Semarang is a city on the north coast of the island of Java, Indonesia. It … Read Full Bio ↴Semarang is a city on the north coast of the island of Java, Indonesia. It is the capital of the province of Central Java. It has an area of 225.17 km² and a population of approximately 1.5 million people, making it Indonesia's fifth largest city.

The name of the city, Semarang, may have originated from the concatenation of the words "assam" (tamarind) and "arang" (rare). Another version is that Semarang is originated from Chinese word Sam Po Lang (San Bao Loong, 三宝垄), meaning "the city of Sam Po" (Admiral Zheng He).

Semarang is widely known for its Bandeng Presto (pressure-cooked milkfish) and Lumpia.

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@MelioraCogito

9y↑30

Circum Soilder
Unfortunately the US already tried that... it was called the War of 1812.

The Americans invaded Canada, pillaged our farms, burned our crops and sacked and burned our [then] capital York (now called Toronto).
Americans did all that thinking that the large number of new Canadians who were former colonists of the thirteen colonies and who still had family on the US side of the border, would willing join the US forces (now burning and pillaging their farms) in rebellion against the British crown.

You really have to wonder about American logic sometimes... they invaded a country claiming 'we're here to free you from your colonial overlords' while US troops kill, rape, pillaged and burned our farms, and they were surprised we didn't en masse join them in rebellion against those who were defending us? You'd think we were ungrateful or somethin'.

[note to wood-be US invaders, you want to win the hearts and minds of a population in a nation you just invaded? Don't embark on a campaign of terror! You'll only piss off the locals.]

Nope, Canada and the USA should remain separate. Up here, we're too "liberal" for Americans ... and I mean 'liberal" in both the classical and modern sense.

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@blacktesseract3798

5y↑44.7K

And than there is Europe where you live in Luxemburg, work in Germany, went to school in Belgium, have a boyfriend in France and visit your parents every week in the Netherlands...

@spartanx9293

5y↑3.1K

Sounds complicated

@davidjorden2433

5y↑4.4K

Sounds accurate

@gabrielabatista6016

5y↑332

That happens (a bit) in some Brazil borders, people live in one country, go to the school or work in other country because the frontier is in the middle of the city, and no one cares much about it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@tylerstagge7465

5y↑1.7K

I’m from Ohio, went to school in Indiana, and work in Michigan. Except for the common language, it’s not that different

@MrMega1423

5y↑2.9K

@@tylerstagge7465 Ohio, Indiana and Michigan aren't 3 separate nations, though.

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@livinginthenow

2y↑18.4K

I, with my Canadian father and American mother, am living proof that the "no touching zone" thing doesn't always work.

@cakemanjefferson9893

2y↑930

I'm assuming this means your parents are now in prison. On each side of the border

@monty4336

2y↑1

Your parents were touching each others zones all along. 😆

@livinginthenow

2y↑833

@@cakemanjefferson9893 No. They've been on the lam for decades, though, living in fear that they'd be turned in to the authorities by neighbors or coworkers, yet still hoping to live as their authentic selves once again... 😥😥😥

@deerfeet9524

2y↑59

So where were you born?

@livinginthenow

2y↑594

@@deerfeet9524 ♫♪ I was born in the back seat of a Greyhound bus, rollin’ down highway 41... ♪♫

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@SandersChicken

2y↑6.1K

I accidently crossed into Canada during a hunting trip and the Canadian trooper I ran into was super nice and gave me a ride back to my truck and gave me some home made jerky he smoked.

Carlson with the CSBA is great officer.

@excite236

2y↑145

*CBSA

@OneT0One

2y↑260

Imagine what would happen if a Canadian or other Nationals accidentally crossing borders to US and gets caught.

@williamsherman1942

2y↑571

@@OneT0One Nothing too bad, Americans are usually pretty friendly with Canadians

@excite236

2y↑14

@@gingerninjer355 lolz and you are the one who is giving people lectures on youtube what they should and shouldn't be doing.

@maxamedxaajixuseen5907

2y↑17

But are not friendly, generally.

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@azknightwolf2552

2y↑2.7K

And now, as of June 22, 2022, Canada's "whiskey war" with Denmark is finally over. The "war" was "fought" over HANS ISLAND, which both countries claimed. The Canadians started the war by raising their flag over the island and leaving a bottle of whiskey when they left. Then Denmark arrived and took down the Canadian flag, respectfully, and raised the Danish flag, leaving a bottle of Cognac. This process was repeated every so often over the years. Now Canada and Denmark have agreed to share the island.

@gramursowanfaborden5820

2y↑132

but do they drink whiskey or cognac?

@HawX192

2y↑359

@@gramursowanfaborden5820 they mix both and get hammered would be my guess

@buddhapork

2y↑154

Aww... That was my favourite conflict :,(

@wren_.

2y↑62

@@buddhapork put a guinness on the island and claim it for your country

@ronblack7870

2y↑8

but i heard the danes piece is a little larger than the canadian side. the danes are there because of greenland.

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@dougthedonkey1805

5y↑7.2K

It reminds me of two siblings on vacation who have to sleep in the same hotel bed so they bunch up towels between them

@shyryTsr2k

5y↑370

Strangely specific. Speaking from experience hm?

@shyryTsr2k

5y↑139

@@dougthedonkey1805 oof, I would've slept on a chair or the floor instead lol

@larniieplayz6285

5y↑127

I just put pillows instead of towels

@Little_Lotta

4y↑30

DougtheDonkeyTV My brother and I did that with whole ass couch cushions once.

@ShahedVideo

4y↑51

DougtheDonkeyTV unless they’re from alabama

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@kalebbruwer

8y↑8.2K

"How did this shipwreck happen?! Couldn't you see the lighthouse you crashed into?"

"According to me there is no lighthouse because the island is American"

@CRT601

8y↑670

And oil starts spilling out of the lighthouse

@kalebbruwer

8y↑549

Gentel Noober then it is definitely American

@Michael_Livingstone

8y↑81

We have more oil than we know what to do with that we would gladly sell to the US.

@onandonandomnom

8y↑3

+InflateMe81 true that

@onandonandomnom

8y↑12

I thought Canada has some of the most hydro dams of any country

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@Coin945

1y↑1.1K

Living in Australia all this border stuff is really fascinating!

@avatar7166

1y↑78

border? whats border?

@kichigan1

1y↑26

Ha, ha, this is so funny. Australia is so huge.

