Canada

[Kramodlog]

Damn, I'm a lot older than I thought I was.

I thought you were Murikan(!)?

 

[Kaodi]

I do not know if home made Beaver Tails are a viable option but I am pretty sure they are a Winter favourite of everyone around here.

There is also this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrFEQYjo72c

 

[Zombie_Babies]

I thought you were Murikan(!)?

I am but I wasn't borned until 1978 ... or at least that's what I thought. I'm so confused ...

 

[Kramodlog]

I am but I wasn't borned until 1978 ... or at least that's what I thought. I'm so confused ...

The murikan nation has existed for far longer.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

The murikan nation has existed for far longer.

But I have not.

 

[freyar]

Here's a little perspective from an American ex-pat in Canada. What strikes me as most Canadian in food is the amount of maple stuff (though it's not a unique food), but poutine and things like cream fudge and sugar pies are a bit more unique. If you go with clothing, a tuque hat is good, because then you can get into the debate over spelling (tuque, toque, etc). Based on the number of the restaurants around, Canadians also really like Subway (of US-based fast food chains).

Another interesting fact: despite sometimes being colder than Mars, Winnipeg has been named the Slurpee capitol of the world for 14 years running by 7-11. So you could just bring a bunch of slurpees to class.

 

[Kramodlog]

But I have not.

You opinion doesn't matter.

 

[Kramodlog]

Here's a little perspective from an American ex-pat in Canada. What strikes me as most Canadian in food is the amount of maple stuff (though it's not a unique food), but poutine and things like cream fudge and sugar pies are a bit more unique. If you go with clothing, a tuque hat is good, because then you can get into the debate over spelling (tuque, toque, etc). Based on the number of the restaurants around, Canadians also really like Subway (of US-based fast food chains).

Another interesting fact: despite sometimes being colder than Mars, Winnipeg has been named the Slurpee capitol of the world for 14 years running by 7-11. So you could just bring a bunch of slurpees to class.

I thought Winnepeg was known for meth.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

You opinion doesn't matter.

Of course it does.

I thought Winnepeg was known for meth.

Can't take that to school, braj.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I thought Winnepeg was known for meth.

that would be winnabegos

You opinion doesn't matter.

be nice . . . . .

Another interesting fact: despite sometimes being colder than Mars, Winnipeg has been named the Slurpee capitol of the world for 14 years running by 7-11. So you could just bring a bunch of slurpees to class.

you are also colder then Antarctica.

wow, Canadian Lasagna! *shudder*

Hey, eh, a bit off topic here, anyone hear of an organization called 'CANUSA' ?