Canadian stereotypes of Britain?
#16
Because of our accents we sound intelligent and we steal their girlfriends. But tbh, I couldn't give naff what Canadians think of the UK.
Last edited by Oink; Oct 30th 2014 at 7:13 am.
#17
Keep in mind, he still believes that pizza places in southern Ontario are owned and operated by Italians..so he isn't the most up to date guy on these things.
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We tried one out with my daughter and she spat it out in disgust. She was only 3 and had more taste than that

You can go into Costco and buy crates of the vile stuff. If you ever lose your taste buds completely that is.
#20
About 40 years ago I brought my friend's Irish Setter to town for his shots and stopped at Mcdonald's for lunch, bought Spud a hamburger. No word of a lie he sniffed for quite a while then ate the bun and left the meat. Canary in a coal mine.
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We live in Hobbit sized houses and drive around in Mini's.
It always rains.
We don't have decent dentists.
All we eat is fish and chips and drink beer.
It always rains.
We don't have decent dentists.
All we eat is fish and chips and drink beer.
#25
bad teeth
dreary tv, depressing soap operas
dreary weather..constant rain

obsession with sports he can't relate to: football, cricket, darts (he doesn't consider that a sport), billiards (also not a sport)
pompous people
bland food
warm beer
tiny houses, tiny roads, tiny cars
dull, flat landscape (this is rich considering he has lived his whole life in flat areas of southern ontario)
people travelling to work via public transit (his idea of hell)..
#26
People tell me driving to Regina is even worse, haven't had the courage to do that one yet.
#27
if you go into a German supermarket there is an aisle of processed sausage;
if you go into a Russian supermarket there is an aisle of vodka;
if you go into a Canadian supermarket there is an aisle of Kraft Dinner.
To which one of my friends responded, and if you go into an American supermarket there is an aisle of Oreos...
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Some of the houses in NB would give the old woman who lived in a shoe the feeling that she was in a dez rez.
How a nation that eats the offerings of "Deluxe Fish & Chips" is in a position to take a high tone over anyone else's cuisine leaves me speechless.
Lots of people with money have mouths filled with huge white tombstone like teeth....but there are a lot who have rotting stumps too (maybe that's just an NB phenomenon?) dentistry is definitely only for the well heeled in Canada.
Anytime I make a cursory negative remark about the Canadian climate, of the sort of "gosh, bit grey today" genre, they leap down your throat with "well it's much worse in England" ....but it isn't...
#29
My B-I-L, the source of the stereotypes hasn't come up with the weak showers yet..but if he'd ever travelled much,
Keep in mind, he still believes that pizza places in southern Ontario are owned and operated by Italians..so he isn't the most up to date guy on these things.
Keep in mind, he still believes that pizza places in southern Ontario are owned and operated by Italians..so he isn't the most up to date guy on these things.
Grr exactly! People tell me "well doesn't it rain in Malta?" Well yes it does but its much better than this crap!
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Your youth and naïveté is showing........again.




