The Batlord

I think he's finally admitting that Ireland only ever mattered as a part of Britain. Now they're just kind of... there. I think they have running water and electricity now, though.

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William_the_Bloody

I heard that to. Apparently you can actually make a phone call to Ireland now.

Rumour has it, that they finally have dial up telephones, apparently they still have to spin the telephone crank pretty fast to dial out though, but good to see that they're catching up.

The Batlord

This is uncomfirmed, as who would want to call Ireland, anyway?

Maybe one day they'll even get those new-fangled "smart phones" I keep hearing about.

And do they use British spelling in Canada? I notice that you spell "rumor" with a "u". And that you keep using "Cheers!", which I've never heard an American say.

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William_the_Bloody

Yes in Canada we remained loyal to the queen and followed the rules, unlike you hoodlums down south.

The Batlord

See, we 'Muricans have pride at having thrown off the yoke of our colonial oppressors, whereas Canada only gained independence when Britain allowed them to.

Americans = leaders and action
Canada = followers and wussiness

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William_the_Bloody

Lol, touché, we did kick your a$$ in 1812 though.

Isbjørn

So... US 956, Canada 1?

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John Wilkes Booth

i assume by "irish politics" you mean a bottle full of gasoline with a burning rag sticking out of its neck

this is literally akin to bragging about beating up the greatest fighter in the world when he was an infant

anything before ww2 doesn't really count if we're being honest about the situation