Canada

From Wiki Gonzalez

Many of BTF's most depraved inmates are Canadian, eh?

Canadian Primates are known for wearing flannel shirts to keep themselves warm while posting from their igloos between periods of "Hockey Night in Canada" (unless the Coach's Corner segment is on). With the NHL lockout, God only knows what they did with their non-Primer time, and it's probably not wise to ask.

Canadians are known for large consumption of beer, back bacon, poutine, toques, hockey, and the letter "u." They take great pride in knowing how to spell "Saskatchewan," that their country originated Tim Horton's donuts (not to mention Tim Horton (http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php3?pid=2362) himself), and that there is a town called "Dildo" in Newfoundland.

Canadians have also been known to debate the merits of bowling loaded, and to devise ways of rolling one's own with mitts on.

In between these pastimes, many Canadians have a long history of playing, watching, and discussing baseball. In August 2005, Canada proudly hosted the 10th annual SABR convention, "SABR 35," to which many American Primates flocked (see this thread (http://www.baseballthinkfactory.org/files/newsstand/discussion/27733/)).

Mug's list of Top 5 Canadian things, posted to the Primer Lounge of April 3, 2007:

1. Arcade Fire
2. Canadian Rockies
3. Kids in the Hall
4. The Okanagan
5. Vancouver Island

There are a number of Canadian primates, including: Walewander, JLAC, Paul D, John Brattain, Toolsy, Daryn, Matthew E, Ron Johnson, John Northey, Wok, Malcolm Little, google boy, E., Hinske, basha and more.