Le Canada

A couple of days ago I finally went to Vist Cananda, after living about 2 hours away from their for past couple of years..

Anways, what a odd, or kinda of odd country our atleast Vancouver is. It seems Canada is filled with old people, i saw very little peope who looked young... Umm its pretty clean too..

Lets see what else.. Lots of Subways, i saw only 1 Mcdonalads.. Coke taste like shit, so do KitKats, and dont try some shit called Sprite Ice, its the worst shit on earth,i cant belive it even has the name sprte on their.. Theirs this placed called Thurstons or something where they make Sandwiches, dont eat their, you can make your own sandwich at home that taste better than the over priced shit i ate..

what else, nothing much just a nice trip, i wouldnt mind going back,

Well, at least you didn't go to Toronto.

*holds nose*

:p

Huh?

I live in Vancouver. There are tons of McDonalds here. Coke tastes the same as everywhere else. I have no idea what Thurston's is. I'm sure the young-old ratio is the same as everywhere else.

But yes it is clean here. :)

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Originally posted by maruchan
Lets see what else.. Lots of Subways, i saw only 1 Mcdonalads.. Coke taste like shit, so do KitKats, and dont try some shit called Sprite Ice, its the worst shit on earth,i cant belive it even has the name sprte on their.. Theirs this placed called Thurstons or something where they make Sandwiches, dont eat their, you can make your own sandwich at home that taste better than the over priced shit i ate..

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Ah yes. The hippies in BC like to "eat fresh" cause they have the "munchies" from all that dope they smoke, and I see you've had the distinct pleasure of drinking liquid halls, too... Sounds like Thurstons is a local joint, cause I've never heard of one being in Ontario.

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Originally posted by NeoZeedeater
Coke tastes the same as everywhere else.

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I believe that Coke is locally bottled and tastes different in different places thanks to using different local water and whatnot. At the very least, it tastes different in Québec than it did in New Jersey. It also tasted different in Europe.

Fair enough. Coke and Pepsi taste the same to me so maybe I'm not the best judge.


Here's how I would describe Vancouver...

It rains a lot but it almost never snows.

Marijuana consumption is higher than the rest of North America.

It has the largest Asian population in North America yet it does not have one even remotely decent import video game store.

A lot of American movies are filmed here.

I can't think of anything exciting to recommend to tourists.

Job opportunities blow, at least for me.

You might wanna change your sig. Preferably to a picture of Kobe when he was crying.

SGGG, whats the deal with the cost of drinks in Montreal? In the past it was usually like 4 or 5 dollars for a drink, but when i went up last month the cheapest drink i had was $7. is it a seasonal thing?

Did everyone shout "eh" at you, and force you to drink maple syrup?

Good to see that you experienced so much Canadian culture there.

McDonald's, Coke, Subway, KitKats .... ahhhh doesn't get much more Canadian than that shit.

:p

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Originally posted by Kinopio
SGGG, whats the deal with the cost of drinks in Montreal? In the past it was usually like 4 or 5 dollars for a drink, but when i went up last month the cheapest drink i had was $7. is it a seasonal thing?

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What kind of drinks you talking about? Mix drinks? Bottles of Beer? Pints?


I can answer this better than sggg.

Beats me... When I go out I always get the girls to buy me drinks. ;)