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The official really freaking wicked awesome perfect things aboot Canada thread, eh?
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fund razor
Founding Member
I believe it, and I have met a lot of Canadians. I was just messing with you, thanks for being a good sport.
Ratickle
Founding Member / Super Moderator
That strikes me as a comparative reference. In America, when we are making a comparative reference, we say "than." When we are making a successive or sequential reference we say "then."
For example (Par exemple) Most Canadians will admit that William Shatner is cooler THAN Leonard Nimoy but not as cool as he was back THEN.
We'll help you. You can learn American.
Those of us with good english skills like Fund, anyway.....
As often as he corrects me, I'm beginning to think I must originally be from Canada too.......
Davidmnc
Contributor
Those of us with good english skills like Fund, anyway.....
As often as he corrects me, I'm beginning to think I must originally be from Canada too.......
I knew it!!!! He IS Canadian!!!
Davidmnc
Contributor
Those of us with good english skills like Fund, anyway.....
As often as he corrects me, I'm beginning to think I must originally be from Canada too.......
I knew it!!!! He IS Canadian!!!
Ratickle
Founding Member / Super Moderator
fund razor
Founding Member
Those of us with good english skills like Fund, anyway.....
As often as he corrects me, I'm beginning to think I must originally be from Canada too.......
You are actually a very good writer for an amatuer, Paul.
fund razor
Founding Member
We are all Canadians inside. When we can't get the key in the lock because it is frozen, we are Canadian. When we can't get in to see the doctor for a month, we are Canadian. When we say "duller" but we mean money, we are Canadian. When the boating season doesn't start until July and is over in August, we are Canadian. When we look for a restaurant, but all the choices are Asian, we are Canadian.
fund razor
Founding Member
Or is that amateur? Dam.
poncho
New member
When we look for a restaurant, but all the choices are Asian, we are Canadian.
You must have visited the city of Richmond. More than half of its population is Asian. Richmond has mostly Asian malls and restaurants.
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Buoy
Founding Member
I went to Niagra Falls, and then Toronto for the Honeymoon with my ex-wife.
We wound up in the Asian section of Toronto.
That whole city made me feel like a country boy hick.
I remember running back towards Detroit/Windsor on the 401(?) 410 (?) Queen's Highway and doing 85-90 (mph) and getting passed by the RCMP cars
poncho
New member
China town of Toronto is nothing compared to Vancouver or Richmond. Makes for great Chinese restaurants, thats a plus. I know the highways in Ontario people drive fast and the police don't seem to care. People drive fast in BC but its nothing compared to Ontario. Thats one problem I have driving in the states, the cops seem to care about speeding even 10 over the limit.
poncho
New member
This was pretty cool of Canada. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Caper
fund razor
Founding Member
So cool in fact, that it was post number three on this thread.
poncho
New member
So cool in fact, that it was post number three on this thread.
I forgot. Has anyone mentioned maple syrup yet? If not thats another cool thing from Canada!
Buoy
Founding Member
poncho
New member
Quebec is the largest producer in the World of maple syrup, guess in Canada we think of as being Canadian. I don't think Bob & Doug have been mentioned. Their movie Strange Brew was funny back in the 1980's.
