry for you.

Sorry to ask what is a newfie

Newfie...?

@@echidna210 someone from Newfoundland I assume

@@yens1609 you assume correct

Me toooo bro

I mean he can but everyone knows about that so he was talking about the slightly less well known facts.

😂

You should hear the Polish jokes! LOL

I'm American and some of the accents sound fake to me.

Your not the first Australian I've heard say that actually. My friend said he thought The USA was a fictional country used in media kinda like how ACME is a fictional brand.

@@mandalorian_guy just like americans think that Australia and Australians are not real and paid actors... And yes its a real thing

Why fake? The EPISODES is talking about is about Canada, not the US.

@@deutschelehrer69 -I- -think- -you- -are- -misunderstanding- -what- -at- -this- -point- -is- -mostly- -a- -joke- that's because they aren't real

@healinggrace5117The best is cockta, 100% love my slovene bros

More like the difference between alcoholic and non alcoholic beer

It’s more like Diet Coke and coke

Same $hit different pile

The prospect of Canada being a different country has always been weird to me. I speak the languages of both Mexico and Canada but only Mexico feels like a different country. Canada just feels like it’s another collection of states, like visiting Idaho and Montana as a Midwesterner.

Out of curiosity where were you in Canada? I live in the Maritimes and I don't know anybody that says "bloody", to me that's a solidly UK-only thing lol.

@@jessicastjames6202 Oh dang, I can't remember, I was little, my mom divorced my step dad soon after, so any chance to ask about that side of the family was gone, it wasn't a pretty break up.

​@@nannywhumpers5702 I live in northern Ontario and "bloody" is definitely something I hear (or even say) fairly regularly.. Particularly from older generations..

@@jorgeallan5232 Thank you, that's good to know, gives me a clue.

@@jorgeallan5232 Interesting! I'm from Southern Ontario and have never heard anyone say that, guess it must be strictly a Northern thing.

I've been to Canada dozens of times, and the only place I've seen Mounties wearing their dress uniforms was on TV or in print media. Every Mountie I've seen in person was wearing an everyday police uniform.

@@georgeadams1853 They only wear them for special occasions (parades, ceremonies, etc)

@@HamishDuh2nd Did you mean mountains? . Why’d you scroll down here... .

Well, comedy is about stereotypes. And this kind of comedy is making fun of those stereotypes Americans might have. I wonder if anyone younger than Matt Groening gets this one though. There once was a show many years ago on American TV "Sgt Preston of the Yukon". I don't know if I would get this one without that show.

80% is close enough buddy.

Chalk one (only one) up for Canada

Fun Fact: the WWE started in Canada as “All Star Wrestling “.

Well, if someone was moving from US to Canada due to politics, not sure Saskatchewan would be the place they'd move to. So that adds up

@@Kolateak_ Hypothetically if an American actually knew anything about Canadian domestic politics they could choose to move to the Prairies because they themselves are conservative.

Do CFL players count as celebrities? 🤔

@JamesMacPherson Yeah, could be? I mean, there are all kinds of regional accents in Canada (Nfld anyone?). I can tell a person is from the maritimes by the way they say "car" or other words like that. Its like a weird mix between "care" and "car".

I have never heard any Canadian talk that way unless you count South Park characters.

In British Columbia we don’t really say about like him however some of us do say it but the farther into Canada you go the less people talk like Americans

It all depends where you live eh. I grew up in a very isolated town in Alberta and people definitely say about like he does. And then some. Tons of no shit eh’s, and very slow speech.

When you get to the older generations in NB and PEI, it gets really different. I'd call it "Maritime" English.

As a Canadian who went swimming with my school as a kid I can confirm that this (and a whistle to get our attention) was all that was needed to get us out

as a canadian yes that is true but isnt it like that in each country? like does the life guard have to yell or something? also thats not a joke cause its true lmao. but it also depends on how many people there are in the pool, or who is saying it. for example, if it was not a life guard or employee or owner of the pool, why would i listen to a completely random person when they tell me to get out of a pool? also pools are always loud (of course it depends how many ppl there are) so if the lifeguard said it calmly no one would hear. of course they would need a whistle. but if there are barely any people, they would just calmly say "Everyone out of the pool please ", but still use a whistle to get everyones attention.

