What do you think?
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WharfRat
Don't Panic / Always Carry A Towel
"Take off, ey!"
Just kidding... I have a few friends who live in Canada, two in Toronto (which is basically a regular city like my home city of Boston), and another who lives in Saskatoon (the heart of the boonies, why don't they change their clocks with everyone else? Because of the dang farmers!!).
Besides the bags of milk, stronger beer, and complicated governmental structure, I think Canadians are (for the most part) just like Americans!
~Tara
Just kidding... I have a few friends who live in Canada, two in Toronto (which is basically a regular city like my home city of Boston), and another who lives in Saskatoon (the heart of the boonies, why don't they change their clocks with everyone else? Because of the dang farmers!!).
Besides the bags of milk, stronger beer, and complicated governmental structure, I think Canadians are (for the most part) just like Americans!
~Tara
We vacationed a lot in Ontario when I was a kid, so I never thought of it as very different. I always thought Toronto and Niagra Falls were so clean compared to the U.S. cities I had been in.
Although one time I did get told off by a man in Quebec. He was screaming at me in French for feeding my fries to a seagull and pointing to a sign. The sign said do not walk your dog in French, I think he just wanted to yell at an 8 year old American!
With the exception of the angry French Quebec guy, I've always thought of Canada as a lot like America. We both come from such big countries that there's a lot of variation in people.
Although one time I did get told off by a man in Quebec. He was screaming at me in French for feeding my fries to a seagull and pointing to a sign. The sign said do not walk your dog in French, I think he just wanted to yell at an 8 year old American!
With the exception of the angry French Quebec guy, I've always thought of Canada as a lot like America. We both come from such big countries that there's a lot of variation in people.
Originally posted by Reefscape
So, uhhhhh, do you eat squirrels in Alabama
well im a vegetarian so i just go down the dirt road near my house and pick corn everyday since everybody grows it around here...and then i will go roll around in the mud with my dogs afterwards...
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So you must have one of them corn hunting guns huh?
I can tell you stories about getting herassed by Canadians years back. We use to hear "Yank, go home" a lot. That was back in the day though and I never did pay much attention to it. BTW, I am not saying that Americans didnt/dont do the same thing. It was just a "whatever" thing.
Oh, and yah, "Take off hosers"
Love those guys
I can tell you stories about getting herassed by Canadians years back. We use to hear "Yank, go home" a lot. That was back in the day though and I never did pay much attention to it. BTW, I am not saying that Americans didnt/dont do the same thing. It was just a "whatever" thing.
Oh, and yah, "Take off hosers"
Love those guys
