So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
May 20th 2010, 7:26 pm
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
May 20th 2010, 11:14 pm
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
May 20th 2010, 11:47 pm
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
Like everybody in the whole world really hates soccer you know.
May 21st 2010, 12:06 am
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
They'd tell us to get that great big chip off of our shoulder and enjoy driving a cab whilst waiting to get a 'proper' job.
May 21st 2010, 12:53 am
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
Nobody cares about they way you did things in your previous country of residence.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
May 21st 2010, 1:21 am
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
Nobody cares about they way you did things in your previous country of residence.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
May 21st 2010, 1:32 am
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
Nobody cares about they way you did things in your previous country of residence.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
May 21st 2010, 1:37 am
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
Nobody cares about they way you did things in your previous country of residence.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
Nobody cares if you happen to like or dislike certain products that are sold in local stores. Just buy something else and move on with life.
Nobody likes someone that whines and complains all the time, it reflects negatively on your personality and most people I know would rather not spend anymore time than necessary with someone who finds fault in everything.
Nobody likes to be told what is wrong with them all the time, it comes across as arrogant and most of the time it is just bitching about some mundane thing that no one really cares about anyway.
Stop over rating yourselves, it makes you look foolish.
Take a little time each morning to stretch your arms properly so that you don't pull a muscle while patting yourselves on the back.
The other Europeans who learn English as a second language (Swedes, Dutch, Germans, etc) are easier to understand than most of you.
You deciding to immigrate to Canada does not constitute some type of "meeting in the middle" between the people of the UK and those of Canada. We didn't volunteer, you are living in Canada.
Lose the sense of entitlement.
Come to terms with the fact that Canada is not the UK and has no desire to be.
May 21st 2010, 1:39 am
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Re: So what would the Canadians truly love to tell UK immigrants if they could?
So you think Brits are two faced? http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/1197/sssts.gif
May 21st 2010, 1:50 am
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May 21st 2010, 1:57 am
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