@zxzv1

1y↑6

The nearest border for Australia, I guess is the Thursday Islands, bordering PNG, North of Australia

@JiangHaoming

1y↑3

hhhh， the border is the sea coast

@tianamcpherson1217

2y↑420

The US and Canada really took the "I'm not touching you, I'm not touching you!" and "Stay on your own side!" banter siblings do to whole nother level!😂😂

@CorePathway

2y↑32

“Don’t make me stop this continent”

@jortharob3406

6y↑8K

Canada: MOM America is touching my Island, It has my lighthouse on it
America: Eyes closed I don't see any Lighthouse

@frostedcat

5y↑47

who is canada's mom ?

@frostedcat

5y↑280

@Laois Ayeetson britain produced a bad daughter (america)

@jackpanozzo6004

5y↑40

the fact that i went to that island is very amusing

@thegigadykid1

5y↑187

@@frostedcat clearly Britain

@inkyscrolls5193

5y↑238

+Jori Roberts

The United Kingdom: Bloody hell, why can't you two just get on? Australia and NZ don't seem to mind sharing a hemisphere!

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@anormalname6498

5y↑6.4K

Person: I think I found oil on the no-touching zone.
USA: who said that was a no-touching zone?

@mochizuki-honami

5y↑70

I did

@AndyZach

5y↑213

There's oil all over Canada and the US, so I wouldn't be surprised if there was oil along the border.

@AndyZach

5y↑44

@@owowhatisthis Canadians and the United Kingdom.

@thaddeuskyle572

5y↑92

好厉害 Britain: What did I tell you about fighting your brother back in 1812? Now don’t get any ideas, or I’ll arrange a “family meeting”.

@louisryan5815

5y↑75

@@owowhatisthis pffft, Canada's just a myth made up by the government. If we find oil there, then they'll finally admit it.

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@SkydivingSquid

2y↑232

Im from upstate NY. There have been several times that I have driven (drove? idk) into Canada by accident. There are areas where it just turns into Canada. You can tell because all the road signs immediately shift into km and french. Weirded me out.

@JBofBrisbane

2y↑45

I drove...
I have driven...

@inteligencianaoartificialb3349

2y↑13

@@JBofBrisbane
no one cares💀

@_human_1946

2y↑3

You have just disappointed millions of Québecois.

@shadowyzephyr

1y↑4

No it's Québecois. (I hope you're being sarcastic)

@SkydivingSquid

1y↑34

@@shadowyzephyr Quebexicans

@gearsmashking6880

2y↑452

As a British Columbian Canadian who lives less than 20 minutes from the border, I find this fascinating. I never knew there was a "no-touching zone" on the entire border. I just thought is was a gap in the forest from logging. And the fact that there are some parts where you have to cross the border to reach another part of your own country is equally interesting.

@angrynoodletwentyfive6463

3y↑8.9K

I love how the US and Canada diligently Co-manage a "no touching zone" that maintains the border exactly... and meanwhile in europe some farmer moved a rock slightly which changed the border France, and it took them like 3 years to even notice...

@gymnasiast90

2y↑913

That bit about the farmer is a misquotation (they originally said they didn’t know how it occurred, and speculated it might have been something like that), and in any case the stone was a border marker - the actual border was set in a treaty.

@deplorableme4678

2y↑509

@@gymnasiast90 wait moving the stone doesn't change it on paper?!?

@veramae4098

2y↑119

There was a funny bit in the old "West Wing" TV series. A some point C.J. makes a joke to a general, about having plans to go to war with every country except Canada.
General: "Welllllll ......"
Yes, over a hundred years old but still on file. C.J. makes sure there are no other copies and burns it and hisses intensely 'Don't ever tell anyone about this!"

I assume it's not true.

@TheShinyFeraligatr

2y↑99

@@veramae4098 There was a point in history that nearly got to war between Britain-owned Canada and the US outside of the American Revolution and the War of 1812/that part of the Napoleonic Wars that took place in North America - right before the American Civil War there was a big hoopla over the border dispute at the westernmost side of the country that led to an incident called the Pig War, that... didn't actually get to the point of a war, thankfully. It and a bunch of other things led to some extremely cool relations between America and Britain for over a decade though, before the Treaty of Washington in 1872, which is itself one of the most historically important events of the 1800s in the ripple effects it had on global society even ignoring the obvious "America and Britain became extremely close allies" outcome.

@Geredis089

2y↑59

@@veramae4098 Oh, War Plan Crimson (Canada) absolutely existed - but the context surrounding it is primarily as the land campaign of War Plan Red (UK), which was later reorganized between 1939 and 1942 as something for if Britain collapses, and the Canadian government goes along with London in capitulating to Germany... That SAID, prior to 1939, it absolutely was a full-on and genuine "let's do 1812 right" type of deal, with the expectation that between 1919 and 1929 that Britain would honor her military obligations to Japan. The Japanese plan was War Plan Orange, and a joint Anglo-Japanese war against the US was considered as "War Plan Red-Orange"

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@ramstrikk3149

5y↑14.3K

I find international border stuff fascinating, coming from Australia it's a new concept.

@austincrawford9604

4y↑1.1K

i hear the british are really good at drawing straight lines

@friedcash9815

4y↑41

Lolol

@djlowtek

4y↑165

Haha from someone used to international borders, I find AU interesting haha

@ramstrikk3149

4y↑21

@@2dhoes240 you don't have to stop to show anyone anything over state borders. Sometimes I don't even realise I've driven past a state border. Besides fruit there's not much restriction.

@langer8191

4y↑49

Covid has entered the chat 😥

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@Freshest_Fisch

2y↑143

My dad used to be a teacher up in Blaine Washington and still to this day complains about “why don’t we just give point roberts to Canada” because so many of his students showed up late to school whenever there was the slightest issue at the border

@SJR_Media_Group

2y↑115

Years ago, I was surveying boundaries of a National Forest. It had been done before in the 1800's. They did an amazing job considering they only had a compass and a chain. We did find one error that was significant enough to cause Forest Service having to move a large park entrance sign maybe 50 feet.

@bloqk16

1y↑7

In some ways the surveying parties had it easier with handling equipment back in the era of the horse and mules for transportation, as pack mules could lug all the equipment right to the surveying site. Whereas in the motorized era, vehicles may not have access to the survey site, requiring the surveying staff to carry the equipment from the vehicle(s) to the site.

@kaziu312

8y↑4.7K

I heard that if you cross the No Touching Zone heading north and don't present your passport you get chased by Moose armed with guns that shoot Timbits.

