[Taskmaster]

Of Canada's neutral ways, generally polite attitudes and milk in bags (which is an abomination!)

I'm not ok with this.

[Taskmaster]

Did you know they have the nerve to blend in with American culture and pass themselves off as one of us? Who the hell do they think they are?

[Billup]

I have a lot of fond memories residing in Windsor....,


I am also fond of poutine. Nobody serves poutine in the states. I miss poutine. I'm sorry.

[upstatedoc]

It's All Canada's Fault!!!

[bimmette]

I'm sorry that we're just better versions of you 'Muricans!

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by TheAxiom

Of Canada's neutral ways, generally polite attitudes and milk in bags (which is an abomination!)

I'm not ok with this.

Originally Posted by TheAxiom

Did you know they have the nerve to blend in with American culture and pass themselves off as one of us? Who the hell do they think they are?

Did you just reply to your own post?

Or were you adding to your initial observations, but in typical American fashion, were too lazy to hit the "edit" button?

How's that for being polite eh?

[Joekerr]

On a different note, do you know what I'm tired of?

I'm tired of hearing about the other political parties attacking the conservatives for the fact that some Canadians went to the front lines, were fired on by ISIS and because of that, they fired back and killed the ISIS fighters.

At least the other side is wise enough to not be taking the viewpoint that we shouldn't have fired back...but what's the big deal about them going to the front lines from time to time.

Yeah, maybe we said we wouldn't, but I'm betting that we weren't the only country up there (who said they wouldn't be up there).

And I'm tired of ISIS.

[Billup]

What's an ISIS?

[UncleWede]

And which is it? ISIS or ISIL? I'm never sure if 'Merica should be fighting ISIS, ISIL, both, neither, or just the other party?????

[David0ff]

We are sorry guys

[KingOfJericho]

Canada, the cold apartment above the party.

Interesting fact: Canada has more lakes than the rest of the countries on the planet, combined.

Always wondered: Why do you need a passport to go to England if Canada is still part of the British Commonwealth?

[Taskmaster]

Originally Posted by bimmette

I'm sorry that we're just better versions of you 'Muricans!

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Did you just reply to your own post?

Or were you adding to your initial observations, but in typical American fashion, were too lazy to hit the "edit" button?

How's that for being polite eh?

Originally Posted by David0ff

We are sorry guys

Do Canadians think they are better Americans than Americans? I mean, Yeah, so what if you know what the Mason Dixon line is, or you can actually tell us what happened in the war of 1812, or knew that GWB was a dumbass before he was elected - that you're somehow better than us?

You'll always be America's hat.

[Taskmaster]

F*#K

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by TheAxiom

You'll always be America's hat.

What did the Canadian hat say to the 'Murican?

You just sit there while I go on a head.

[ASAP]

Loved the beauty / scenery of Canada... did not love the system / politics at all. I have family there and they inform me consistently about the lovely health care system.

[finaloption]

Canada was cool from age 19 to 21, that's about it


.. oh, and the Canadian ballet.. top notch

[Taskmaster]

Originally Posted by ASAP

Loved the beauty / scenery of Canada... did not love the system / politics at all. I have family there and they inform me consistently about the lovely health care system.

I dunno man, I've always wanted a piece of that sweet, sweet government/providence run healthcare.

Otherwise, someone explain Curling to me?
What are weird annoying things American's think of Canadians?
Do you ever tell foreigners that you're American to seem cooler?

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by TheAxiom

I dunno man, I've always wanted a piece of that sweet, sweet government/providence run healthcare.

Otherwise, someone explain Curling to me?
What are weird annoying things American's think of Canadians?
Do you ever tell foreigners that you're American to seem cooler?

As long as you are willing to take a piece of those sweet, sweet higher taxes, then its all good.

1. Curling - I don't do it, can't explain it.
2. Americans seem to think Canada is perma cold...that's annoying. It really isn't. There are parts of America that are similarily cold (and no, not just Alaska).
3. Never. In fact I tell them I'm Canadian as I find that at times results in better treatment...once they find out I'm not American.

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by TheAxiom

I dunno man, I've always wanted a piece of that sweet, sweet government/providence run healthcare.

Otherwise, someone explain Curling to me?
What are weird annoying things American's think of Canadians?
Do you ever tell foreigners that you're American to seem cooler?

1. Never tried curling.
2. Why do Americans say we talk funny!? Like, I've never pronounced "about" as "aboot"!
3. I'd never tell people I was American! On the contrary, when backpacking through Europe, I met lots of Americans who tell people they are Canadian to get treated better.

[PINeely]

Originally Posted by TheAxiom

Did you know they have the nerve to blend in with American culture and pass themselves off as one of us? Who the hell do they think they are?

I thought it was the opposite. My brother tells everyone that he's Canadian when he's abroad because of the "American tourist" stigma. I don't know what he's on aboot.

I know Canadians who come and blend in here for some duty-free shopping though.

[Nkc]

I can't see any benefit of pretending to be American when one is Canadian. Must have a funny death wish. For the rest of the things that you can't stand, we're sorry.

[Bobble]

Originally Posted by Billup

I am also fond of poutine. Nobody serves poutine in the states. I miss poutine. I'm sorry.

What I see poutine on lots of menu's. You need to quit eating at strip clubs

Poutine entralarde is fantastic, that you should try and find. Had it in Quebec city pretty much messed my pants.