As Trump watches his poll numbers sink under the weight of controversial policies and an unpopular war with Iran, he is casting about for scapegoats, said Robert C. Rowland, professor of rhetoric at the University of Kansas.
There’s nuance, but it’s a distinction of degrees, not of kinds.
-Canadian football is actually more challenging than American football, but it’s always had some… overtones.
-We call soccer football because the sport is called football. I was never entirely sure why they called the other game football since 95% of the time the ball is in your hands. They also have tried to learn hockey. It’s very kind of all our best players to go down there and help them not embarrass themselves.
-We both have rather eclectic food tastes (a brown English gravy on cheese curds and fries? Les Parisiens sont choqués et alarmés), although I will grant we don’t stick corn and/or corn syrup in everything and are less obsessed with tacos. We’re rather fond of maple anything and a good donair is lovely though.
-Their Cajuns speak something vaguely resembling French (let’s not get into the reason for that too deeply) and the rest of them speak something vaguely resembling English. It’s not polite to make fun of them just because they can’t spell or speak clearly, their education systems are deeply backward.
I’ve heard that American football is called football because it is played in feet and yards. not sure if that;s true, I don;t know anything about the game.
Cajuns are the decedents of Acadians who migrated to the US after Canada burned their villages in the great expulsion.
There’s nuance, but it’s a distinction of degrees, not of kinds.
-Canadian football is actually more challenging than American football, but it’s always had some… overtones.
-We call soccer football because the sport is called football. I was never entirely sure why they called the other game football since 95% of the time the ball is in your hands. They also have tried to learn hockey. It’s very kind of all our best players to go down there and help them not embarrass themselves.
-We both have rather eclectic food tastes (a brown English gravy on cheese curds and fries? Les Parisiens sont choqués et alarmés), although I will grant we don’t stick corn and/or corn syrup in everything and are less obsessed with tacos. We’re rather fond of maple anything and a good donair is lovely though.
-Their Cajuns speak something vaguely resembling French (let’s not get into the reason for that too deeply) and the rest of them speak something vaguely resembling English. It’s not polite to make fun of them just because they can’t spell or speak clearly, their education systems are deeply backward.
I’ve heard that American football is called football because it is played in feet and yards. not sure if that;s true, I don;t know anything about the game.
Cajuns are the decedents of Acadians who migrated to the US after Canada burned their villages in the great expulsion.
Shhh… we don’t talk about the atrocities… the fact that “Cajun” is just “Acadian” said with a very heavy accent is a happy accident.
Remember the motto. “It’s not a war crime the first time.”