Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has the word:
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@randah im not really witty right now but :Within the onomastic classification, main types of hydronyms are (in alphabetical order):
helonyms: proper names of swamps, marshes and bogs.
this could be useful
@randahl Impotus is loosing the trade war, so he retaliates by pissing around.
#BeLikeCanada 🇨🇦 to be free.
Bend the elbow 💪, not the knee. 😚
#BuyCanadian to #resist #fascism in #USpol.
@randahl It's funny really. No one will call it that, same as gulf of mexico is still just that. It just makes him look weak and pathetic.
Next up: Trump signs executive order to stop the tide coming in and climate change...
@randahl Sure, and in the late XIV century, the name Mextzlixcictlico was already there and became Mexico, so that late arrivals like Amerigo Vespucci could pronounce it and say "Gulf of Mexico"
Lake Ontario
Stays same for all the world with exception of the childish orange painted grifter in the ruined white house.
Canada, we stand with you. fsck usa and maga
@randahl The Wendat people (which were referred by the early French settlers as "Hurons") were there long before that there was a country called the United States of America. Another thing is that "America" is a continent, not a country, so calling it "Lake of [a continent]" just sounds stupid.
@randahl It will still be Lake Ontario long after trump is gone, and good riddance!
@randahl Note that this is called respect, while that the people south of their border do is called fear.
Trumpers reading that post be like: "Hydronyms is woke bullshit. There only be 2 genders!"
@randahl Wikipedia entry for hydronym has been updated. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hydronym&diff=prev&oldid=1371718018
@randahl I'm in love with Hydronym
@randahl there’s this crazy old man with orange hair, yelling at a lake… best laugh we had all summer!
@randahl The only Great Lake with a name that isn't of Indigenous origin is Lake Superior, which would otherwise be named Gitchi-Gami (there's a trail named as such).
Weird, I thought it was Italian
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The idea of having Canada in the EU I like
