i have never heard that term before but could it be maple syrup on snow, wrapped around a stick? that’s all i can think of right now! :)

@mclaugh ; I looked it up, and it didn’t say anything. The snow and maple syrup sounds good, though.

yeah, i know. it wouldn’t really be anywhere on the internet. it’s more of a french tradition. we call it “tire sur la neige”

It is a derogatory term for someone from Canada, usually used as an insult.

@DrBill seriously? wow, i didn’t know that…not very nice. not nice at all.

I don’t know but there’s always the Yellow Bellied Sap Sucker

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/727155--richmond-s-chief-syrup-sucker-offers-stephen-colbert-a-job?bn=1

This was the first item when I googled “syrup sucker”.

THIS is a syrup sucker: http://www.1000markets.com/users/vermontmaple/products/51177

@DrBill ; oops. D:
@mclaugh ; well, I guess we learned something new.
@lfino ; me too!

Or that:)

@lfino aah, I laughed. GA I have enjoyed many maple syrup ‘posicles?’ made by swirling maple syrup onto snow. But I automatically thought of French-canadians who do not like us westerners.

okay, popsicles