@jeanlafrance8746

8y↑27

hahahaha

@dandazed5846

8y↑394

After shooting you they say sorry lol

@AtlasDeValle

8y↑22

XD it's true tho

@ClayfordC

8y↑12

haha

@johnjohnson7425

8y↑16

This is the best anything ever

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@TheDaexiled1

2y↑3.9K

As a truck driver one day I just drove to the border, hopped out of my truck and walked over towards Canada an back to United States a few times and said I crossed the border three times and that was it. Because I was alone it wasn't that much fun

@doilysimpkin6972

2y↑196

I'm glad you did it anyway 😄

@Starry_Night_Sky7455

2y↑115

Do you know the trouble you could have caused!!!!! 🤣 You probably broke some national security rules. 😄 Daring!

@TheCatBilbo

2y↑170

That's exactly what I would do, just for the total weirdness of it! One foot in Canada & my other in the US; or, my legs in the US whilst the rest was in Canada!

You get a weird thrill & sense of nervousness knowing you're breaking so many laws simultaneously, even though technically no-one cares. But, you could be arrested, imprisoned, deported for being a few feet the wrong way; it's all really odd. I would definitely stand in one country whilst urinating into the other...🤪

@BossSpringsteen69

2y↑20

EH?

@TheCatBilbo

2y↑21

@@BossSpringsteen69 You'll have to be more specific...

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@localdruglord

2y↑94

Imagine living in that one town where you could say “ back in my day I had to cross 4 borders just to get to school”

@Superintendent_ChaImers

1y↑1

Up hill. Both ways. In the snow.

@ktvindicare

1y↑3

@@Superintendent_ChaImers Well considering it's Northwest Washington, "in the rain" would be more accurate.

@apveening

There are at least two of those towns.

@Tigerlady248

50w↑36

I do like how this is the equivalent of the tape border through a shared bedroom except under this circumstance, both sides are quite amicable about it. Siblings, take note, you can have your half and still be friendly ^-^

@LuvLikeTruck

5y↑1.2K

One of my neighbors actually works every summer on maintaining that 20 foot gap.

@joshp.2237

5y↑52

So I would assume he is a government employee? Of which country?

@LuvLikeTruck

5y↑86

@@joshp.2237 I want to say both actually

@joshp.2237

5y↑78

Hmm. I bet that tax return is fun to fill out. Thanks.

@LuvLikeTruck

5y↑156

@@joshp.2237 I think he's still paid and taxed as an American, just employed by a joint U.S. - Canadian agency

@joshp.2237

5y↑27

@@LuvLikeTruck Oh that makes sense. Thanks.

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@goldsidion3086

4y↑1.6K

3:55 : how my parents described them going to school in their home town

@NosyShk

4y↑16

LMAOOO that's so true

@anapilar7464

4y↑27

I go to that school and I think it’s funny how my friend get picked up at school at 7 in the morning

@nicole4659

4y↑16

@@anapilar7464 really!!! So how does it work. Do you have to have a valid passport cause your going into another country. I myself am Canadian. I actually live in British Columbia..

@anapilar7464

4y↑29

Nicole Bennett I don’t live in point Roberts but my friends who do have told me that the bus picks them up like the other kids, no passports or anything to go through

@randomdude3318

4y↑14

You forgot about the bears and the 10km treak up and down a mountain

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@goated6146

1y↑31

My social studies teacher told me he knew someone who was hunting by the border here in minnesota, he said out of curiosity he wanted to see if he could walk into canada and when he tried a drone started following him so he just left it at that.

@DS-ew7sp

2y↑16

Growing up I lived on Grosse Ile, an Island south of Detroit MI at the mouth of the Detroit River and Lake Erie. My house was on the east side of the Island and the view out of my window was of the Detroit River and Canada. I lived right on the boarder which was down the middle of the Livingston Channel (roughly). I was closer to Canada than the main land of the US. I never thought of that as being somewhat unique growing up but I guess it kind of is.

@harrisonmundschutz2654

7y↑2.5K

U forgot that it's the longest unguarded border. People are idiots and will stumble across borders if not confronted by guards or ridiculous clearings. Take for example the kids who lived in Alberta and wandered across while playing Pokemon go and had to be deported 100 metres.

@BlackBeard74

7y↑195

Harrison Mundschutz
If You Want To Get All Technical The Americans Actually Do Patrol The Canadian Border ... With Their Drones.

@bingethemall2196

7y↑295

Today I learned that Americans are robots

@aduval19

7y↑45

im american. and i fully agree with you. we dont all know it or refuse to accept it

@TheEyeScar

7y↑107

"If you want to get technical, the Americans actually do patrol the Canadian border... with their drones."
I fixed this for you!

@fall22123

7y↑129

You're free to walk across the border. As long as you don't break the law, nobody will care. Driving across is another story.

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@corporalpingu4023

5y↑5.3K

Despite being a canadian myself I do not care who owns that lighthouse I just want our two countries to get along

@howardbaxter2514

5y↑771

Didn’t even have to say you were Canadian for me to guess you were Canadian. The politeness in this comment is so Canadian that it smells like Maple Syrup and sounds like hockey.

@null3007

5y↑174

@@howardbaxter2514 You forgot the Timbits lol.

@Saint-Louis-du-Ha-Ha

5y↑175

Our countries get along fine

@shanesheffield6346

5y↑58

Same here from minnesota

@shyryTsr2k

5y↑292

Same, I'm a proud American however I truly love my neighbor country Canada. We share so much history together and have been neighbors for centuries, let's keep the peace. We are too much alike to hate each other right? 🇺🇸 🇨🇦

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@teamdesmarchais199

1y↑20

One time my GPS took me straight into Canada without crossing customs, just a dirt road. I guess you can say I was an illegal alien..

@jackfitzpatrick8173

2y↑3

There's a town in northern Vermont called "Derby Line". It's bordered on the north by Stanstead,Quebec. Near the Haskell Library is a spot that represents the actual border that doesn't have a fence or a wall....just flower pots.

@milesc4175

8y↑931

I think we need a referendum to officially name it the No-Touching Zone.

@tuxedo_productions

7y↑38

We need to establish the joint client buffer state of "The No-Touching Zone" where the main export is lumber.

@ProfessorSyndicateFranklai

7y↑29

And then, we'll find oil, and The No-Touching Zone will be annexed by the USA.

@thepugawsomegamer1722

6y↑5

How about the Can - America zone

@crazyskullgamer7927

Sir Francis Nope.

@felixthelemon978

6y↑1

the pug awsome gamer The Canika zone.....
Nah, "no touching zone" sounds better

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@PremiumFuelOnly

8y↑1.1K

Who gets paid to cut the grass in the no touching zone?

