Really, don't make fun of the 51st state.
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The Pacific Northwest US drinks pop.Kelly Antilles wrote:You eat chocolate bars, not candy bars, and drink pop, not soda.
*posts edited picture of jmac in A&P with only a bathtowel*YT300000 wrote:That would only work in Toronto. If you try that in Calgary, it starts raining.jmac wrote:Speaking of which, I'm wearing nothing except a bath towel right now, it feels so good!RogueIce wrote:You like to taunt the horny Americans with tales of your "exploits."
Or maybe that's just those Toronto loonies.
And now the mandatory drooling that happens everytime after jmac says something like that.
Milk bags, I still find that creepy.XaLEv wrote:You left out the milk bags, Kelly.
*shakes head* "Bags... crazy foreigners."
There was a pic of that posted on this board? Where! TELL ME NOW!!!!RogueIce wrote:Just kidding, I really didn't...If I had any Photoshop skills, though...maybe.
Well, to most of North America, it's just rain.Next of Kin wrote:What's a little rain ya wuss!Glocksman wrote:...pouring rain waiting for the 'Walk' light to flash.
You must get some strange tourists at that camera shop. I've never heard anyone add extra sounds in the word "film". We tend to subtract syllables around here. For example, the correct local pronounciation of "Toronto" is not "tow - ron - tow", but rather, it sounds more like "tur - on -- oh", or sometimes "tron-oh".Lord Poe wrote:You know you're Canadian when...
..you ask for "fillum" instead of "film" at the camera shop.
Actually, that comes from a friend of my father's who was Canadian. The coolest friend my father had, so of course he didn't visit him that often. This guy has Star Wars on Super 8 in late '77, and it was these selected scenes where I saw Star Wars for the very first time! And he used to call them...fillums!Darth Wong wrote:You must get some strange tourists at that camera shop. I've never heard anyone add extra sounds in the word "film". We tend to subtract syllables around here.
Heh, that reminds me of a Benny Hill skit where he plays an American tourist trying to say "Hawaii" !For example, the correct local pronounciation of "Toronto" is not "tow - ron - tow", but rather, it sounds more like "tur - on -- oh", or sometimes "tron-oh".
Shit, I can't even pronounce worcestershire sauce!PS. Want to know how a Canadian pronounces "worcestershire sauce"? We pronounce it: "steak sauce"