17-year-olds can now use Plan B

Originally Posted by Crisco

It shouldn't be the parents choice whether a child keeps her baby or not.

Granted Children should not be having sex, but parents shouldn't have a say in the matter. .

If someone is under 18 and living with their parents their parents are responsible for them! So as like I tell my Kids as long as your my responsibility its MY rules!

Originally Posted by KENTUCKYREDBONE

If someone is under 18 and living with their parents their parents are responsible for them! So as like I tell my Kids as long as your my responsibility its MY rules!

Yikes you sound like my mutter.....

Originally Posted by Melissa Villaseñor

Yikes you sound like my mutter.....

Quit back talking and go clean your room!

Originally Posted by NateR

Do you guys spell color as "colour"? How about blue, do you spell it "bleu"?

and spell about as "aboot"

Originally Posted by County Mike

Quit back talking and go clean your room!

and make me a sammich while you're at it

Originally Posted by NateR

Do you guys spell color as "colour"? How about blue, do you spell it "bleu"?

yes, colour is colour and flavour .. which were the first spellings in english .. blue, is blue but bleu in french ... some of the way we spell things, i don't agree with the 'english' way, but the american way, like the use of Z, or zed .. LOL .. i think the US spells things like summarize and we are supposed to spell it summarise, i think .. i like the z one better ..

Originally Posted by matthughesfan21

and spell about as "aboot"

Hey Im malcom, hows it going?

Umm, we spell about just like you ...ABOUT. Just to throw it out there, I know when you watch TV, like southpark,family guy, or the simpsons or other satire shows, we are shown as having these really weird accents and we always say "aaaay".... I can assure you this is not true. Like I said, I have been all over the states, no has even been able to tell im from "Canada" based on how I talk, I assure, most of us sound like any american. Now there are expcetions, in Newfoundland and Labrador (a province), they have these really thick scottish accents (I think its scottish), and they have a bit of a reputation for being hard to understand, but thats a small, small...SMALL population, like the population of Rhode Island versus the entire population of the U.S.A. In terms of saying "AAAAY", thats 90% true. But we dont say it incredibly slow, like the way you hear it on comedy shows...it ends up being said so fast it sounds more like ...."eh".... as in "eh , what are you doing?". Any we dont say it at the end of every sentence, just like some southerners dont always say "ya'll".


Oh and if you were just joking about the "aboot" part, my bad..im an idiot, what i can i say...

Take care...

Originally Posted by mscomc

Hey Im malcom, hows it going?

Umm, we spell about just like you ...ABOUT. Just to throw it out there, I know when you watch TV, like southpark,family guy, or the simpsons or other satire shows, we are shown as having these really weird accents and we always say "aaaay".... I can assure you this is not true. Like I said, I have been all over the states, no has even been able to tell im from "Canada" based on how I talk, I assure, most of us sound like any american. Now there are expcetions, in Newfoundland and Labrador (a province), they have these really thick scottish accents (I think its scottish), and they have a bit of a reputation for being hard to understand, but thats a small, small...SMALL population, like the population of Rhode Island versus the entire population of the U.S.A. In terms of saying "AAAAY", thats 90% true. But we dont say it incredibly slow, like the way you hear it on comedy shows...it ends up being said so fast it sounds more like ...."eh".... as in "eh , what are you doing?". Any we dont say it at the end of every sentence, just like some southerners dont always say "ya'll".


Oh and if you were just joking about the "aboot" part, my bad..im an idiot, what i can i say...

Take care...

hey .. you must not be from the rock ... but yes we do speak with an accent .. i have lived in toronto for my whole life and when i am in the states, people know i am from canada .. LOL ...

Originally Posted by mscomc

Hey Im malcom, hows it going?

Umm, we spell about just like you ...ABOUT. Just to throw it out there, I know when you watch TV, like southpark,family guy, or the simpsons or other satire shows, we are shown as having these really weird accents and we always say "aaaay".... I can assure you this is not true. Like I said, I have been all over the states, no has even been able to tell im from "Canada" based on how I talk, I assure, most of us sound like any american. Now there are expcetions, in Newfoundland and Labrador (a province), they have these really thick scottish accents (I think its scottish), and they have a bit of a reputation for being hard to understand, but thats a small, small...SMALL population, like the population of Rhode Island versus the entire population of the U.S.A. In terms of saying "AAAAY", thats 90% true. But we dont say it incredibly slow way you hear it on comedy shows...it ends up being said so fast it sounds more like ...."eh".... as in "eh , what are you doing".


Oh and if you were just joking about the "aboot" part, my bad..im an idiot, what i can i say...

Take care...

hey,psst,over here,


if your going to make it around here your going to have to toughen up a bit,
these guys can be very mean,(except for the english guys,they're cool),

oh oh,gotta go,somebody's coming,
BTW,we never had this conversation.COMPRENDY?

Originally Posted by mscomc

Hey Im malcom, hows it going?

Umm, we spell about just like you ...ABOUT. Just to throw it out there, I know when you watch TV, like southpark,family guy, or the simpsons or other satire shows, we are shown as having these really weird accents and we always say "aaaay".... I can assure you this is not true. Like I said, I have been all over the states, no has even been able to tell im from "Canada" based on how I talk, I assure, most of us sound like any american. Now there are expcetions, in Newfoundland and Labrador (a province), they have these really thick scottish accents (I think its scottish), and they have a bit of a reputation for being hard to understand, but thats a small, small...SMALL population, like the population of Rhode Island versus the entire population of the U.S.A. In terms of saying "AAAAY", thats 90% true. But we dont say it incredibly slow, like the way you hear it on comedy shows...it ends up being said so fast it sounds more like ...."eh".... as in "eh , what are you doing?". Any we dont say it at the end of every sentence, just like some southerners dont always say "ya'll".


Oh and if you were just joking about the "aboot" part, my bad..im an idiot, what i can i say...

Take care...

I was just joking lol