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Posted by BTG on Oct-19-2002 23:01:

we give good head.


Posted by Joca on Oct-19-2002 23:22:

quote:
Originally posted by ABTsportsline
say all you want about toronto and montreal, but i think B.C. is Canada's bread and butter.... some of the most beautiful places i've ever seen were in B.C. (valley of the ghosts ,etc..)


Fuck yeah man!!! The rest of the country is pretty ugly IMO. We've got it all in BC, plus we grow some killer bud

quote:
Originally posted by sothis
why i love canada:

because whenever i drive up to vancouver with my car which has a washington license plate, there is an extremely large chance that it will get broken into, because of the american license plate (as they are targeted), and that i will have to pay 150 dollars for my smashed out window, as well as a case full of ~50 *real, not burned* cds in my trunk. i love canada because this sort of thing has happened directly or indirectly to literally everyone i know down here who has ever been up to vancouver with a washington plate.

then again, i also love canada because the thieves are so nice that they will leave a note in the back of my car saying "hope this didnt ruin your trip, hope you get home ok". yes, yes.. i love canada.


Yep, a lot of US don't like Americans too much.


Posted by .montecarlo. on Oct-19-2002 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Carona
Yep, a lot of US don't like Americans too much.


that is just ludicrous... please don't act as though you speak for all of us, or any large number of us.


Posted by sothis on Oct-20-2002 01:21:

quote:
shit happens. at least we don't have rampant serial killer snipers.


explain to me how this is corollated at all to what i said, or were you just trying to be witty?

in any event, if you want to compare, i dont know any canadian who gets their car targeted to get broken into when they come down south to washington.

and by the way, i like going up to vancouver, i like my canadian ta friends, but since this thread was obviously started as semi america bashing, and to try to make canada look good, i felt like bringing up something REALLY shitty that makes me and all my college friends here scared to go up to vancouver.

quote:
Yep, a lot of US don't like Americans too much.


zero excuse to pick out americans to do shit to.

i can also add that if you drive an american car and go to a show at the plaza, coliseum, etc.. in vancouver... when you come out, odds are your car will be covered in eggs, your windshield smashed, or something else as wonderful. again, if you want to compare, that shit never happens to canadians down here.


Posted by fastmp3 on Oct-20-2002 01:31:

quote:
Originally posted by sothis
explain to me how this is corollated at all to what i said, or were you just trying to be witty?

in any event, if you want to compare, i dont know any canadian who gets their car targeted to get broken into when they come down south to washington.

and by the way, i like going up to vancouver, i like my canadian ta friends, but since this thread was obviously started as semi america bashing, and to try to make canada look good, i felt like bringing up something REALLY shitty that makes me and all my college friends here scared to go up to vancouver.



zero excuse to pick out americans to do shit to.

i can also add that if you drive an american car and go to a show at the plaza, coliseum, etc.. in vancouver... when you come out, odds are your car will be covered in eggs, your windshield smashed, or something else as wonderful. again, if you want to compare, that shit never happens to canadians down here.



i can't believe these things can happen because here in Quebec or at least Montreal there are so many cars from the US east cost (even Florida) and as far as i know they don't get any trouble ...


Posted by .montecarlo. on Oct-20-2002 01:38:

quote:
Originally posted by sothis
i can also add that if you drive an american car and go to a show at the plaza, coliseum, etc.. in vancouver... when you come out, odds are your car will be covered in eggs, your windshield smashed, or something else as wonderful. again, if you want to compare, that shit never happens to canadians down here.


Honestly, I have a hard time believing this as well... maybe just a combination of wrong place/wrong time? Btw, the coliseum is very near the worst area in Vancouver...


