I have to agree with Raney on this one. Not sharing access to the facilities does seem very "un-Canadian". At the same time, however, its nice to see that Canada is doing whatever it takes to succeed and that the COC is showing how much they care about Canadian success in Vancouver.
If by Canadian you refer to being unfailingly polite and accommodating, they I would agree. I find this to be a lot of smoke and little fire. Most Americans I know will either shrug or say "bring it on Canada". I say let's bring it. Bronze is not good enough this time.
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I have to agree with Raney on this one. Not sharing access to the facilities does seem very "un-Canadian". At the same time, however, its nice to see that Canada is doing whatever it takes to succeed and that the COC is showing how much they care about Canadian success in Vancouver.
If by Canadian you refer to being unfailingly polite and accommodating, they I would agree. I find this to be a lot of smoke and little fire. Most Americans I know will either shrug or say "bring it on Canada". I say let's bring it. Bronze is not good enough this time.
Bring it... I think you have to show a little edge, maybe not be mr nice guy all time (as we usually are)
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