In an election 2000 segment, Rick Mercer of the television series This Hour Has 22 Minutes convinced then-Governor of Texas George W. Bush that Canada's Prime Minister,Jean Chretien, was named Jean Poutine and that he was supporting Bush's candidacy. A few years later when Bush made his first official visit to Canada, he said during a speech, "There's a prominent citizen who endorsed me in the 2000 election, and I wanted a chance to finally thank him for that endorsement. I was hoping to meet Jean Poutine." The remark was met with laughter and applause.
I actually saw that one. Also where he told all these americans we finally built the national igloo, etc.
Actually I think that one I mentioned was on the Rick Mercer Report... Burbly will clarify that for me. Poutine is mindbogglingly delicious. But so is curry
Which is a scale model of the Iowa state building which is a scale model of the capital building in washington... Rick Mercer ruled at that. He also convinced some New Yorkers that bombing Saskatchewan was nessecary, Princton students to sign a petition to stop the Canadian government from setting seniors out on ice lows, and to stop the Toronto Polar Bear hunt, and another to stop the Saskatchewan seal hunt... Oh, and that we have a bridge called the Peter Mans Bridge
HAHAHA aw shit I forgot all that stuff.. But I remember watching now What's ole Ricky doin these days anyway? Besides like... asking us to take the One Tonne Challenge.. which obviously didn't work out because I dont see those commercials anymore It's all Bill Shatner's fault.. with his all bran challenge.. Fibre reigns supreme
ohhh...what about how to control the caribou population in vancover we are debating whether or not we should pummle them with tibits
Its this funky light my friend had.. and then i felt like hugging it cause it was awesome, then we photoshoped it
nothing was better then 'doris day'. dunno who else remembers that... not that it took all that much skill to make fun of the alliance and stockwell.
Ahha, and then after they first ran that sdegment Stockwell changed the number of signatures from 3% of the electorate to 30%