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05-11-2006, 03:44 PM
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All this talk about Swedish military juggernaut I thought you all should hear about this, its amazing!!!!!
Swedish sub "HMS Gotland" enters the Mississippi River from the Gulf of Mexico and travels over 3900 miles north up the Mississippi River and Red River into Winnipeg Canada and surfaces in the middle of Winnipeg (in the Red River).
Surprised on lookers cheered and threw flowers to the Swedish sailors.
USA and Canadian governments and militarizes are enraged and embarrassed.
Swedish government and military laugh at the Canadian and USA incompetence.
Apparently the first information to be gained by USA and Canadian military is that the sub went up the Red & Mississippi River submerged during day light hours and surfaced during night. The HMS Gotland was hidden electronically by a Swedish SAAB 340B which was using "Swedish stealth technology" and long range fuel tanks. The SAAB 340B was escorted by a squadron of Swedish Gripen also using "Swedish stealth technology" and long range fuel tanks.
I have attached a few pics of the HMS Gotland (as well as the people cheering) on the Red River in Winnipeg. I even went down to the docks to see it for myself!!!!
Go Sweden GO Sweden GO Sweden GO !!!!!!! Sweden Rocks!!!! Sweden Rules!! The entire world should fear Sweden!!! USA look out Sweden is the new Super Power!!!
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05-11-2006, 03:53 PM
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05-11-2006, 04:09 PM
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Country: | SWEDEN !!! SWEDEN !!! SWEDEN !!! SWEDEN !!! SWEDEN !!! ABBA !!! ABBA !!!
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05-11-2006, 04:30 PM
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| Was this origionally published on April 1st?
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05-11-2006, 07:31 PM
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05-11-2006, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by ozumn Olympic gold medal in hockey baaahhahaha you bet we rule | Do you really want to compare men's hockey records in the Olympics? Tell me you don't want to do that? Tell me you didn't say that?
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
1920
Canada - Gold
United States - Silver
Czechoslovakia - Bronze
1924
Canada - Gold
United States - Silver
Great Britain - Bronze
1928
Canada - Gold
Sweden - Silver
Switzerland - Bronze
1932
Canada - Gold
United States - Silver
Germany - Bronze
1936
Great Britain - Gold
Canada - Silver
United States - Bronze
1948
Canada - Gold
Czechoslovakia - Silver
Switzerland - Bronze
1952
Canada - Gold
United States - Silver
Sweden - Bronze
1956
Soviet Union - Gold
United States - Silver
Canada - Bronze
1960
United States - Gold
Canada - Silver
Soviet Union - Bronze
1964
Soviet Union - Gold
Sweden - Silver
Czechoslovakia - Bronze
1968
Soviet Union - Gold
Czechoslovakia - Silver
Canada - Bronze
1972
Soviet Union - Gold
United States - Silver
Czechoslovakia - Bronze
1976
Soviet Union - Gold
Czechoslovakia - Silver
West Germany - Bronze
1980
United States - Gold
Soviet Union - Silver
Sweden - Bronze
1984
Soviet Union - Gold
Czechoslovakia - Silver
Sweden - Bronze
1988
Soviet Union - Gold
Finland - Silver
Sweden - Bronze
1992
Unified Team - Gold
Canada - Silver
Czechoslovakia - Bronze
1994
Sweden - Gold
Canada - Silver
Finland - Bronze
1998
Czech Republic - Gold
Russia - Silver
Finland - Bronze
2002
Canada - Gold
United States - Silver
Russia - Bronze
2006
Sweden - Gold
Finland - Silver
Czech Republic - Bronze
Here it is broken down for you, Canada and Sweden (since 1920):
Canada
Gold - 7
Silver - 4
Bronze - 2
Total = 13 medals
Sweden
Gold - 2
Silver - 2
Bronze - 4
Total = 8 medals
Not even close there my Swedish friend. Canada 7 gold medals, Sweden 2 gold medals. Enough said on the subject of Hockey I think. lol
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05-11-2006, 09:27 PM
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Country: | yeah ok so you have more medals then we cant have won this olympics geez give up, you are no fun. and who the hell did say any thing about comparing medals haha. | |
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05-11-2006, 09:51 PM
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yeah ok so you have more medals then we cant have won this olympics geez give up, you are no fun.
| Give what up??? That he's proud of his countries achievements in international hockey competition??? Quote: |
and who the hell did say any thing about comparing medals
| He did, to prove that his countries hockey team is waaaaaaaaaay better than urs, and he proved a point and slammed ur *** with the burden of proof...... Laughing at ur own penis size is not something we condone here, and continuation of said small penis mocking will result in offical warnings....
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05-12-2006, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted by hunter368 1936
Great Britain - Gold
Canada - Silver
United States - Bronze | What is going on there, since when could we ice skate (or play ice hockey) 
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05-12-2006, 04:20 AM
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Country: | Haha gnomey i saw that too, things must have been much different back then...
Is that Swedish sub story real? That's pretty cool, doesnt say much for the US though.
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05-12-2006, 05:00 AM
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| Bit off topic with the hockey, so did this sub story really happen? | |
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05-12-2006, 06:07 AM
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Country: | Jesus H Christ u guys are gullible........
No, it is not real.......
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05-12-2006, 08:14 AM
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Country: | Of course not. Remember the story of the canoe and bow, Les?  Hmmm... I might have a better ending to this story. hehe
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05-12-2006, 09:01 AM
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Country: | GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
Sweden: 185 186 217 588
Canada: 93 123 145 361
total olympic medals. | |
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