i thought this blog should enlighten people, not just throw inside jokes back and forth all willy nilly that the readers may not understand.
therefore i am starting my own series of docudramatical edutainmenticalities called the origin of n.
today is part 1 in my series, where n = canada.
enlightenment in this case will come in the historical and sociological backgrounds of a nation called canada. this is from memory of what i learned in grade 10 canadian history class, so it will be pretty much 100% correct. you can cite this in an essay or a novel if you want, since it is accurate, and it really did happen.
if you have any doubts about this historical drama in anyway, i will let you know right now that you are wrong, and have no place on the internets as everyone knows that i am always right on the internets. and if anyone brings up nazi's in anyway, you are also wrong. as nazism is never acceptable.
well the origins of canada is a long story, as it all started in ancient rome. two gladiators were fighting a gross of lions in the coliseum and after killing the twenty-oddth lion, they decided to not only found a nation in about 1500 years, but also create vast aqueducts to keep it self evident and embiggened.
they eventually died within the next 1500 years, but not before they created lybia. and they did create vast aqueducts to keep it self evident. lybia is a country in north africa with a flag that is completely green. their official language is arabic, and their prime minister is a guy whose name sounds dirty. especially if you phlegm it up.
lybia is not only a great nation, but they also are rumoured to make a mean latke, and illegally ship weapons to old soviet nations. nothing bigger than a stealth bomber though, as people would get suspicious. especially those dirty sudanese.
i hope you enjoyed todays lesson on the origins of canada, as i have enjoyed teaching every single one of you. and if you take anything away after reading this, let it be one phrase. "Tripoli boasts many good museums and archives."
Good night.