The point is not swimming. The stories about your swimming pool experience misses the point. The point of the joke is that Canadians are much more prone to blindly follow and not question authority (government) than your neighbors to the south.

@@edwinholcombe2741 I know, I’m just saying that it’s totally true but not always to some Canadians

@@albusdumbledore1981 Yes. I totally agree. While it may be said in general it certainly isn't true of all Canadians. From what I'm hearing recently more and more Canadians are beginning to question their government.

Before 9/11, the border crossing agent going from CAN->USA after midnight was just a thumb out the window pointing north to Detroit.

Its a rite of passage to go to Windsor for your 19th bday! I fondly remember stumbling down Ouellette many a night wondering why pizza places in the states didn't have easy phone numbers like 310-1010.

In Brazil the Universal Health Care System, the SUS, is truly universal. If you are a foreigner in Brazil they will not deny medical attention or charge you anything for it, even if it is a complex surgery. Although it is free for everyone, depending on where you are, hospital can have really heterogeneous quality and long queues

Maybe it's about time you take a trip up to Canada

When Estonia used to be part of soviet Union, people from Tallin used to watch Finnish TV cause it was western and free, a lot of them learned Finnish trough it and last time I was in Estonia I found people to speak Finnish with fairly easily. (They tend to be older though cause Estonia has been independent since USSR collapse) TV can indeed have a big impact on a person. You should visit Canada as soon as you can definitely if you feel like that.

@@ilarious5729 wow! Thank you so much for sharing…it’s fascinating just how much television influences people, especially children and yet so many people don’t even think about what they sit down and watch on a daily basis. I have always wanted to visit Canada…after this pandemic calms down I’m going to.

@@somethingedgy2185 I agree!

I grew up with CBC radio. It used to be intelligent and where you got real news and educational shows. Now it is so dumbed down to appeal to younger audiences it is not much different than the hard core top 10 stations. So sad.

ya for real, Im from Toronto hearing accents is a all day thing but i agree JJ's def has a different accent from you or I

the voice in bobby's world is the strange brew guys

same, i'm from toronto but i genuinely thought he was faking his accent at first lol

Hell, I'm from Nova Scotia and just recently realized how thick my accent is and JJ's accent still seemed strong for a long while ahaha.

Same

same for me. like two weeks ago i found out that a show called Detentionaire that i really liked, was Canadian, and i had a mild patriotic rewatch lol

Most non-North Americans kind of think Canadians and Americans are pretty much the same. (I've been told many times Canadians hate that.)

Well this type of idiocy and brain washing in our youth explains how we ended up with the Traitor trudeau problem to begin with

Because American culture is so powerful in Canada

Probably because the time between the 60s and 90s is AKA the Victorian era

In their usually in their own little neighborhoods where I am

Yeah I wanna say it’s Queen Anne Revival, but Victorian architecture was a mishmash of a bunch of different styles

Was really surprised he didn't know that, even if you don't know geography that's a pretty well known style of architecture

Yes, definitely Victorian. But there are a few subsets of Victorian architecture. Would this perhaps be Queen Anne?

Well it's actually less known how Canadian provinces interact with each other. Any country in the world that has an indigenous people who aren't in control of the government have likely been treated unfairly at one point or another. That wouldn't surprise anyone outside of Canada. This was far more informative, so no, definitely not a miss. Just talking about indigenous peoples rights or treatment for the millionth time is far more clichéd

I think they may have been intentionally going for something more lighthearted than that. Provincial rivalries are a lot more "fun" than the historical treatment of Indigenous Canadians for reasons I won't insult you by listing them as if you don't know already.

@@justsumguy5991 I agree, it is Simpsons after all. To joke about killing kids and mass graves wouldn't go off so well. Lol.

