Ah! Canadianna overload!

[HEyHEY]

I just spent the last hour and a bit inside a building on one mountain overlooking another during a nasty snowstorm.. .. inside with me there was a huge curling tournament going on. THen on the TV the hockey game was on, everyone was drinking beer or tea.

I feel like poutine now.

(Ewww no I don't)

[reprehensor]

1. How about some Tragically Hip?

Blow at High Dough, or some such.

[HEyHEY]

4. Or some 54-40

Coupled with Lightfoot and a bottle of Wisers

[Catshrink]

2. It was Molson's, eh?

Oh Canada, our home and native land...

[HereSince1628]

3. Tomorrow grab a gun and shoot whiskey jacks

It may leave you uneasy, but I promise you, it'll make you fit in with the locals.

[Padraig18]

5. You're ALIVE!

Missed ya, lad! :hi::hug:

[HEyHEY]

6. Thanks!

But I'm not here for long.

I have five stories and three pages of layout for tomorrow. OYE!

[arikara]

7. Hows about a nice grilled cheese samwidge

and chips (that's fries to the Americans) with vinegar, salt and pepper on them.

[HEyHEY]

8. You guys don't eat grilled cheese down there?

Sadly, many younger, and olde Canadians now use the term "fries"

When I was a kid we called em chips and that was just in the 80s. I don't know when the switch was made, I gues I missed the meeting.

[arikara]

9. I'm a proud Canadian too

living in the banana belt of Vancouver island. My daughter lives just out of Seattle though and it truly is a foreign country even there, but was even more foreign where she was before in Alabama.

I think grilled cheese is more or less a Canadian thing. And I remember once in California, I ordered "fries" and asked for some vinegar for them. The waitress thought I was nuts, but brought me a bowl of it (she obviously had no idea how to serve it). Then she went into the kitchen and I could see her and the cook peering around the corner to see what I was going to do with it. It was some yucky old malt vinegar too but I felt like I had to use some anyhow.