@David_Last_Name

8y↑689

Obviously the US mows their half and Canada mows their half. Of course, it's really hard to eyeball the halfway mark so there is another, much smaller "no touching zone" inside the "no touching zone" for the mowers. Now, who cuts the grass there? Obviously the US cuts their half and Canada cuts their half, only this time they use weed whackers. You can get a lot more accurate with weed whackers, but to keep the sides clear there is another even smaller "no touching zone" inside the small "no touching zone" inside the "no touching zone". So, who cuts the grass in that zone? Well obviously..........

@Walht

8y↑18

+David Stagg Lolololololololololol

@that_llama_in_a_tuxedo4584

8y↑259

Mexicans...

@leprivat

8y↑88

Bob from Toronto.

@Darkiie

8y↑38

Drake, He don't wanna touch, he just wanna talk and find your love.

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@shawntweten

2y↑3

The NW Angle (2:30) had a one room school house until 1990s. Now it is an international school bus route to Warroad school district. Also, border station at NW angle is just a telephone (or at least it was last time I knew).

@happyfisherman4432

1y↑4

i live in a border town, i fish on a lake 1/2 in usa 1/2 in canada. you can get pretty big fines for catching fish on the wrong side so best not drift too far over

@hereLiesThisTroper

9y↑3.6K

What happens if you touch the no-touching zone?

@quinnodonnell3906

8y↑1K

you get sent to the abyss.

@bouchandre

8y↑365

+hereLiesThisTroper Chris Hansen happens

@stensoft

8y↑326

+hereLiesThisTroper Statutory rape

@hereLiesThisTroper

8y↑243

TheJointGamer Do Americans need to build a wall and let Canada pay for it or is that just for Mexico?

@srt4447

8y↑60

we need a better wall on the mexico border.

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@gill5643

2y↑4.5K

When my cousin went to uni in Montreal, he met a friend that lived in that aforementioned town going over the border. it's another very small town. There, people can cross the border freely to get to the other side of town and often go to work in either country. They also use both currencies for regular daily transactions. Pretty neat.

@user-dc1dr9kr8x

2y↑342

All that does is point out how silly humans and their "rules" can get

@andrewr439

2y↑62

Then you realize it’s about skin color

@zacharyyan4898

2y↑88

A lot for these towns shut down during COVID because the traveling privileges went away

@Arcticfox7

2y↑4

Oh cool, I went to ani.

@depressedhomo9330

2y↑53

There’s quite a few places in the US where citizens can cross the border freely, mainly in border states and only some states off it but an enhanced drivers license allows Americans to cross into Canada without a passport

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@DanoFSmith-yc9tg

2y↑6

It’s crazy to me that some spots have a full on military checkpoint like say fort Erie and other spots it’s just a forest you can walk across and nobody would ever know.

@thicc_vic

2y↑15

Them guessing blindely how the border should go because that part of the map was coverd up is actually hilarious

@CrimpyGummybear

6y↑5.7K

Props to both countries for not going to war with each other over border disputes.

@TheRealOtakuEdits

6y↑728

CrimpyGummybear Neither of us wants it and would really suck for both of us. The fact that both countries rely on each other economically aside, Canada initiating on the US would be like a goose trying to kill an eagle and the US initiating on Canada would draw the attention of the whole world onto itself. I'm not sure if even South Korea, Japan, or Israel would be chill with the US just invading Canada all of a sudden. All the countries who already saw the US unfavouraby would have their beliefs vindicated and rally against the US not for Canada's sake but just because they would have an excuse to antagonize them. So, yeah, bad idea for both countries.

@Abnarly

6y↑223

OtakuEdits Yes but realistically I truly believe no country would be brave enough to try to do anything militarily against the US, the only thing they could do is to vote to put sanctions on the US but that wouldn't save Canada and the Nation would cease to exist and the provinces would become states.

@FBI-real

6y↑9

CrimpyGummybear ye

@anarchistatheist1917

6y↑14

Abner Chilson very true.

@portalenthusiast823

6y↑135

Canad is too nice to invade anyone.

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@wanderingrandomer

8y↑3.9K

Is it just me, or is this whole situation hilaroius?

@crazilyawesome7599

8y↑32

same

@mikefung3000

8y↑437

Not as awkward as Ecuador built a massive monument to mark the equator, then few years later finds out by GPS that the actual equator is 240m away from it

@MaciejNaumienko

7y↑72

This no touch zone is some nonsense. It might have some meaning back in the days when Canada was British, but I would yet to discover it...

@snoopyshultz

7y↑31

great video also Saint Pierre and Miquelon an island off the coast of north east canada is still french lol france is in north america lol

@biteme9486

7y↑44

Humans are very tribal

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@sipofsunkist9016

2y↑7

2:06 the way you say that just makes me grin

@Jason-iz6ob

2y↑59

One of my high school teachers grew up in one of those border states. I forget which one. He was a Vietnam vet so this would’ve been in the 50’s. He talked about how when they used to go hunting they knew where the border was because there were no trees, but they would hunt in Canada and Canadians would hunt in the states. Because nobody cared.

@johnnyvivic8730

2y↑7

Ah yes, back when nobody cared — now everybody cares about every little thing that goes on because they have nothing better to do with their lonely lives.

@Jehty21

2y↑11

@@johnnyvivic8730 says the guy ranting in the youtube comments. Oh the irony

@johnnyvivic8730

2y↑1

@@Jehty21 I don't understand.

@edixonvc5101

2y↑3

It was like this before 9/11

@llamalover9403

6y↑1K

When he says "no touching zone" I imagine America waving near it going "I'm not touching it" like an annoying little sibling

@yangkong7935

4y↑31

Uberaham Al It depends. If you say when a country was founded is the country’s birthday then Canada is older. But if you say the Independence Day of the country is the country’s birthday, then the us is older.

@crazyandevilareusuallydifferen

4y↑1

Really? Older siblings are usually the assholes I don't think I've ever met a nice older sibling it'd be easier to find a dinosaur bone or unicorn at
Maybe if you older siblings stopped being stupid scumbags who just bother and attack people for the hell of it maybe younger siblings would also be nice too but older siblings basically never deserve niceness they deserve to suffer that's all they do to others and the 1 in 1 million older siblings with any iota of sense would probably be cool but apparently 99% of older siblings don't come with a brain it's not that hard to just not be an asshole it's pretty easy actually but human incompetence knows no bounds apparently

@jBread28

4y↑12

@@crazyandevilareusuallydifferen Little siblings are the assholes and that's a fact.

