Oh Canada
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Noting beats a Timmies Ice Cap in the summer.
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Timmies is a cult. My American friends tried it and they just didn't "get it". The doughnuts weren't any better than you can get elsewhere. So what's the deal?
It's just a thing. Canadians do. We flock. Can't explain it.0 -
Timmies is fantastic. Iced caps with a caramel shot. Mmmm. And their good prices0
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Nowhere else can you go with a couple toonies and loonies and be able to pay for your meal!
I like their chili too
oh and there's also Harveys and Swiss Chalet!!!!0 -
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YES!!!! When is that coming back?!?!? I miss it0 -
Hey we'd be happy to share our wealth with you-alls just be sure an leave your handguns and assault rifles at the airport.0
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DrFever100 wrote: »In reference to our hockey dominance
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Big game today, Ehhhh?0
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DrFever100 wrote: »In reference to our hockey dominance
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And the EH? Stereotype is so old and tired.
It's lower case now eh...... less subtle.
An it's 'you're welcome' after someone thanks you NOT "uh-huh" as is so common in the U.S.
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And it's, "Fine, and you?" as an answer to "How are you?"0
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DrFever100 wrote: »And the EH? Stereotype is so old and tired.
It's lower case now eh...... less subtle.
An it's 'you're welcome' after someone thanks you NOT "uh-huh" as is so common in the U.S.
Lol
Yes re the you're welcome. So many times we're at restaurants and are like how incredibly rude then remember we're not in Canada. 0 -
Canadian signage.
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DrFever100 wrote: »And the EH? Stereotype is so old and tired.
It's lower case now eh...... less subtle.
An it's 'you're welcome' after someone thanks you NOT "uh-huh" as is so common in the U.S.
Lol
Well my northern buddies must be "hillbily Canucks" then, because they definitely us "eh" "aboot" quite often! lol.
Depends on where you're at in the U.S. for manors that is......0 -
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DrFever100 wrote: »And the EH? Stereotype is so old and tired.
It's lower case now eh...... less subtle.
An it's 'you're welcome' after someone thanks you NOT "uh-huh" as is so common in the U.S.
Lol
Well my northern buddies must be "hillbily Canucks" then, because they definitely us "eh" "aboot" quite often! lol.
Depends on where you're at in the U.S. for manors that is......
Canadians say eh...he's just saying we don't exclaim it like EH. I say it all the time but it's more like an eh as in are you listening to me. Which is met with an mmm hmm or a sorry if you happened to drift away0 -
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DrFever100 wrote: »And the EH? Stereotype is so old and tired.
It's lower case now eh...... less subtle.
An it's 'you're welcome' after someone thanks you NOT "uh-huh" as is so common in the U.S.
Lol
Well my northern buddies must be "hillbily Canucks" then, because they definitely us "eh" "aboot" quite often! lol.
Depends on where you're at in the U.S. for manors that is......
Canadians say eh...he's just saying we don't exclaim it like EH. I say it all the time but it's more like an eh as in are you listening to me. Which is met with an mmm hmm or a sorry if you happened to drift away
That makes sense, thanks for the clarification!0 -
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