300th user

[Matt Keys]

lol

[Diego Cueva]

He´s going to domesticate polar bears

[Luciano U. Werner]

Don't forget your rabies shots. And a LOT of six packs. Never herd of 7 Eleven or anything like it at the poles.

[Luciano U. Werner]

New bug!!<br>Kill! Kill! Kill!<br>Ok. Got the little bugger.

[xbrightxeyesx]

yeah, us americans don't use crazy words like blimey

[Chris Edwards]

no doot aboot it.

[randall]

ROFL.<br><br>Okay, no lie. I have heard Canadians talk like that around Vancouver BC. Maybe they were just humoring me.<br><br>But they have some weird stuff in their Supermarkets.

[Paul]

blimey charlie!

[Chris Edwards]

i only say that to americans... to make them think that all canadians talk like that

[RavenRay]

Another American here!!!

[Luciano U. Werner]

Would you esteemed canadians kindly translate "blimey"? Or that's a british word?

[Mike Wagstaff]

Well, it definitely exists in Britain, because I say it myself from time to time! <br><br>It's just an expression of surprise. I always thought that it was a typically Cockney (East London) phrase, but maybe not...

[xbrightxeyesx]

oh wow you learn something new everyday.  doesn't the crocodile hunter say 'blimey' too?  

[Paul]

you mean the australian guy, steve something? hmm...

[xbrightxeyesx]

yeah the croc hunter's name is steve irwin.  gosh that show is hilarious, "i will now attempt to capture the croc, it's a big one mate, and he may kill me..."