@bobth3god

3y↑4

@@jBread28 maybe he little siblings are assholes because a) they're less mature and b) older siblings were assholes first

@patrioticamerican8114

2y↑4

Older*

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@tntyosef7884

5y↑289

USA: So how are we gonna cut forest in half/ boarder.
Canada: Highly trained beaver’s

@yuunelk1107

1y↑3

2:09 the way he says puffins is just... chef's kiss

@peegerman2437

2y↑5

Another funny one is Stewart B.C and Hyder Alaska, when leaving Canada you can pass freely into Alaska but upon return you need some I.D. Hyder has a population of about 80 people and relies heavily in Stewart for pretty much everything. Once you are in Hyder there aren't any roads that lead further Into Alaska, it's one strange little town. If you ever visit do not forget to get Hyderized.

@HECKproductions

5y↑1.1K

the most boring border is between germany and the netherlands
cause there is no border
just a sign on the autobahn that says WIKOMMEN IN DER BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND, KAMERAD
you wouldnt even know that you entered without that sign

@EnterJustice

5y↑135

In most places the sign is just the words "Bundesrepublik Deutschland" on a European flag. And it's basically the same all over the Schengen area; the border between France and Spain is equally unremarkable, for example.

@miguelrodrigues2705

5y↑47

@@EnterJustice even more unremarkable? spain-portugal... if not for the sign the climate is basically the same and tbe uilding styles in center portugal eastern spain are very similar

@r0manovic

5y↑241

The clearest border in the EU is the Belgian-Dutch one. When driving on the highway and you suddenly feel a shitty road under your car, you know thst you've just entered Belgium

@Ysna-re2or

5y↑3

The uniqueness makes it not boring

@mahyuhhh

5y↑21

@@r0manovic used to be like that on my way to visiting family in poland, until they fixed all the main roads.

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@bradat308

8y↑1.4K

Good fences make good neighbors. Canada is the best neighbor any country could ask for.

@governmentcontractor765

8y↑44

Not anymore. Once Trudeau became prime minister y'all just became fuk bois with maple syrup and little to no money.

@jamesw7466

8y↑118

+Jamal Brown at lest we won't get run by a moron for a few years

@governmentcontractor765

8y↑45

You're being ruined by an idiot right now, your economy is down the drain.

@handyandy70

8y↑8

Without the great beer...

@philipmorris1784

8y↑126

Actually it was our conservative prime minister who did that, He made us overly dependent on Oil so that when it's price fell our economy when with it. Next time you speak about my country make sure you're getting your sources from someone who isn't FOX news.

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@biggerthanya5182

2y↑4

Stanstead is probably the most fascinating thing about canadian and USA border. There's in that town a library where you can see a line on the floor which you can cross ; technically it means you could be in both country at the same time!

@electrum5579

2y↑9

2:00 The States should've built a bigger lighthouse. It's waay funnier than being blind

@mr_ekshun

6y↑844

On a semi-related note... maple (syrup) smugglers are a legit thing, guys. It's liquid gold so far as the Northeast is concerned.

@howardbaxter2514

5y↑15

😂

@howardbaxter2514

5y↑108

Only between the US and Canada can this be a real thing.

@eliascastro4948

5y↑5

😂😂😭😭

@Sprinkles218

5y↑56

As a person who lives in the Northeast it is liquid gold

@noreavad

4y↑80

yes and there is a Fort Knox of maple syrup in Quebec that serves to regulate prices and ensure a steady supply of all variety of maple syrup for every one. I kid you not its a giant guarded warehouse .

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@scottbrady9309

9y↑1.3K

Can someone make their own nation in the "no-touching zone"?

@GaryDIdiot

9y↑188

You're reading my mind

@Phonixrmf

9y↑461

I declare this place the Republic of No-Touching!

@YoHoOMirster

9y↑52

I would declare this deforested line Yukolaska Republic!jk

@shenyiyang6507

9y↑29

Saifthebest01 So it's settled; Let's do it!

@nolanbeardy8212

9y↑219

America will find a diplomatic reason to invade it so it wont last.

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@dirtroad30

1y↑3

We drove to the border on up north of Polebridge Montana a couple years ago just to say we did. I didn’t realize until then that there was the no touching zone. One other note; at that location there is also a fairly deep trench dug on the boarder (I don’t know how far the trench goes from the gate) Local guy said it’s to help prevent people crossing in vehicles. An ATV would have no issue, but I don’t think a regular car/suv could make it through. This was once an operating border crossing until 9/11. Both Canada and the US sides had quite a few cameras and sensors on towers. He claimed if you walked across a ways that some boarder patrol folks would show up. Wasn’t in the mood to test that theory, so I took his word for it!

@politenonparticipant4859

16w↑3

I've spent a few months on one of the islands in Lake of the Woods at the tippy top of Minnesota, so it was a little funny seeing that area shown in detail in a Youtube video.

@ReiAyanami8

8y↑927

It's like the U.S. and Canada are having the world's stupidest slap fight.

@MrLittlelawyer

8y↑88

+ReiAyanami8 Nah, we're cool, its just all those trees and mountains get confusing after a while. I bet you Russia has it worse XD.

@kushcowify

Ayamane*

@bobsickle2336

8y↑16

+MrLittlelawyer Nah, they sorted their borders out in the traditional human way
Muscovy agreed with itself that Novgorod was a silly blob on the map and would look much better as part of them. After repeating this process a couple times they decided that a kickass new name was in order.
Why quibble who owns that particular set of trees/mountains when you can own ALL of it?

@pinecone9619

7y↑7

ReiAyanami8 or poke war :)

@54lolman

7y↑5

ReiAyanami8 it's what brothers do!

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@dshim4731

8y↑572

I lived in Canada for past 10 years, and this is one of the most, possibly just the most, interesting thing I learned about Canada.

@Clandsom

GOT EM!

@jellyrolls2765

8y↑3

+daniel shim same thing for america

@garcemac

8y↑9

+daniel shim I pretty much learned this in grade three about 45 years ago. But its fun to watch this video for gits and shiggles. Also fun too see all of laughable mistakes that Americans make when it comes to talking about Canada. Too bad American schools do not teach American kids about anything outside of - or even inside of - America.

@jellyrolls2765

8y↑4

+garcemac lol yeah by 8th grade I have had: 3 years of texas history/geography, 1 year of american history that basically gave us a day on every major event in american history except for the civil war (we spent an amazing amount of time on that one), this year I have no clue what we're supposed to be learning because the teacher goes off on so many random tangents (we just learned about the amendments and now we're watching a video about walmart.... ?) and then the first few years of social studies we didn't learn anything of importance.

@mohammedjalloh7658

8y↑2

I've lived here for eight years and i could say the same thing! The history's pretty boring...the only really interesting part was that louis riel guy, war of 1812, and new france...

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@theepicone2409

1y↑8

Oversimplified:Straight line? Straight line. Grey:very bizarre

@Brick.McArthur

1y↑10

What lighthouse?