In America that sounds like you are describing Olive Garden

I find it so weird that a literal legal adult "isn't old enough" to buy alcohol in the 19+ areas. UK has no drinking age if you don't buy it yourself, 16+ to order in a restaurant with a meal and then obviously 18+ you're an adult and totally unrestricted for everything.

There are still a number of these houses in Port Huron, Michigan (across the river from Sarnia, Ontario)

We Americans make fun of New Yorkers too! don't think we've forgotten about you people!

As an American who grew up in Cyprus I think I felt similarly. Except when I would go back to visit relatives and my friends would be earnestly jealous that I was getting to go the land of Disney World and Hannah Montana

@@hudsonharder6951 I know an American who grew up in Cyprus and their friends in the USA were extremely jealous of them going to an island paradise of amazing beaches,so I guess it goes both ways.

Cypriots aren't white either

@@moranii1843 In free Cyprus almost everyone is Greek-Cypriot, which I’m pretty sure is considered white. I also took a DNA test and I am personally mostly white. Anyway, I never said anything about whiteness in my comment. I said “minorities” from which I meant ethnic minorities, which doesn’t mean nonwhite per se.

@@the8thgemmer467 Cyprtipts are much closer to a arab than a typical northwest european American. You yourself would probably be confused for a Mexican in the US

*every country is a state*

That is pretty absurd. Even the most ardent left winger has to concede that for the scenario of that episode to make sense, there have to be a few rather extreme leaps of faith made regarding how evil an employer Mr. Burns is, etc.

@@JJMcCullough Yes, it's a comedy show dealing in exaggeration. I'm pretty sure Homer wouldn't have that job in real life.

@@JJMcCullough I thought Homer was a Janitor not an engineer but I have not watched much of The Simpsons.

@@hydrolito The Simpsons does tend to play fast and loose with it's own cannon, but I (who hasn't really watched the Simpsons for about 5 years now) think it is established that he is the Safety Inspector (the fact that a Nuclear Power Plant would only have one is a little absurd in my opinion) . I also believe that it's been established that he has no real formal education (which would dictate his pay grade).

@@chriswitmer9754 I actually think that Homer is a board operator, typically the guy with the most experience and also the highest paid hourly worker at a refinery, chemical, or nuclear plant. They basically run the place while on shift. This is the joke, that a buffoon would have this kind of responsibility. And when I say highest paid, we’re talking $100k a year with overtime. So yeah, Homer wouldn’t have this job more than an hour.

Same here and I’m Canadian lol

I learned quite a bit myself. Like those restaurant chains. Who knew there were Canadian chains plural and not one of them was Tim Horton.

I am not a native Canadian myself but my native Canadian friends say their is nothing canadian About him and he,s basically american.

@@ryanhuntrajput474 Have you not heard his pronunciation of "about"?

@@emjayay no body enunciates and pronounces "about" like that over here he intentionally exaggerates it for some reason which is oblivious to me.

Have to agree, J.J. is very well educated and it shows in how he tries to show both sides of the story. I follow world politics very close and have to admit he taught me a few things about Canada. Any Canadian reading this want to make a quick bet if trump will be indicted in next few weeks? Those words are the former Watergate attorney John Dean last week with trump's 6 federal criminal/civil cases coming to a head. Traitor trump does not have the protection of the U.S. Justice Dept and is a normal joe. With the FBI raiding traitor trump's attorney Rudy Guilanni home and business at 6 am a few days ago things are getting hot...looks like Trudeau will get the last laugh as he should.

Love your train rides!!

Was born in raised in Windsor than moved to Michigan and everyone there said I had an accent but whenever I go back to Windsor I’m told by family I have Michigander accent so idk what to believe anymore

Similar to Detroit, as in… high crime rates?

Windsor is like slightly cleaner Detroit, or at least that’s how I remember it in the 1990s.

@@wbcx4491 there’s a lot more to Detroit than crime rates 🙄

@@frankiecocca1060 If I had to guess it's probably just your accent shifting a little to in-between the two. Like I'm from a small town in Wisconsin and when I was a telemarketer I called someone in one of the southern states and they told me I sounded Canadian, but when I went to Thunder Bay, Onterio people could tell I was American from my accent. But then again both those people talked the same as I'm used to so I also don't know what to believe. I have been told by co-workers that I have a slightly more northern accent then most people around here so basically IDK.

