Originally posted by: hevnsnt
My experience is that Europeans liked Americans.. You are all fools
actually there's something to be said there. recently i was reading about a study that showed Canadians are losing some of their politeness, and on average aren't much different than their southern counterparts when it comes to common pleasantries and overall "niceness". it was in the papers a couple weeks back, perhaps someone could find a link. basically, there are nice people & not-nice people everywhereOriginally posted by: Linflas
Originally posted by: meltdown75
yah right Hevnsnt. :laugh:
ahem
Hold open doors for people, and use pleasantries. Show some manners. You're bound to be mistaken for a Canuck!
Funny one of the first things my wife commented on when she moved to Virginia from Montreal is how polite people here were compared to where she was from.
Originally posted by: Linflas
Originally posted by: meltdown75
yah right Hevnsnt. :laugh:
ahem
Hold open doors for people, and use pleasantries. Show some manners. You're bound to be mistaken for a Canuck!
Funny one of the first things my wife commented on when she moved to Virginia from Montreal is how polite people here were compared to where she was from.
that's 2 green stripes with a big 'ole pot leaf in the middle, right?Originally posted by: SofaKing
why don't you just wear a canadian flag on your backpack?
Originally posted by: meltdown75
that's 2 green stripes with a big 'ole pot leaf in the middle, right?Originally posted by: SofaKing
why don't you just wear a canadian flag on your backpack?![]()
Originally posted by: meltdown75
that's 2 green stripes with a big 'ole pot leaf in the middle, right?Originally posted by: SofaKing
why don't you just wear a canadian flag on your backpack?![]()
I think we can both agree there are equally lethal strains on both sides of the borderOriginally posted by: illusion88
Originally posted by: meltdown75
that's 2 green stripes with a big 'ole pot leaf in the middle, right?Originally posted by: SofaKing
why don't you just wear a canadian flag on your backpack?![]()
Oh canandians and their weed. For the record, Nor Cal bud > Cananda
Who pronounces it "zad"?Originally posted by: raz3000
Pronounce the letter "Z" as "Zad" like you do already.
*shrug* must be a Newfie thing.Originally posted by: Howard
Who pronounces it "zad"?Originally posted by: raz3000
Pronounce the letter "Z" as "Zad" like you do already.
Originally posted by: Linflas
Why not be a polite, friendly representative of the country you are from?
Originally posted by: Howard
Who pronounces it "zad"?Originally posted by: raz3000
Pronounce the letter "Z" as "Zad" like you do already.
Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
[South Park]Canadians have floppy heads.[/South Park]
Originally posted by: raildogg
So you want to make the Europeans like you? Who cares about them?
You are from America and your job is to make fun of them and ridicule them. Period.
i believe the correct pronunciation is "Zee"Originally posted by: Linflas
Originally posted by: Howard
Who pronounces it "zad"?Originally posted by: raz3000
Pronounce the letter "Z" as "Zad" like you do already.
My wife pronounces it zed when saying just the letter.
Originally posted by: ballmode
Next time I go to Europe, I want to act like I'm from Canada so people don't give me flack for being American. How would I go about this?
ROFLOriginally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: ballmode
Next time I go to Europe, I want to act like I'm from Canada so people don't give me flack for being American. How would I go about this?
You pussy.
Originally posted by: Scouzer
i'm canadian, and last time we went to europe we were treated as american crap anyway. even though we were wearing maple leaf pins and such...
france you will be treated like sh!t no matter where you are from in my experience...
