Thread: Ontario, Canada

Originally Posted by sq9217

DOes Montreal counts if I am against quebec sovereignty?? lo

Pascal

Sure... Montreal is only a hop, skip, and a jump outside of Ontario. The more the merrier... ...

- Ken -

Originally Posted by majurey

Can I count as an honorary Candian?

My parents live in Richmond, Vancouver. My in-laws in Toronto. Which is a huge pain in the ass because it's kind of difficult visiting both sets of parents in a single vacation.

I lived in New Westminster, BC for a short time and worked in Richmond. My oldest brother is now in Victoria with his wife. Welcome to Canada...

- Ken -

Originally Posted by Bradford Si

Me too?

My Grandfather was from Montreal?

Hey... it's never too late to come home!!!! Welcome aboard...

- Ken -

Not so fast, Ken. there's the coloquialism test they have to answer first.

How should a Canadian end a sentence to get someone's attention?

What do Canadians call a flat of beer?

What is the commonly used plural of 'beer'?

What city is at the centre of the known universe?

Get through those first. The canoeing test comes later.

Originally Posted by majurey

X -- when you say out west, do you mean Van?

Aye.

Originally Posted by majurey

I bought a bottle of wine and was asked for ID to prove I was of age (is it 18 or 21?).

19 in Ontario. 18 everywhere else I think.

X

Originally Posted by xman

How should a Canadian end a sentence to get someone's attention?

What do Canadians call a flat of beer?

What is the commonly used plural of 'beer'?

What city is at the centre of the known universe?

Get through those first. The canoeing test comes later.

X

Can I have a pop?

[1] eh
[2] ummm, moose?
[3] mooses?
[4] Montreal

I can also canoe Canadian style. Not deliberatley you understand, but as a result of not being able to sit up straight. But it counts, right?

Sorry, Mark. That's 1 for 4, but I'm going to have to subtract a mark for displaying the incorrect plural for moose which is actually ... still 'moose'. ZERO!

You'll have to write the exam again before moving on to the practical.

Originally Posted by xman

19 in Ontario. 18 everywhere else I think.

X

Nineteen in Sask too.

I think I know what you mean by a flat but as far as the plural for beer goes, well, I think the answer to that is 'plural beer = a good start'

Originally Posted by xman

Not so fast, Ken. there's the coloquialism test they have to answer first.

How should a Canadian end a sentence to get someone's attention?

What do Canadians call a flat of beer?

What is the commonly used plural of 'beer'?

What city is at the centre of the known universe?


X

1) Eh/Ey?
2) slab?
3) Beer?
4) Toronto?????

Mid Atlantic Si

Originally Posted by xman

Sorry, Mark. That's 1 for 4, but I'm going to have to subtract a mark for displaying the incorrect plural for moose which is actually ... still 'moose'. ZERO!

You'll have to write the exam again before moving on to the practical.

Damn, and I felt sure those French Canadians thought they were the centre of the universe!

Born and raised in Hamilton. Go up to Waterloo Cambridge area all the time. I actually fly out of Waterloo-Wellingtion Airport there.