Quakers??

Absolutely.

NO! don't create a community, they always group up and act like buffoons

It will be called "the Society of Friends."

@@JJMcCullough yo love your channel

Because the medical field doesnt need to be insured because 1. Canadians cant sue their medical system and 2. The government underwrites the entire system! In the US it is required to have insurance, your insurance premiums change, usually go up. its a Private system, suing a physician seems to be a frequent practice so there is active competition among medical providers and there are quite a few other reasons that I wont list. But the bottom line is: Canada can afford to cap rates because the government pays everyone's salary that is in the system!

​@inconnu4961 all untrue and you're just an American ass kisser for big pharmacy.

Just noticed this and me too. True for three different states I've lived in if my memory serves.

I mean yeah this is "correct" but I think it's fair to say that they're entirely different now, the same way the atlanta thrashers and the hartford whalers are gone. the people of quebec city don't care about getting the avalanche back as much as they care about getting a new nordiques from anywhere

If its not Canadian, and not French, it's not really the Nordiques! Nice try though!

This is only technically correct much like calling it ‘dead’ is technically correct

It's also just a really boring and predictable joke at this point. Gags about the legality of cannabis have been done to death.

It was legal in my state before it was legal in Canada. *shrugs

Oh hey April. I'm Plant

@@matthewlawton9241 There's nothing to be intrigued about, it's just cops arresting Indigenous people for no reason, driving them out out town, and dropping them off in the middle of nowhere in the dead of winter to freeze. Apparently, they've been doing that for decades, but eventually three people died from it. It's Canada's passive, hands-off version of police-brutality, those people were Indigenous George Floyds. 😕

Wow, nice!! what province was this in?

A great line from one of the best episodes

applebees or olive garden/red lobster?

@@JAlonge017 I'm not sure there's really a good analogue for Earls in the US. (Canadian here, spent a lot of time in the US.) It's definitely classier than Applebees -- I'd say the Canadian equivalent of that one is probably Kelsey's -- and it doesn't have an overt "theme" like OG or RL does. But yeah, I'd more-or-less agree with JJ in that it's a bit pricier than your average family restaurant, has a bit nicer interior, the lights are a bit dimmer, the waitstaff is wearing decently nice uniforms. It's the kind of place you'd take your significant other on, say, your 4th anniversary... but not your 1st, or your 10th, or any other big one.

Earls has expanded to the states, gotta say it’s pretty good! Best chain food by far

Maybe like a Cheesecake Factory? Kind of "upscale" in appearance but just burgers and stuff. Servers dress in collared shirts and long aprons, etc...

Yeah Id say its like cactus club... or are they not in 'murica either?

I'm a man But I can change If I have to I guess

“If she can’t find ya handsome. She can at least find ya handy.”

My dad was a huge fan of the Red Green Show when my sister & I were growing up. Personally, I never understood it, but the memories of him laughing at the TV until he was red in the face is nice, seeing as he was usually more stoic and reserved back then. 😊 He’s mellowed out a lot these days - since having grandkids. lol

Red green show, extremely accurate for rural Canadians lol

@@letsfindoutwhy3233 Exactly! A classic!

And chances are they billed us for something they didnt even do or for something they didnt use to treat us!

As someone who works at cheesecake I fully agree

No. Cheesecake Factory is similar to humpties not Earls.

Or Olive Garden

Maybe Red Lobster? Or Puck?

Yes

first time you noticed it.

@@guaranteedtopwn What makes you say that?

@@Aardappelpurree wait until you find out about our education budget

In Oregon, the religious are a minority and the teacher STILL apologized about teaching evolution. I don't remember textbooks entries, but we did watch videos.

Damn right, buddy!

I completely agree! :)

@@TheRealBlazingDiamond hey I'm not your buddy, guy.

@@just_HAZEN I'm not your guy, friend.

@@TheRealBlazingDiamond I'm not your friend, buddy.