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Sun, 09 Nov 2008 08:01:43 +0000

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By: XUP

XUP — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 21:52:34 +0000

UA – Aw, it’s all just good natured fun… I think…How can you just hate a whole city? Especially one as diverse and multi-faceted as Toronto? It has lots of great qualities and cute neighbourhoods and wonderful restaurants and shows,etc., etc. And, like every city it also has it’s down side.

By: Urban Animal

Urban Animal — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:17:55 +0000

It’s ok, the more people who hate Toronto stay away from my beautiful city the better it is, that way we don’t have to deal with you guys. It never cease to amaze me when I travel to Montreal to hear all these people working all week in Toronto, making good money too who are going back to their homes in Montreal. A lot of them diss the city yet will take the job… mmm…

And I would venture that Toronto is also a nice place to raise kids, just tell that to all the families here. I don’t always hear people complaining about big bad Toronto.

And the mistake by the lake? This is also used for Hamilton lol

By: XUP

XUP — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 12:47:32 +0000

Christine – Yay for our lower drinking age!! And we used to cross over to your side because your bars were open longer!!

Lesley – Any day I am able to make you snort is a day well worth getting out of bed for.. And what do you mean, it got by you the first time? Those giant beavers didn’t attract enough of your attention??

By: lesleykim

lesleykim — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 07:10:27 +0000

Holy CRAP this is hysterical!! (Somehow this got by me the first time.) I have nothing witty or pithy to add. I’m laughing too hard to be at all clever. (Unless you consider snorting clever.)

By: Christine

Christine — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 05:56:19 +0000

As a former 19 year-old Detroiter who used to cross to Canada regularly to avail myself of the younger drinking age, I must proclaim my love for your country.

By: XUP

XUP — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 22:19:33 +0000

Kitty – ha ha, I always suspected there was a red-neck lurking beneath that leopard thong.

Kellilawless – You’ve never been to Canada? OMG. That’s just inhuman.

By: kellilawless

kellilawless — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 18:24:51 +0000

ahahahahahah — thank you for the early afternoon giggle. Coming up on election day — I know I needed it. I’m sending this to one of my American friends who plans to abscond to Canada as soon as the people not working in the immigrations office decide to process he and his wife’s request to switch sides. I really do need to get up there for a visit. Every time I try, my plans get scuttled.

By: Misster-Kitty

Misster-Kitty — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 16:36:47 +0000

No, I meant all Americans.

I love generalizations and stereotypes, don’t you?

By: XUP

XUP — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 16:23:26 +0000

Jazz – Ya, that’s it.

Kitty – Just to clarify, I know you’re not saying that all Americans are loud and obnoxious in foreign countries nor do they all expect everyone to speak English and talk to them loud and slow when they don’t. Right? I think the loud, obnoxious people are the only ones we notice abroad and often they happen to be Americans, but it would be erroneous to assume that this means all Americans are loud and obnoxious. I just wanted to clear that up. Thanks for the additional info.

Loth. Oh my! Deep fried cheesecake. I’ve got to assume that was in the maritimes somewhere?

Bandobras – You knew about this deep-fried cheesecake thing? Ye gods. Where did you see this?

Helen – You lost me baby. Are you saying we’re under a gun-totin, bible-thumping government? Haper may be a bit that way, but fortunately he’s not the whole government and has a limited amount of influence. And who says “aboot”? I’ve never heard anyone say aboot unless they’re talking about footwear.