Oh Canada!

[Kurohami]

Despite being a Canadian, I'm always confused about how people pronounce "Tim Hortons", strange, eh?

[Justsoneguy]

Good old timmy's and roll up the rim.  I heard they were expanding the franchise down to the states, is this true?

Oh wait, I just did a quick wiki search. As of September 27, 2009, Tim Hortons has 3,527 systemwide restaurants, including 2,971 in Canada and 556 in the United States. Crazy, eh?

OH well, nothing beats milk out of a bag.

And Obama stealing pages from our health care playbook.

[tyranim]

um... what exactly is this thread for? the only language i know of that canada is known for is french. and that would be in a french room correct? so this thread is pointless essentualy (from my understanding)

[pikachufan2164]

um... what exactly is this thread for? the only language i know of that canada is known for is french. and that would be in a french room correct? so this thread is pointless essentualy (from my understanding)

We also speak Canadianese -- it is different from American, eh.

[tyranim]

i must know it, eh. i can understand you.

[plastiqe]

So today I was driving from Toronto to Buffalo to pick my parents up.  They were flying back from a carribean cruise, but they'd left from Buffalo because it's a lot cheaper than if they'd flown from Toronto.  Anyways, I was driving down to pick them up this afternoon and I had to wait for an hour at the border as the line of cars slowly inched forward before I was able to get into the states.  Took about 3 hours to get to Buffalo's airport from the time I left.

Then on the way back crossing the border back into Canada there were like 30 cars total in line and we got through in 5 minutes, took about 2 hours to drive home.

WTF is up with that eh?

[Hyroen]

Will not say eh to prove I'm Canadian, just check my Dark Green passport with the cool golden lion thingys  . Just don't memorize my Passport No.

[Bloodshadow]

Technically I'm not a Canadian citizen, eh. But whatever, I'm already thinking like a Canadian, eh.

[Justsoneguy]

Plastiqe, I had the opposite happen to me.  I drove down to the states early in the wee morning hours.  No traffic, no wait at the border crossing.  When I drove back around dinner time, I had to wait close to 2 hours at the border crossing.  Imagine that eh.

[name1op]

lol Canada eh

[Helios]

Canada (or Canadia to some Americans) is a beautiful country!

Edit: I almost forgot to append "eh" to the end of every statement, eh?

[icecoldbro]

i love moose and snow eh