Saw Transformers on the TV this weekend. Am soooo glad I didn't pay cinema money for that. Megan Fox is cute, but girl needs to get some acting lessons.

TryThisAtHome

Damn Canadian Band-Aids taking away work from American Band-Aids...

(Nice touch Seth.)

TheStarterWife

I love completely awkward pictures of people doing things like emerging from the water all zombie-limbed.

tailfeather

I would say those pics leave nothing to the imagination but that's not entirely true. I'm free to imagine her with purple plaid nipples if I so choose.

Sweet Panda Love

Those Canadians! They're so...so...Europeanish!

Brian Austin Green you lucky bastard> You better hit that like a pinata while the hittin's good.

CourageousCoward

I guess that water was, warm?

Dr. Spaceman

Women can legally go topless in public in certain provinces in Canada. So suck it, article caption.

KingHater

@TryThisAtHome: She'll be OK. It's a Diablo Cody movie so it's not like acting is required.

Little Mintz Sunshine

Wow is all I gotta say. She is the best looking starlet I've seen so far...I did like Emily Blunt in Charlie Wilson's War. Both are high on the va-va-va-voom scale.

migukin

@raincoaster: Freezing is an understatement. I tried to swim in the waters of Canada, and I am lucky that I lived to tell about it. Look how blurry the background is in that photo. She must be running at record speed to a warm fluffy towel.

TryThisAtHome

@KingHater: Including BC.

BTW, that water is freezing. It is still damn cold and even in the height of summer the water here is chilly. Or should that be "nippy?"

raincoaster

Glad to see she's not sporting the artificial "spice miner" complexion like in the Transformers.

Cultmember

@CourageousCoward: nice rack, and i like the star tat on the ankle, but i'd like to see the muscle tone firmed up a bit---let's hit that weight room hon [mr green knows the way ;-)]

sookie

@TryThisAtHome: When I go boogie boarding in August I have to wear a wetsuit and booties or I couldn't last even five minutes.

raincoaster

@sookie: uh wow, lets get two pictures of you naked up here and see what we all have to say about them. damn.

hummingpenguin

Very nice, but I have to take issue with the headline. I've seen non-sexual FFN (girl coming out of the water, no swimsuit or other clothing) on CBC at 3:00 or so on a weekend afternoon.

Mike the Dog

I'm curious, it's looks rather like she has two bellybuttons.

lionel-mandrake

@TryThisAtHome: michael bay and whoever wrote the dreck needs lessons too.

bess marvin, girl detective

@TryThisAtHome: Waters of Canada? Where exactly. I love how Canada, which is bigger than the US, is AAALLLL the same, but some dink south of the border will prattle on about the myriad subtle differences between the Carolinas.

Piggah

@Mike the Dog:
I'm disappointed that none of our American friends have yet taken this opportunity to make their hillarious and insightful 'hockey-and maple-syrup' jokes. Please crack a book.

Piggah

@Piggah
yeah, but all of Canada (America's Hat!) is located north of Washington and Maine. See, it's farther North...so the water's colder....
Canada! Leading the world in being just North of America.
(But the Living Room in Vancouver was my favorite when I lived in Kits Beach. And you guys jog in the rain!)
Sorry, just trying to fill in the Canada jokes not posted by my countrymen.

KittyCarlisle

@Mike the Dog: Ya, we're pretty liberal that way. I think City TV pushed the boundries to where they are now.
@Piggah: Are you sure you're Canadian? You sound really uptight...

bowleen

@BIG WHEEL: I'm not usually so pissy, but this crap just sets me off.
I guess it's a common ailment up here as we've been banging our heads against American ignorance for so long. I have no problem with Canada jokes, and sorry to kill the funny, but please come up with something new. In regards to the 'Canada is sooo cold all the time', my childhood saw many summer days at 40 degrees. That's about 110 in The King's Measurements that only America and some other third-worlders use.
And yeah, I know it's just a dumb blog.

Piggah

A lot of people have been waiting a long time to see this. That is all I will say.

kylo4

@Piggah: See, you just have to lower your expectations for Americans. As long as they can walk on their hind legs, I think they're doing fine.

You know, for Americans.

raincoaster

Oh, and Megan Fox is really hot.

UnklStinky

@Piggah:

I really like and respect Canadians as a people and Canada as a nation (Hey, I even was engaged to a woman from Toronto. It's true! But I wised up and married a girl from L.A.).

You, on the other hand, are not so cool and clearly DO have a problem with "Canada jokes." I want to see your point, but your obnoxiousness (which you obviously caught from some dink south of the border) makes that impossible.

Now that you've dropped the gloves, which will get you an extra two minutes on an "instigator" penalty, let's be honest: Canada, despite it's size advantage over the lower 48, has the United States to thank for not being a Russian possession. Love your national health system, hate your inferiority complex, which is clearly on display in your posts.

And, having lived in both the Carolinas, I have the experience to confirm there are many differences between them: you know, just like how the Tim Hortons doughnut shops and PetroCanada stations up in Saskatoon are totally different than those in Winnipeg.

There are plenty of Americans who are super smart -- who do you think bought all those Anne Murray records in the 70's? Had enough? -- because I am quite through "crushing your head." Crush, crush.

UnklStinky

@UnklStinky: Okay, I'm letting that stand, but ONLY because of the closer.

raincoaster

@TryThisAtHome:
what
do
you
mean
acting?
oh.
my.
god.
my
Rabbit
Dildo
is turning
into
a
full-sized
Chevy
Camaro.
kewl. and stuff.

StevieRayHalen

@UnklStinky: I wasn't going to, but I'm bored at work.

1) I'm pretty sure I acknowledged the harshness of my previous posts, so you're the one being obnoxious.

2)You'd like to see my point, but can't because I'm obnoxoius. More like you can clearly see my fairly simple point, but have chosen to write a bunch of crap in response because I dared challenge the perceptions of Americans.

3)The only nation that has tried to annex Canada is the US. You also characterize Canada as having an inferiority complex. You are incorrect. This implies we are mentally troubled by the inherent greatness of the US. What you are picking up on is mostly the long-standing frustration some of us feel with living next to a loud, arrogant, violent neighbor. I will concede, however, that our culture has been damaged by the low expectations we've set for ourselves in light of this (see CanCon rules).
I also love our health care system despite its imperfections.
Not that it matters, but the area of Canada is greater than all 50 states combined, not just the lower 48.

4)When I was speaking of difference, I was adressing the tendency for some to assume that Canada is one homogenous mass with no difference in regional climate and culture. Who said anything about gas stations and donuts? Unless that's your perception of Canadian culture, in which case you have no real business commenting on Canada. See, that's why I said crack a book. There's more than just hockey and maple syrup (which is really only produced in a small part of central Canada).

5) I never said Americans are stupid, just a bit ignorant when it comes to their neighbors, that's all.
In fact, some of my heroes are American.
Honestly, what I am really hoping for is an America the rest of the world will once again want to be associated with and one that is the 'Arsenal of Democracy' as Churchhill put it. I don't really care who you elect, but please, no more dullards.

In closing, (sorry about the wordmass) I have to thank you for your somewhat thoughtful and funny response, not the usual "OH YEAH, WE'LL BOMB YER ASSSSSS!!" response I usually get from Americans.

Piggah