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Canada's History

A Twister-like, but sexually natured game in which a person attempts to insert moose antlers - lubricated with maple syrup - into several parts of ones partner's body while filling the Stanley Cup with the various resulting fluids. The more insertions a person forces upon his or her lover, the more "Avrils" (points) are accrued. The evening's winner must chug the resulting swill; otherwise that person will be deemed "hoser of all the land."
Gentleman 1: "Dude, brah. I'd give three dicks to teach that c-bomb about Canada's history."
Gentleman 2: "Toronto or Montreal rules?"
by _Jabes February 4, 2010
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Canada's History

I'm such a Canada's History I put off finishing my econ assignment to enter this definition.
by Reezie February 4, 2010
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Canada's History

An outdoor orgy ritual involving molten-hot cheese curds, a funnel, a paddle and Anne Murray.
Are you and mom going to take in some of Canada's History in the woods this weekend?
by Inuckchuck February 4, 2010
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Canada's History

A depraved sexual act that is rarely talked about involving moose antlers, a bottle of maple syrup, and the Stanley Cup. May or may not involve a beaver.
She had a difficult time walking after Canada's History.
by Bobsdog February 5, 2010
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Canada's History

An insane sex act invloving moose antlers, maple syrup, and the stanley cup
man i tought her Canada's history last night
by colb14445412 February 4, 2010
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Canada's History

A time when a once bold northern nation helped black Americans escape persecution during the Civil War. Thought to have sparked the legend of Aunt Jemima's arrival on The Underground Syrupstream.
Man, isn't it funny how people forget that Canada's History is a big part of America's History?
by Jimmy Kicks February 5, 2010
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Canada's History

The term "Canada's history" generally refers to beaver fur trade. The Canadian beaver was highly sought after due to its thick and robust qualities due to the abrupt 40 degree temperature drop upon crossing the American-Canadian border. The fur was often turned into carpets and rugs in the royal houses during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Rosalie: I love my Canadian history, eh!
Destiny: eeeeeeewwwwwwww shave that shit!!!!!!! canada's history is siiiiiiiick
by the metric system is gay February 5, 2010
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