@briant7265

2y↑1.1K

I was talking with a friend who grew up in Wisconsin. There was a road that looped up through Canada and back. You couldn't get to the road from the Canada side. So the high school kids figured out they could drive into Canada and drink and party, and the WI authorities couldn't do anything, and the Canadian authorities couldn't get to them to do anything. If course the Mounties finally ended up hiking or horseback or something, and the kids got their asses busted and the party thing shut down. Fun while it lasted though.

@andrewlayton9760

2y↑45

Ask friend if it was Mamie Road or Murphy Lake Rd. He's probably talking about state border irregularities between Wisconsin and the U.P. along the Menominee and Brule rivers. There are many places where Michigan is only (land) accessible from Wisconsin and vice versa.

@alexia3552

2y↑103

That’s fantastic. The true pioneers are kids looking to get wasted

@deftoneslover

2y↑15

Omg sounds so much fun

@noahpeterson3264

2y↑65

Wisconsin doesn’t share any boarders with Canada. As Andrew stated above they were likely referencing Michigans upper peninsula’s boarder and the WI authorities had lost jurisdiction once the partiers passed the territorial line

@I_SuperHiro_I

2y↑8

@@andrewlayton9760 the UP May as well be Canada. Eh?

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@randomcatmeow1394

5y↑1.2K

I lose my shit at the fact that some kids have to cross the state border 4 times a day to go to school 😂😂😂 shitty border planning at its best

@dwightstjohn6927

5y↑41

Pt. Roberts gives the USA a large part of Boundary Bay, the second largest producing bay for the Dungeness crab industry. Even the Canadian trappers off load and sell in Blaine, Wa. before returning to White Rock. The Pt. Roberts economy is a large marina and Pub, and Canadians drive that economy and own most of the housing. So no one forces Americans to live in Pt. Roberts!!!

@iipixel8607

5y↑18

Thank the border planning of settlers from the 1800's

@crazymaniac7474

4y↑18

Those kids must be proud of that

@killz0ne215

4y↑87

@@crazymaniac7474
Random person: how many times have you been out of country?

Pt Roberts resident: Yes

@busterstation

4y↑22

It wasn’t noticed until after the treaty was signed. Again, pre-GPS world.

I once suggested starting a ferry service, but somebody said that it’d either be too cold or too dangerous in the winter.

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@OnYourLeft

2y↑20

The "No Touching Zone" also serves to help keep forest fires on one side of the border.

@themoviemaniac8416

1y↑15

So basically, one could hike the Canadian-USA border for the most part from east to west within that open zone as long as you stayed on the right side. There might be a few places one would have to detour. That could become the 4th great hike in the 3 currently considered the greatest in the USA.

@ajw20

5y↑620

0:26 I guess you could say it’s an... international airport! Eyyyyyy

@littlevaporeon1081

4y↑21

Meh 5/10

@aldenosaur4456

4y↑6

Stop

@speko

4y↑3

Intercontinental?

@ajw20

4y↑3

Speko is that a reference to the continents video?

@ewout2763

4y↑4

I gove this dad joke a solid 9

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@johnnieisrotten

2y↑980

When I was 15 (I'm now 62) we went on a boat tour of the Thousand Island region of the ST. Lawrence. I seem to recall the tour guide pointing out a small bridge between two islands and stated that it was the shortest international bridge in the world, one island in Canada and the other in America, both owned by the same family. Now I wonder if those islands were twenty feet apart. I took the same tour in 2002 with my family and that same information wasn't pointed out so I don't know if it is still true. Either way the scenery was beautiful and Boldt Castle was really cool.

@SLNTWLF

2y↑59

I remember taking this same boat tour around 2009 or so and they did point it out! I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it was less than 20 feet, I remember it being a really small bridge.

@svenjorgensen5

2y↑21

I took this tour sometime around 2007 and they pointed it out, however years later I read that it's all touristy BS.

@Sgt_Glory

2y↑6

Cool, I visited Boldt Castle in 2019,although I also didn't hear that story from the guide, guess people finally caught on that it was nonsense 😂

@stonehaven2289

2y↑8

You do know that Canada is in America too don't you.. America is the continent not the country.. the countries are the United States and Canada.. in fact EVERY country on this side of the world is in America.. either North America or South America.. still America...

@stonehaven2289

2y↑5

@@rztrzt I'd believe a map before I'd believe wikipedia.. anyone can change things on Wikipedia

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@ponyfairyVania

2y↑5

You know I had a sudden thought about sibling shenanigans. Even with your closest siblings, one tends to draw the line to define what belongs to who. And it seems that same concept also applies to sister nations. I'm reminded of dividing a shared bedroom with my sister.

@ellenkirkpatrick7735

2y↑3

My nephew who is from Buffalo, NY is a US border guard and was originally in stationed in Laredo, TX. It took a few transfers to get back home. When I mentioned to a friend that he was finally back home in Buffalo, she asked why there would be border patrol agents in Buffalo because there us no border there.

@newcoyote

2y↑673

Things were very tough for Point Roberts the past couple of years. The residents got cut off from border crossing and Canadian visitors who obviously play a huge role in their economy.

@Taber01

2y↑58

Saw a news clip on it, several of the locals stores and restaurant pretty much depended on canadian tourism and it just suddenly dried up

@artsmith103

Very different Covid travel restrictions were very destructive

@jossypoo

2y↑47

When i was a kid, point roberts high schoolers had to be bussed to Blaine every morning when the highschool there filled up.
There were no ferries, and the students weren't allowed to leave the bus while in canada. Up to two hours to school, oftentimes late if the crossing was busy

@Ceryniful

2y↑11

Why would you live there? I feel like residents during Covid should have been able to cross, and tourism could have remained open just to point roberts, I doubt there’s anything there that poses a security risk to the US , especially when it’s Canadians coming in! Could easily have waived the border closure just for this one spot

@shawnpitman876

2y↑44

@@Ceryniful Yea because THAT doesn't become a giant loophole that gets exploited by everyone, right? You know that point roberts has an airport, right? They'd just have Americans from all over flying in to get into Canada and go on vacations like they were already doing while claiming to be going to Alaska (which they were allowed to cross into Canada to do).

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@jorgepadua9124

7y↑1.3K

If oil is found there, we're going have to send some freedom there.

@zomzcheezy8958

7y↑89

Jorge Padua funny how there's probably more freedom up there then down here

@dazidspore2422

7y↑50

MURICA

@dazidspore2422

7y↑49

Zomz Cheezy not really, America doesn't have blasphemy law so it's more free, when it comes to everything else they're exactly the same

@Niller1254

7y↑47

But 0.7% of Americans are incarcerated vs. 0.1% Canadians. So by that metric, Canada is "freest."

