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**2k1Toaster** · 05-29-2006, 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by Tibby93

A canadian out in Colorado eh? Where from? And come back.

From Brampton, Ontario (by Toronto).
I really do want to come back, and we do every year. About 3 times a year. Usually just to Sarnia (on the lake).

I miss is Canada!

**Tibby93** · 05-29-2006, 03:53 PM

I'd love to check out the states, but I'm sure it's nothing special. From what I hear, it's nothing "great" although there are many nice things to see.

And from what I've experienced, about 90% of americans are innapreciative jerk offs who hate life, very similar to Quebeckers...

I can speak french very well, but whenever I go to Hull (across the bridge from Ottawa), or Montreal or Quebec City, and go to order food for example, I speak french and they respond with the worst english ever. My friend isn't good enough for them so they try and speak "my language" and then I don't understand their frenglish.

Nonetheless, I want to travel the US. Anything in perticular I could check out that's near Ottawa\Toronto? Buffalo? Detroit?

P.S. Should I buy a gun and a vest?

**2k1Toaster** · 05-29-2006, 04:13 PM

If you go to the states (and I don't know why you would ever do that voluntarily) I would definately get a protective popemobile or something. I would not go to Detroit. Smells bad, and is one of the worst places in the world. I haven't been to Buffalo, but NYC is pretty nice if you stay in nice places.
But as for the arrogant bastards, its more like 99%. Most people around here have horrible attitudes, and it is almost the same everywhere that it is mostly Republican. If you go california or new york the attitude is a bit better, but still pretty abismal. Due to the horrible education, almost all of my indiginous American friends are unaware of a life outside of the US. I even had a teacher (gym) that, and I quote, "Texas is the greatest country in the world". My god. In my eyes, if a teacher is that stupid, all hope is lost.
I work with people who thought that just nuking the entire middle east (civilians and all) and turning it into a big glass spot, was better because they don't care who is over there because its not the US. Colorado is really bad because it is heavily Republican.

I would go elsewhere. If you do want to go to the states, then travel in groups and lose the correct english. You is needin' to speak not good to fit in 'round here or else you is an ferenner (foreigner).

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**Maheriano** · 05-29-2006, 10:39 PM

My girlfriend is originally from New Zealand, she's lived in Canada for 3 years. She asked me if Mexico is part of the United States.
And the day she heard there was a New Mexico, I lost an hour of my life explaining it to her.

**2k1Toaster** · 05-29-2006, 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by Maheriano

And the day she heard there was a New Mexico, I lost an hour of my life explaining it to her.

**Tibby93** · 05-30-2006, 10:27 PM

haha alright so I'm glad to see they're all jerks, cause that confirms alot. I was doing telephone work temporarily JUST DOING SURVEYS for a reputable company, and they would tell me off like I was after them for credit. They also say mmmhmmmm, instead of goodbye, which ticks me off. I'm a fan of Canada, and of course that excludes Quebec. Don't get me wrong, there are ALOT of really nice quebeckers out there, my gf is one of them, but they all have their noses up in the air with their Louis Vuitton (sp??) handbags...

Alright, so... I won't be travelling the states. Done deal. I plan on checking out the maritimes this fall, and I'd love to go to Vancouver and see bums shooting up in the alleys, but the drive from Ontario to BC is... well... Farmy, and flat. LOL BOOOOORRRIINNNNGGGG!

P.S. That gym teacher is awesome. Excellent exmaple of retardness. Yes, that's an american word that I made up.

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**2k1Toaster** · 05-30-2006, 10:48 PM

I know about the vast nothingness of the central part of the country. It's the same in the states as it is in Canada I guess. Every summer when we drive up, we start at night so that everyone but the driver is asleep for the 8 hours to get through the plains! We usually go through Kansas, but we decided to try other states to see if there was a difference and nope. Oklahoma and Nebraska all the same.

On the same kind of note, but off topic: We drove to South Dakota to see the obligatory Mount Rushmore and from here to there, one must go through Wyoming and then the same barren plains in South Dakota. Well, we were in an SUV (only because we had 5 people and a ton of luggage for a 32 hour straight drive up to Sault St. Marie) and the thing only got 24mpg. Well we filled up at about 1hr to the border between Colorado and Wyoming and then after a long night of constant driving, we were running on fumes. The little "Distance to Empty" meter was ticking down from 50miles left. We had passed no gas stations along the entire length of the highway!!! We finally found one but only had 3 miles to empty! I can't believe how those gas guzzlers make it accross the nothingness! Well anyways... I told you it was off topic.

Oh and I must apologize to Maheriano for hijacking his thread.

**2k1Toaster** · 05-30-2006, 11:04 PM

Originally Posted by Tibby93

I was doing telephone work temporarily JUST DOING SURVEYS for a reputable company, and they would tell me off like I was after them for credit. They also say mmmhmmmm, instead of goodbye, which ticks me off.

Definately. That's also true about regular conversations. To put myself through university, I work at a fast food place and you say hello, and they don't even acknowledge you! You can speak and ask a question to clarify there order and they just pretend they didn't hear you... Really ****es me off.

The thing is, I work with a bunch of high school dropouts. Their families were poor and they are too. They just accept it because its been engrained that they are far inferior to those with money. It ****es me off because they treat me like that and I know that I am just as good if not better (for not thinking that way).

Originally Posted by Tibby93

And I hold my previous thoughts in another post: badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger MUSHROOM MUSHROOM!!!

Oooh, a snake!

**DarquePervert** · 05-31-2006, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by Tibby93

Nonetheless, I want to travel the US. Anything in perticular I could check out that's near Ottawa\Toronto? Buffalo? Detroit?

I lived in Detroit and have been to Windsor, Ontario, as well. Driving across the Ambassador bridge into Canada is like when they went from B/W to color in the Wizard of Oz.
Detroit is an foul place, and if you ever get the chance to avoid going, I highly recommend it.

Spoken from experience, having served a two-year sentence in the Detroit metro area. I lived half a mile from where Malice Green got beat to death by two racist cops at the time the verdict came down on those cops. That is the most scared I'd ever been in my life, and all because of the color of my skin.
A white guy living in a predominantly (I say predominantly because there were these two dumb-*** white guys that lived there....) black 'hood during a racially tense set of circumstances like that is not anything I'd wish on ANYONE.

**DarquePervert** · 05-31-2006, 07:16 AM

Originally Posted by Tibby93

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