Btw, there's a song that American kids have to learn to name the states? I think that's a sign that you have too many of them.

As for Canada, we could always use the end of the "Toronto Sucks" song to name provinces:

Oh...I hate Newfoundland because they talk so weird and Prince Edward Island is too small. Nova Scotia's dumb because it's the name of a bank, New Brunswick doesn't have a good mall. Quebec is revolting and it makes me mad, Ontario sucks, Ontario sucks. Manitoba's population density is 1.9 people per square kilometre! Isn't that stupid?! Saskatchewan is boring and the people are old, and as for the territories, they're too cold! And the only good thing about the province of British Columbia is that it's right next to us! 'Cuz Alberta doesn't suck, but Edmonton does!

42. Not bad for a Canadian! I wonder if they made one of these with the 13 Canadian provinces and territories, in say, 5 minutes, how would Americans do?

I hate to sound like a PC nag (it's a sore spot for me), but Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump is in southern Alberta, in Canada (where I'm from), and "American Indian" is so wrong on both ways. They're not Americans, they're not from India. First Nations, Natives, Aboriginals, sure. Best shot, Cree. Tsuu T'ina most likely.

But if you ever get a chance to go to Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump, definitely go. It's amazing and eerie.

I still have the entire Tintin series (as well as almost all the Asterix books in English and French) in my basement. Loved those comics, still read them from time to time.

The cartoon was good, stayed nice and true to the books, but my gripe is that people only knew the cartoon, I meet people who watched that show and didn't even know it was a comic!