@dazidspore2422

7y↑24

***** How am I stupid? dont call me stupid without elaborating, Im Palestinian actually, the exact opposite of an American

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@OldPapaBear

1y↑2

I saw this border cut through the trees along the Alaskan/Yukon border back in 1972. It cut through the forest as far as the eye could see.

@connorplays3668

I love hiking up to the border and just seeing the zone between and the border markers. It’s very fun and it’s a beautiful hike on the way from where I am

@Silverspider97

9y↑241

Anyone notice something strange about the photo at 1:24???

@Traindriver321

9y↑3

***** What about it?

@WhoStoleMyName57683

9y↑104

***** They used those creepers to take down the trees

@Silverspider97

9y↑9

WhoStoleMyName57683 Oh, that makes sense. Thanks ;)

@Traindriver321

Oh ok

@Camarohill2

9y↑37

***** It is the great Canadian Walking Boom Tree

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@cyberyoutabe5995

4y↑394

🇬🇧: Okay you guys play with ☃️ 🛢️
🇺🇸: The oil is mine
🇨🇦: Fine I’ll get the longer winter

@Dislob

4y↑30

Yea we do get colder winters but it is required to make maple syrup so it makes up for it.

@loseser

4y↑2

for me its only really cold in late January to early February every other time is long sleeve whether

@NoodleBerry

4y↑19

Canada has lots of oil

@xexpaguette

4y↑8

@@loseser Me living in a desert: spits out chocolate milk
HOW DO YOU SURVIVE WITH LONG SLEEVES IN THE SUMMER !?

@crazyandevilareusuallydifferen

And all the space

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@rileygally2967

2y↑2

I once accidentally crossed the border while boating on Osoyoos lake. We were pretty quickly surrounded and escorted back across the imaginary line

@mikegray-ehnert3238

Except in the Boundary Waters/Quantico area, there is no border band of twenty feet in the park that I saw. That border was a little/ a lot lax when it comes to campers with canoes needing to get down a lake and the only natural route to walk it with your gear and canoes is for a brief journey on a portage through the Quetico to get get around a small falls and rapids on Long Lake,

@mr.shibeman3198

6y↑275

1:23 alright, who photoshopped that creeper in the background?

@matthewstone2545

4y↑17

@@reaganisom3579 So we back in the mine

@FusionCyborg

4y↑15

@@matthewstone2545 got out pickaxe swing from side to side, side side to side

@Emilyx-ot1dl

4y↑11

You hear a sound turn around and look up

@matthewstone2545

4y↑8

@@Emilyx-ot1dl Total shock fills your body

@b.harrison37

4y↑7

@@matthewstone2545 oh no it's you again

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@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275

8y↑631

I'f you were born on the no touching zone, does that make you American or Canadian?

@maryland7586

8y↑467

Americanadian.

@jordonwiersema2807

8y↑332

Camerican

@ahva2280

8y↑29

Neither, I assume.

@hellknightf1

8y↑134

That makes you a virgin :v

@RakeenRahman

8y↑63

if your parents are American, you automatically become a citizen of The US

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@stankfaust814

2y↑18

In washington state, in the last 10 years, if you're hunting on foot and get even close to that line, suddenly a border patrol agent will appear and want to know what you're doing.

Not sure what kind of surveilance they use, but it's comprehensive. I wasnt aware the northern border posed a threat to national securitylike that.

@carrieullrich5059

All the nine eleven terrorists entered America from the Canadian border.

@davynhainstock7503

2y↑3

It's all the weed we used to run across the border

@derek96720

It's the Mexican cartels who operate up there because they realized it's far less secure than the southern border.

@TheGozzila

1y↑1

It’s just there’s such a difference when it comes to some big things as others here have mentioned (guns and cannabis) that they can’t just be as lax as they used to be.

@TheC1kabar

1y↑2

Wooded areas cut like that serve as a fire break as well.

@erich6150

2y↑72

FUN FACT: A team of trained Canadian beavers are used to maintain the 'no touching zone' While our beavers keep the trees at bay, American eagles are known to keep a close eye for border jumping beavers.

@sirbillius

8y↑599

US and Canada are like the twin siblings of countries.

@ryba4056

8y↑120

You forgot about Australia and New Zealand are siblings aswell. With Britain as the Mum 😂✋🏻

@joshuahadams

8y↑93

+Ryan Batman two sets of twins, and a boatload of other siblings.

@averagejacobinsubscriber

8y↑56

+Ryan Batman And the USA is the rebellious older sister.

@AJGoff110

8y↑107

+TreezDontHug And the US is the one that came out only 5 min earlier but never stops going on about how it's bigger and better

@VolcardoReviewer

8y↑20

+Ryan Batman That meeans the son beat the shit out of his mom and kicked her ass back to Europe.

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@rabbit6872

1y↑2

Living on the border I find people are surprised that there are also marker buoys in the lakes with flashing lights on them to mark the border.

@seankeppeler2077

2y↑1

you forgot peace park in North Dekota a joint managed piece of land that belongs to both sides of the border worth seeing

@dongyongkim

2y↑364

ngl I really like the idea of The United States and Canada being these obviously different but also clearly related siblings showing up to crash the Europeans fancy parties and occasionally seeing their favorite cousins (also siblings ) New Zealand and Australia

@Jay-qb9gi

2y↑55

the US and Canada are arguably the most similar nations in the world

@leonardmccoy4797

2y↑33

UK: Very beautiful gathering Switzerland. No one is trying to kill each other….yet.
Switzerland: Ja. Danke Herr UK..oh no…
USA/Canada: walks in, uncaring of the stares they were being given
US: Heya Dad! How’s life treatin’ ya?
Canada: smiles and waves
Europe: Oh no…..

@hermeslein6614

2y↑8

@@Jay-qb9gi no it's not Canada has better policy better healthcare safer than US so not similar we don't want to be americds

@Jay-qb9gi

2y↑38

@@hermeslein6614 Canada has average healthcare at best and some states are safer than Canada as a whole. The only thing Canadians have is that they're not Americans. Other than that we are 95% similar.

@hermeslein6614

2y↑9

@@Jay-qb9gi an American who has lacking of knowledge spotted

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@rigbysolid3572

9y↑384

Canada, thanks for being Americas Hat and keeping the cold from being on us.

@bridge9297

9y↑44

Rigby Solid i was about to be offended but than i thought: what would the climate in america be like if canada was an ocean? this is a dire question that needs an answer!

@rigbysolid3572

9y↑51

Donut Ten America would be horrible. Canada is good cop and U.S is bad cop.

