Canadian/American differences

[lookingforitallthetime]

Tim Hortons in Canada vs TarBucs (sic) in U.S.

I would add something here but I'm already in trouble over the Great Coffee Debate in another thread......lmao.

 

[The Bandit]

On a side note, there's a place in Brampton called "PHO KING NOODLES".

 

[Berlin]

Its not whining either. Its longing.

Lovely.

 

[Robio]

Oh No The Gun Nut

Ya I am glade Nuts cant carry guns a simple bar fit turns to some one getting shot why the fuck do you need a gun Jerk

You think so do you. How come I can't carry legally when I am fully qualified to in the US but any urban thug in Toronto can with minimal consequences. Be careful how you use the word fascist, it betrays a lot.

 

[Esco!]

why the fuck do you need a gun Jerk

To protect themselves from the other nutbars that carry guns

 

[MuffinMuncher]

Americans have a phony fascist version of freedom we enjoy real freedom

You're an idiot. Why dont you back up your statements instead of throwing around phrases you picked up off your anti-American hate blogs.

Go back to Iran you uneducated parrot, learn how to spell and come up with an original thought.

 

[jaykraus242]

Canada:

-Great women

-More functional healthcare system (Unless you have a lot of money, then I would choose the US)

-Plenty of snow and cold

-Cars with block heaters

-Electrical outlets at parking spaces

-Great Hockey

-Timmy's!

-Great women (Great people in general)

-Vancouver (Love that place)

-Toronto (Can't beat Toronto either)

-Get to go to Cuba!

-Liberal culture


USA:

-Went to the moon (admittedly with german engineers)

-Developed nuclear technology (many would say that was bad, I say it has saved thousands of lives)

-Enviable climate (after all don't most Canadians live in arms reach of the US of A?

-The Grand Canyon

-Mount Rushmore

-Las Vegas

-Hollywood

-South Beach

-The Miracle Mile

-North Carolina style BBQ

-Texas style BBQ

-Deep seated puritan prudish views among many in power

-Many political enemies

-Many more lives lost to war



I call it a tie

 

[petitelover]

Actually, the spelling of colour is as per the British. Since they invented the King's English, I'll go with colour.

Cheque is also correct and stems from the British word "Exchequer" which is the British Ministry of Finance. The Chancellor of the Exchequer started up in the mid 1500's, so, again, the proper spelling is cheque.

Learn something every day.

Interesting Captain Kirk - didn't know that. I wonder why Terb spell check is red lining colour and checque and not color and check. Probably made by a US company, "eh"?!

 

[petitelover]

Canadians are usually well liked outside of North America during travel....you can complete the rest.

Alas, I wish I could say your wrong.

 

[petitelover]

Sorry...couldn't resist...

Funny!

 

[petitelover]

Tim Hortons in Canada vs TarBucs (sic) in U.S.

Might have to disagree with you on this one - Tim Hortons is popping up on every street corner in the upstate region, especially Buffalo. What's the matter - don't like that $4.00 starbucks coffee?

 

[lookingforitallthetime]

USA:

-Went to the moon (admittedly with german engineers)

NASA had many more Canadian and British engineers than Germans.

Many of the Canadian engineers came from the Avro Arrow program that, if left alone, would have put Canadians, not Russians, first in space.

 

[petitelover]

NASA had many more Canadian and British engineers than Germans.

Many of the Canadian engineers came from the Avro Arrow program that, if left alone, would have put Canadians, not Russians, first in space.

Wow, Terbites are a wealth of information!

 

[petitelover]

Canada:

-

-Toronto (Can't beat Toronto either)


I call it a tie

I guess you have never heard of the Buffalo Sabres!

 

[skypilot]

I find that Canadian pussy tastes better, and chances of getting a blow job on a first date is higher with Canadian women.
Canadian women are much better at hand jobs than American women.
But,
I have found that American women generally wear sexier underwear than Canadian women, and anal sex is more easily obtained from an American Girl, expecially those from the deep south.
American women tend not to like when you watch them urinate, Canadian girls almost demand you watch.
Canadian girls are always visibly impressed when a guy has clean underwear on. It doesn't seem to make a difference with American girls.

 

[LancsLad]

Ya I am glade Nuts cant carry guns a simple bar fit turns to some one getting shot why the fuck do you need a gun Jerk

To protect myself from those who, like yourself, are masters of the the language.

Darwins theory needs to be explored further.

 

[james t kirk]

I find that Canadian pussy tastes better, and chances of getting a blow job on a first date is higher with Canadian women.
Canadian women are much better at hand jobs than American women.
But,
I have found that American women generally wear sexier underwear than Canadian women, and anal sex is more easily obtained from an American Girl, expecially those from the deep south.
American women tend not to like when you watch them urinate, Canadian girls almost demand you watch.
Canadian girls are always visibly impressed when a guy has clean underwear on. It doesn't seem to make a difference with American girls.

LOL

Now that's putting it in perspective.

BTW, I love to watch women urinate - provided that they are sexy as hell to start with...

 

[james t kirk]

Canada:

-USA:

-Many more lives lost to war



I call it a tie

Only in total, however, if you consider that Canada's population is one tenth that of the USA, the reverse is in fact true since in fact, something like 110,000 Canadians lost their lives in WW1 and WW2 combined, which would equate to 1.1 million Americans which just isn't the case.

Not that it would hurt any less who got shot really...

 

[ck_nj]

Free medical care?

I guess you havn't completed your taxes yet.

LOL yes I actually did do my income taxes. Well, I'll put it to you this way, and I'll rephrase:

Canadians don't have to worry that 1 serious illness or any hospital stay can wipe you out financially.
Americans - a very distinct possibility.

CK (An American stuck in Sopranoland )

 

[petitelover]

LOL yes I actually did do my income taxes. Well, I'll put it to you this way, and I'll rephrase:

Canadians don't have to worry that 1 serious illness or any hospital stay can wipe you out financially.
Americans - a very distinct possibility.

CK (An American stuck in Sopranoland )

Being an American I would certainly be in trouble if I did not have private health insurance. VERY costly, but necessary. On the other hand, I have been told a lot of the top docs in Canada are leaving to come to the states to practice which is leaving Canada with a serious shortage of medical providers. My Canadian friends tell me it is hard, if not impossible, to book a time for a MRI that is less than 6 months away or a timely appointment with a specialist. If the brain drain continues, I fear my Canadian friends will be visiting me in the states and asking help for competent medical care. All things being equal, I think the edge goes to the states on this one if you can afford the medical insurance.