Quizzle wrote (View Post): ›
-Telephone (Alexander Bell - Scottish/Canadian
-Insulin (Frederick Grant Banting - Canadian, John Macleod - Scottish
-TV Camera (yeah the one we all still use today) Francois Henroteau - French Canadian
-Zipper (TLFC of Canada)
-Java Programming (James Gosling - Canadian)
-Alkaline Battery - (Lewis Urry - Canadian)
-Radio Voice Technology (Radio Broadcasting) (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian - Debated whether he was the first to invent, but was the first to broadcast)
-Music synthesizer - (Hugh Le Caine - Canadian, Also helped develop some of the first radar systems)
-Lightbulb - (Henry Woodward, Mathew Evans (Both Canadian)
-Electric Oven (Modern Day Overn) (Thomas Ahearn - Canadian)
-Electric Car Heater (Thomas Ahearn - Canadian)
-Washing Machine (James Brown, Scottish/Canadian)
-Imax - (Grahame Ferguson - Canadian)
-Sonar - (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian)
-North American Television (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian) (I've never understood why they claim North American Television, he has an official patent in 1919, which is the first in North America but I haven't read anywhere about a european or other country before this)
-Wireless Telephone (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian)
-M1 Garand - John Garand (Canadian/American) (Born in Canada, lived in America his life, so doesn't really count and he was a frenchman...ewwww just kidding Mario ;])
-Blackberry (Canadian Billionaire Jim Balsillie)

Venom wrote (View Post): ›

Quizzle wrote (View Post): › -Telephone (Alexander Bell - Scottish/Canadian -Insulin (Frederick Grant Banting - Canadian, John Macleod - Scottish -TV Camera (yeah the one we all still use today) Francois Henroteau - French Canadian -Zipper (TLFC of Canada) -Java Programming (James Gosling - Canadian) -Alkaline Battery - (Lewis Urry - Canadian) -Radio Voice Technology (Radio Broadcasting) (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian - Debated whether he was the first to invent, but was the first to broadcast) -Music synthesizer - (Hugh Le Caine - Canadian, Also helped develop some of the first radar systems) -Lightbulb - (Henry Woodward, Mathew Evans (Both Canadian) -Electric Oven (Modern Day Overn) (Thomas Ahearn - Canadian) -Electric Car Heater (Thomas Ahearn - Canadian) -Washing Machine (James Brown, Scottish/Canadian) -Imax - (Grahame Ferguson - Canadian) -Sonar - (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian) -North American Television (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian) (I've never understood why they claim North American Television, he has an official patent in 1919, which is the first in North America but I haven't read anywhere about a european or other country before this) -Wireless Telephone (Reginald Fessenden - Canadian) -M1 Garand - John Garand (Canadian/American) (Born in Canada, lived in America his life, so doesn't really count and he was a frenchman...ewwww just kidding Mario ;]) -Blackberry (Canadian Billionaire Jim Balsillie)

I'm pretty sure all of those items Americans invented them only to be stolen by canadians.

BECK wrote (View Post): ›
I don't find this funny at all.












Really, I had to say that to spite the title of the thread. I didn't actually listen to it, my work doesn't allow such things. It's probably just a song about hockey, maple syrup, snow, reindeer, hosers and mounties, eh? Oh, and Molson.

:lol:

You know I luv you guys.

Any of you watch "How I Met Your Mother"? One of the main characters is Canadian, and very proud of it. It's so funny when she talks about popular Canadian stuff and none of the Americans know what the hell she's talking about.

Quizzle wrote (View Post): › Found a neat little song done by some students or something.

CANADA FTW RAWR! eh?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWQf13B8epw