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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
At work we had a training class for a new software program. The instructor was from Canada. After talking with him I discovered that he had never had the breakfast food: "Biscuits and Gravy".
I was wondering if other Canadians or other people out there have never had this before either?
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P.S. I found this humorous, but it is not a joke...
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
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Originally posted by KirbyEF:
At work we had a training class for a new software program. The instructor was from Canada. After talking with him I discovered that he had never had the breakfast food: "Biscuits and Gravy".
I was wondering if other Canadians or other people out there have never had this before either?
KirbyEF
P.S. I found this humorous, but it is not a joke...
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Yea I suspect most of the population of Canada has no idea what the heck "Biscuits and gravy" is. Sounds nasty.  |
April 6th, 2003, 12:08 PM
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
Never heard of it.
Sounds like a dog food. 
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
I'm in Quebec, we have 'Poutine' for breakfast here.. It has gravy but no Biscuits. Is that close enough? LOL .. Just Kidding.
I can be so funny sometimes!
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
How many Californians does it take to change a light bulb?
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
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How many Californians does it take to change a light bulb?
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I think the correct answer is 7!!..
1 to change the bulb.
His agent.
A Director to tell him how.
A producer to pay for it.
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
Biscuits and gravy is a very tasty food. You people need to get out of your holes more often and experience other cultures.  |
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
So KirbyEF are you going to enlighten us and tell us what Biscuits and Gravey is? I got a Haggis in the freezer. Maybe we could trade recipies.  |
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
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Biscuits and gravy is a very tasty food. You people need to get out of your holes more often and experience other cultures.
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Coming from Atlanta, yep, B & G with small chunks of sausage in it... doesn't get much better!
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Re: The Funniest Canadian Joke.
Biscuits and gravey is just what it says it is... biscuits (fluffy biscuits, not cracker-like biscuits) with "country-style" gravey poured on top.
Haggis... stuffed sheep intestines? Or is it cow intestine stuffed with sheep meat? No wait... its sheep stomach stuffed with beef... I think...
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