So, I suggest that since some of ArmorGames is secretly populated by a few Canadians, I think that AG should promote more canadian things, because Canada is an important part of AG whether you know it or not. And to help do so I suggest we spread the word about Canada to all the Americans who don't know much. Here is a little list of things. I hope people support my cause and suggest other ways to bring out the truth about Canada to AG! (I am Canadian, yes)
We say eh. We just don't notice it.
for example: "It's nice day, eh?"
There is no long pause between day and eh, its smooth. Doesn't stick out. It's almost similar to the American huh. The best way to describe 'eh' is a need for acknowledgment. You say eh when you want someone to acknowledge what you just said it correct.
It's a nice day, eh? SURE IS!
^^^mission accomplished^^^
We do not ride Bears We only ride polar bears. You need to get the difference straight. It is always -100 degrees celcius and farenheit at the same time in Canada so Polar Bears are our only source of transportation. It is always cold No matter what you see or hear. It is cold. If you come to Canada and there isn't 10 feet of snow. Then you aren't in Canada, or it's a ploy by our more clever Canadians who are of course actually immigrant from the US because we just can't handle tricks. We don't say aboot We don't say about either. It's actually Aboat. Poutine? Hell yes! Contrary to popular belief Maple Syrup is not our favourite food. It is only second to Poutine. Originating from Quebec, a mix of gravy, cheese curds, and children. We all wear tuques What might seem like a tuck is just Canada's clever way of evolution, as it is always -100 our heads have evolved to grow tuques. Mainly with the Montreal Canadians logo on it. The odd person will have a Toronto Maple Leafs head, but they are quickly deported to out exile town, Toronto. Asians in Vancouver? We don't see any.
Holy crud you have internet, new eletronics and new video games in canada? No, everything I have is stolen from the US. Dunkin Donuts We have them. They are just cleverly disguised as Tim Hortons. Our health care? We wait 10 hours minimum in line(new policy by Stephen Harper) at hospitals, pay 100 thousand dollars in taxes a month and it's the most evillest system ever. Grr.
Well hope you know more about Canada now. I am off to bed. G'night.
Yeah I know he was joking, that's what made me gess if he was Canadian. Plus this doesn't even fit in this section of the forms. It should be in the tavern.
the nicest people I have ever met lived in canada. I went to niagra falls to gamble and drink and we drove to some of the local bars. Everyone was friendly offering advise and teaching us about different things. I like canada and i'm planning another trip there sometime in the near future. loonies and toonies eh!
Hah, we really love tourists her in Canada, or at least in this little town I live in, 'cause in my town, everyone knows eachother, and it's great to meet new people. Also, sometimes they do impersonations of Canadians when they first get here, and that's always funny if their facts isn't straight. ("I'm aBOOT the Canadianest guy in Canadia, EH?"