@GeoffWulf

9y↑34

Rigby Solid Keeping the cold away? Speak for yourself, in the Midwest we get the same weather as our friends north of the border.

@Lellistair

9y↑34

+Rigby Solid thx for being our pants

@rigbysolid3572

9y↑8

Stephen MacLellan Thx for being our hat

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@buckshot4428

2y↑2

As an additional note, domestic animals that wander across the border are subject to formal entry with CBP and Canadian Customs.

@cetyl2626

2y↑3

No mention of the monumental amount of vegetation management required to maintain that border! The cost alone must be staggering considering it crosses a WHOLE continent!

@harrisonofcolorado8886

6y↑832

Great Britain: Now you kids play nicely.
Canada and America: We will!
Later....
Canada: My half!
America: My half!

@chrisdls721

5y↑58

Uncle USSR: No guys, it’s OUR land.

@chrisdls721

5y↑16

Oh no, looks like I can’t make jokes anymore guys.

@chrisdls721

5y↑4

@Argon S nice grammar

@davidfreeman3083

5y↑3

America (climbs into a Ford pick-up, turns on radio, singing 'O say do you see...', and via PA):
WHO IS YOUR KID?

@lncredibleIndian

5y↑6

Thank god, canada is not part of USA

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@txborn

6y↑527

Canada: NO TOUCHING!
America: STOP TOUCHING IT!
Canada: YOU STARTED IT!
America:NO YOU DID!
Mexico:Amigos... Just, stop.

@musicnmovies8573

5y↑94

America and Canada: SHUT UP MEXICO!

@naidenpt5750

5y↑7

Orale que risa no te pases XD

@naidenpt5750

5y↑17

@@musicnmovies8573 CANADA WILL NEVER SAY THAT

@naidenpt5750

5y↑26

America: SHUT UP
canada: relax america
Mexico: :"c
Canada: everything is ok. C:

@elephant_mario

5y↑29

Greenland: uh? Hey can you stop
America and Canada: Don’t make us scream at you!
Greenland: ok left the room

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@devil_zz7670

1y↑2

does anyone see the creeper at 1:23 bottom left between the to guys or is it just me?

@jdog1297

1y↑2

how do they divide up the tree trimming bill ?

@felicijaukasiewicz1893

10y↑203

See, England? This is what happens when you leave two baby nations alone on a huge ass continent. Just because Italy could draw lines well as a young country, it doesn't mean these two can.

@madelinewilliams1470

10y↑86

At least we are sharing...
Plays with pencil intensely

@felicijaukasiewicz1893

10y↑3

Well, that's true. You have a very peaceful boarder.

@madelinewilliams1470

10y↑29

Thank you very much Smiles softly, Mentally anxious about any one going past the borders

@felicijaukasiewicz1893

10y↑1

Are you, like okay? Are you worried about the boarders again?

@madelinewilliams1470

10y↑19

Noo... She lied while lightly tapping the pencil on the desk

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@orangeapples

9y↑55

I love how Canada and the USA are locked in an eternal round of "I'm not touching you"

@davidbryden7904

1y↑1

Do you have a video on the southern (US) boarder?

@jmleewong

Hiked along the border in New Hampshire to the 4th Connecticut Lake. Hikes started in US at the border crossing.

@Connerg28

9y↑433

In the end, CANADA AND THE US ARE BFF 4LYFE

@samuelshaughnessy1829

9y↑169

Conner Gruezo We should form one super country called the US of eh.

@bunney3272

9y↑5

Not at all

@ep_med7822

9y↑49

Sir George Severn Yes totally. The U.S. and Canada love each other

@MelioraCogito

9y↑30

@samuelshaughnessy1829

9y↑2

TheAfroMenace I'm glad someone agrees.

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@keviny1936

2y↑165

The border crossing airports started in WWII as a way for planes built in the US to be towed across the border to Canada where they were flown to the UK to be used. As the US was not yet at war with Germany this was a fudging way around the laws which were a little vague on purpose,

@DoctorDropKick

2y↑17

Wow i want to look into this now thanks for that interesting piece of the puzzle

@isilder

2y↑2

no. just no.

@alexia3552

2y↑3

Ohhhhh that’s clever

@userequaltoNull

2y↑4

I really doubt that. The U.S. was sending war materials through lend-lease long before entering the war, and I can't think of a legal wording that would allow for exporting planes by towing, but not flying.

Either you're gullible, or you're lying for attention.

@DoctorDropKick

It was called the us neutrality act for those below who called bullshit

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@readrothbard153

Northwest Angle Inlet in MN also has students that must cross borders to get to and from school

@Theultrazombiekiller

2y↑2

I live near the Texas/Mexican border and we literally buy tamales through the border fence holes. A guy in Mexico roles his tamale cart up and down the border wall. You slip him some peso's through the fence, and a tamale comes to you.

@YankeeNationalist

9y↑238

Meanwhile on the border with Mexico...

@graceliu8839

9y↑2

On the Border with Mexico, the border is very obviously not thought of as straight, shorter, and no disputed territory anymore.

@NemosHusbandswife

9y↑13

Why don't we just build a giant wall? Like that Attack on Titan wall thing.

@graceliu8839

9y↑16

Servus & Danz
First: there's a wall there already which doesn't work
Second: are you willing to pay for it?
Third: Their drones flies over anyways.

@NemosHusbandswife

9y↑8

Grace Liu I can pay for it in Playmobil cash.

@graceliu8839

Servus & Danz
Oh sorry, that doesn't come out to $5 billion American bucks. Nope, not done.

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@chammybooo3232

5y↑211

It's so brotherly love between the two nations. I hope Canada and America will always have a good relationship with each other.

@leob4403

2y↑4

Nothing last forever, that's a rule of life

@AKGeorge2790

2y↑2

@@sgvincent100 Your comment wont age well.

@Andy-gb8sx

Canada is part of the continent America

@saokdjijhasd

2y↑1

@@leob4403 How can you know if somethings going to last forever? It would take an infinite amount of time to find out if somethings going to last forever. So there is no basis to that "rule", if something is going to last forever, it will be mixed in with all the things that aren't in the present moment, as long as it still exists in the present, then there is a possibility that it will last forever. But we wont know which ones will last forever and which ones wont until infinity has passed i.e. never.

@leob4403

2y↑3

@@saokdjijhasd thats why its called the circle of life, its infininite, these countries will die, but then reappear in some distant future eons away, alternate universe or whatever

@davidfalconer8913

Zero ave ( a mile or two east of the peace arch , in the west ) is a quite long road on the border and is easy to hop over ( visiting the house opposite for instance ) ! ...........