Forgive me BE, for I have sinned.
#16
My tongue is so firmly wedged in my cheek - I totally get there is nothing wrong with joining in. But music and Christmas lights were things I was holding firm on - and I failed.
But at least it's not Country Music, eh, mandymoochops?!
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You are a bastion of all things Brit.
My tongue is so firmly wedged in my cheek - I totally get there is nothing wrong with joining in. But music and Christmas lights were things I was holding firm on - and I failed.
But at least it's not Country Music, eh, mandymoochops?!
My tongue is so firmly wedged in my cheek - I totally get there is nothing wrong with joining in. But music and Christmas lights were things I was holding firm on - and I failed.
But at least it's not Country Music, eh, mandymoochops?!

Me
#18
limey party pooper










Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 10,000











You are a bastion of all things Brit.
My tongue is so firmly wedged in my cheek - I totally get there is nothing wrong with joining in. But music and Christmas lights were things I was holding firm on - and I failed.
But at least it's not Country Music, eh, mandymoochops?!
My tongue is so firmly wedged in my cheek - I totally get there is nothing wrong with joining in. But music and Christmas lights were things I was holding firm on - and I failed.
But at least it's not Country Music, eh, mandymoochops?!
Maple syrup and bacon IS good. So is coating bacon in black pepper and bworn sugar or maple syrup and baking it. It sets of the smoke detectors but it's worth it, bacon candy.
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slanderer of the innocent










Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 6,695
From: Vancouver, BC











Good to go
lover of timmy ho's
losing ability to appreciate irony

pub culture seems alien
oversharing with people I don't know that well
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I had the opposite experience the other day. I was listening to Boards of Canada and the missus asked where they were from. I always assumed they were Canadian (cos, you know, the name), turns out they are scotch. I wasn't sure whether to be relieved or disappointed.
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Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 3,342
From: Durham Region Extension











#22
Yorkshire meets Vegas






Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 1,354
From: T. ON (so there!)











I see your Hedley (runners up for Canadian Idol no less) and raise you Nickelback who I floved when I first came to Canada. Of course, I didn't realise that a) every song they do is exactly the same and b) they are pretty disgusting excuses for human beings.
Other than that, I quite like Tim Hortons.
Other than that, I quite like Tim Hortons.
#23
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 6,695
From: Vancouver, BC











I don't like any Canadian bands so at least there's that.
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 11,708
From: White Rock BC











I like hockey.
Mea maxima culpa.
Mea maxima culpa.
#28
Thinking a brown car and brown seats looks Okay. I like some Hedley. Starting to really like some of the furniture in stores, erm and Poutine.
I still draw the line at going out in my PJ's and I still hate the yep when you thank someone.
I still draw the line at going out in my PJ's and I still hate the yep when you thank someone.
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Joined: Dec 2008
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I blame neuroplasticity. I think our brains are being re-circuited or whatever they call it by Canada.







