Originally Posted by Novocastrian (Post 8014039)

Quite possibly. Can you recommend your shrink?

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 8014066)

All Canadians think they know it. Of course they can't recognise an American when one's sitting across the table, nor would they realise they were outside Canada if a great wind whisked them to Ohio.

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8014113)

Sooner or later they would worry about the lack of Tim Horton and his fabulous mustard.

Originally Posted by Alan2005 (Post 8014086)

Obviously I can't

Originally Posted by JonboyE (Post 8013612)

But would you rather be told to have a nice day by someone who doesn't mean it, or to **** off by someone who does?

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 8014129)

Not in Ohio nor Michigan.

Originally Posted by macadian (Post 8014259)

I would rather they just didn't....:)....then the validity of the statement or otherwise would be mute....;)

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8014416)

You mean that Horton's is south of the border?

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8014416)

You mean that Horton's is south of the border?

Originally Posted by Simon Legree (Post 8014576)

Yes.

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8013793)

Thanks for the link but the nearest of those is almost 2 hours away in Picton -Fifth Town Cheese - it is very good but not an standard shopping place.

Much as I try and stick by the buying locally concept sometimes your wallet means you have to shop in Costco and buy the Alberta beef. Which is better than shopping in Farmboy and buying US beef at cheaper prices. It's all compromise.

(Not sure which people you mean by this.)

Originally Posted by Lord Vader (Post 8014460)

or you could tell them that you prefer "cheers". ;)

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8014416)

You mean that Horton's is south of the border?

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8014416)

You mean that Horton's is south of the border?

Originally Posted by mandymoochops (Post 8013595)

thinking what..................???!