I am Canadian. Toronto is my city. I love going to Labyrinth to get manga.
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Crayon97 Yoylecake!Hai! :3
ᐅᖃᐅᓯᖅ ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ ᓈᒻᒪᔪᐃᑦᑐᖅHi! Canadian, from the GTA (to be exact, born in Etobicoke, now living in Mississauga, but who caes about the details anymore!)
edited 30th Mar '12 7:57:55 PM by starwavegal
TOO. MUCH. CANDY. AAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!-Huh, isn't Erock in Etobicoke? :o
ᐅᖃᐅᓯᖅ ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ ᓈᒻᒪᔪᐃᑦᑐᖅI being a loyal prarie dog myself refuse to let this thread die.
Joined. Also, I live in the West Coast.
edited 4th Aug '12 10:04:47 PM by Classifiedzerogoki
"Strategy? Spacing? I just keep punching until I hit something." - Sol BadguyI thought I should play this, out of sheer love of my homeland.
edited 5th Aug '12 9:54:44 PM by eldritchseer
Born in Calgary, moved to the US at age 3, still a Canadian at heart.
I am getting sick and tired of telling people I know that Canadian bacon and ham are two very different things. For one, Canadian bacon is back bacon, and two, it is probably one of the most disgusting things I have ever tasted. No offense to others who like it, though.
I don’t even know anymore.Plain, sure. But when cooked in that bready stuff, it is delicious. Is it sold like that in the US?
I'm not even sure. I've never bothered to look. Probably not.
I don’t even know anymore.My freind was showing me a picture his Girlfriend in Canada * sent him, and I was wondering...do you guys really have your milk in bags? or was it just a one-off odd thing?
edited 9th Aug '12 9:04:41 PM by Joesolo
I'm baaaaaaackNo, that's really strange to me.
We used to have milkbags available everywhere when I was a kid, but fewer people buy it like that now. There's a pitcher you can buy that looks like this;◊ that's how we stand them up in the fridge. You shimmy the bag into that thing, cut open a spout with kitchen scissors, and pour at will.
A True Lady's Quest - A Jojo is You!Huh, I never knew.
Well, most of my relatives either buy bagged milk or milk in cartons, usually the former for my dad's side. My mom's side prefers the cartons.
I don’t even know anymore.My Canadian family used to have bags of milk. I remember that being my favorite thing about visiting, even though I hate milk. I have family in Oshawa, Toronto and Missisauga, btw. My mom lived on Jane and Finch in Toronto for a while.
Well, I learned something today.
Bags of milk are fairly common here in Quebec.
The Great Northern Threadkill.wow...why dont you use jugs?
I'm baaaaaaackYou mean like those plastic ones? I think some places have them, too, they've just never been as popular as cartons or bags because they take up more room.
A True Lady's Quest - A Jojo is You!Well here in saskatchewan, we have jugs.
Hello! Erock, I've bumped into you on the Election thread and the current Politics thread but have never actually said hi, so an extra one to you, I guess.
As for placement, Nova Scotia, which all my friends from Ontario have also started calling "the land of the strange way of saying car". Which is also my note on accents - the pronunciation of that particular word changes as you move west, though the people I live with from Ontario (from around Toronto and Kingston areas) and BC (Vancouver) don't appear to notice that.
Also, Joe, have you seen a certain Molson Canadian commercial?
edited 3rd Dec '11 2:38:34 PM by AwayLaughing