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To: gymbeau

TruDolt! Haha!

I can’t believe Canada would really like to become part of the US, but, if you do, can we have your national anthem? 🎶Oh, A-mer-Ica, ...🎶


1,126 posted on 01/06/2025 3:38:15 PM PST by Melian (✳✴️ Reminder: Memes are made to make you think or laugh. Verify for yourself before reposting. ✳️✴️)
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To: gymbeau

North America! Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all of us command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The United North strong and free!

O beautiful for spacious skies,
For amber waves of grain
For purple mountains majesty
Along the fruited plain.
America and Canada,
God shed His grace on thee
And crown thy good
With brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!

From far and wide,
United North, we stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
North America, we stand on guard for thee.
O United North, we stand on guard for thee.


1,130 posted on 01/06/2025 3:50:17 PM PST by Melian (✳✴️ Reminder: Memes are made to make you think or laugh. Verify for yourself before reposting. ✳️✴️)
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To: Melian

“can we have your national anthem?“

O Canada has been rewritten more than once to make it more PC, so now it sounds like an Allan Sherman parody. Now it’s half French, a third Inuit and some evil English. I’d sing it, but I’m just not Inuit anymore, what with the state of the once great White North.

I’m kinda partial to “God Bless America” or “America the Beautiful” for our mutual anthem. They focus more on the country itself than merely on a symbol of it, however important that may be.


1,132 posted on 01/06/2025 3:56:51 PM PST by gymbeau (I refuse to be anonymous. I am THEnonymous.)
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