I know some Babineaux's from the Lake Charles area.

Except the current 27 amendments.

"THE Conventions of a number of the States, having at the time of their adopting the Constitution, expressed a desire, in order to prevent misconstruction or abuse of its powers, that further declaratory and restrictive clauses should be added: And as extending the ground of public confidence in the Government, will best ensure the beneficent ends of its institution."

I don't understand why we haven't went Metric yet?

2. United Kingdom

The constitution of the United Kingdom is based on a set of laws and principles which define the people and the country. The constitution is concerned with the relationship between the people and the state, and the activities of the legislature, judiciary, and the executive. The constitution of the UK is uncodified but is founded on several written and unwritten sources. The constitution is drawn from four sources including status law, common law, political convention, and works of authority. The laws passed by the parliament are the final source of law in the UK. Parliament has the powers of changing a constitution by passing new statutes through an Act of Parliament. According to the Rule of Law, everyone in the UK, including those in authority, are equal before the law.

1. Canada

The Canadian constitution is a combination of the written acts and unwritten conventions. It outlines the country’s system of government and the rights of all citizens and those in the country. The constitution consists of Canada Act 1982, Constitution Act 1867, their amendments, and the acts and orders contained in Section 52(2) of the Constitution Act, 1982. The sources of the unwritten constitutional law include constitutional conventions, royal prerogative by the Crown, and unwritten principles. The Canadian Constitutional Law is concerned with the interpretation and the application of the constitution.

Yep, the Cajuns came from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. She's from New Brunswick.

So how many cm of rain you had?

0.0098425196850394

Dos

Why don't we just send them our Constitution? We're not using it.

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You fellas are getting sidetracked again. But, if you insist, always remember the metric system is for homos.

Those are words to live by.

Acadians, they were kicked out when the English thumped the French in 1760.

I don't usually like what you post Dave but you just hit a walk-off grandslam HR!

I think he is projecting.

I've never loved you more.