“12. The Giftwhich
The Giftwhich A tripple-stacked Reuben with twenty-four slices of ham.”
Nothing about this is a reuben. Reubens are topped with corned beef, not ham. Some of these sandwiches look amazing. Some make me want to throw up just lookinat them.

This is what happens when you skim the article before actually reading what's written underneath each entry.

Didn't Sid Vicious already have a biopic?

Did you really just compare homosexuals to automobiles? Are you that daft that you can't comprehend the difference between a thinking, consenting adult and an inanimate object?  What's more, inefficient procreation? What has procreation got to do with marriage? Lots mof married people do not procreate, and many more who are not married DO.

Seriously, I know it's definitely got it's fanshere, but literally nobody I know gives flying puck about basketball. Hockey, lacrosse, curling, heck even baseball, soccer, Canadian football, and yes even American football all seem to be more popular amongst the people I know.

Canada Basketball: Hey! Are you listening? We have a baske- ….oh, okay. I'll tell you about it later then. Have a good day!

THe very, very obvious anaswer to why cartoon characters wear the same thing every episode is money. Any time you have an outfir change:
-You need to assign someone to design the outfit. This can take anywhere from a day to a week, per character per outfit.
-you need to assign someone to pick colours for that outfit
-you need to assign someone to mock up a model sheet of the character in that outfit so the animators can see it from multiple angles
-You need to send out all this information and
-you are pretty much guaranteed to be spending 3 times as long on revisions, especially now that most TV animation is done over seas and communication is a major issue.
That adds up.

Did I not say “Or the globe is tilted/ camera taken from such an angle….”? That's my point. But, you can also look at most maps, which don't have perspective because they are two dimensional, and most will actually depict the States larger.

It's always stretched (or the globe tiled in such a way/ photo taken from such an angle) as to make Canada look smaller than the USA. Canada is nearly a half a million square kilometres larger, and yet in this image, and many American maps, America is imagined to be larger. Sometimes larger than Canada and Greenland combined.
Slightly more accurate sizing here: http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/namera.gif