Posted by sothis on Oct-20-2002 02:44:

if indeed it was the wrong place, wrong time... then literally everyone i know who has either directly or indirectly had one of these things happen (by indirectly, i mean they were up there with a friend who had it happen, etc)... must just be in the small percentile.. because i am seriously not exagerating at all


Posted by Ste on Oct-20-2002 11:44:

quote:
Originally posted by HempKnight
Cause his english is horrific



Posted by Vivid Boy on Oct-20-2002 17:18:

sothis ur starting to sound like one of those unfortunate patiotic ignorant americans that ppl always categorize the US ppl as.....what made u think this is a bash america thread? because we're talkin about canada instead of the states? have u noticed nobody from turkey, italy, cuba etc. have been offended by this thread? u got to take a chill pill.... and guess what sothis of course american cars are gonna be targeted, its th same thing weith canadian cars in the US...u wanna know why??? because if ur car gets stolen in Canada its harder to trace because u have american pin numbers... same thing with canadian cars in the US...they get stolen alot and theyre never found because number 1 its the not the US's problem and number 2 because its got different pins making it really hard to trace


Posted by nekholm on Oct-20-2002 17:32:

what makes you think that everyone loves canada?

i don't love canada. i don't hate it, but i don't love it either.

one good thing with canada: terrance & phillip

and whats so "wohoo" with 19 (18 in some places) as the legal drinking age? its 18 in finland too


Posted by JohnSmith on Oct-20-2002 17:37:

Very good point vivid.

and sothis, about your car, that is very unfortunate, but the simple fact is that vancouver is a rough place, there are tons of cars stolen and broken into there every day. you may have been targeted because the thieves thought it would be better to target an american car for the reason that vivid suggested. or it could have been a coincidence. It also could be that the thieves didn't like americans, that is a definite possibility, many people don't.

I certainly don't agree that because of the actions of US politicians and corporations, we should target american citizens, but some people do. And in a way, the world is counting on the american citizens to let their govt and corporations know that their actions are not appreciated, and since we don't get to vote in your elections, maybe a broken window is just a very assinine and immature way of saying "don't vote bush!"

Anyway, just to present the other side of the story, i have had my car broken into several times, windows smashed, CDs stolen, all in a little town of 70,000 people. It's a fact of life wherever you live.

and, when i came down to vancouver, i was careful to take all my CDs and valuables out of my car, and take the faceplate off my CD player before leaving. As i left the car, my buddy said "did you lock the doors?" i said yeah, he said "don't, they will just break the windows to get in to see what you have" so i just left them unlocked, and nothing in there to steal.

My suggestions to you are to do this if you come to van again, and maybe get a club for your steering wheel, or an alarm, so they don't steal your whole car.

or, if you really think they just singled you out because you are american, maybe you should consider taking your plates off your car and bringing them with you?

just a thought.


Posted by jp on Oct-20-2002 17:47:



That poor old guy


Posted by sothis on Oct-20-2002 17:54:

as far as theft because of a different country, i kind of agree with that, but at the same time, for example, when i found the canadian cop, they said that unless there was a witness or i saw the person, there wasnt anything they could do... this makes sense, even if it was in the states as well. i mean, i DID get the cds covered by my insurance (the window was not covered because of my deductable), but i dont see anything else they COULD do unless i saw the guy... and well, i was gone all day so i didnt

i know in this case that it had to have been my car because it was american, because i was in a *packed* parking garage, and my american car was the only one fucked up, plus the note that said hope this didnt ruin your trip. i actually had nothing in my car except my cds which i always put in the trunk... only other shit they took was my american change cuz its all i had in there >_<

but yea, i do like canada.


Posted by JohnSmith on Oct-20-2002 18:05:

so, they broke into your car, just to steal american change?

hmm, that's kinda strange.

also, same thing happens to canadians in america. some buddies of mine went down to washington, and some dudes started chasing them in a pickup truck. it had gun racks in the window, and like 2 guys in the front. they were throwing cans of budweiser and my friends car and stuff. I swear i am NOT making this up.

anyway, my buddies got away and lost them, but it just goes to show it happens everywhere.


Posted by sothis on Oct-20-2002 18:06:

well the way i see it, they broke into it because it was american... saw there was nothing in there, took the change, then happened to check the trunk :/

and haha at your story... scary


Posted by .montecarlo. on Oct-20-2002 18:53:

quote:
Originally posted by JohnSmith
so, they broke into your car, just to steal american change?

hmm, that's kinda strange.

also, same thing happens to canadians in america. some buddies of mine went down to washington, and some dudes started chasing them in a pickup truck. it had gun racks in the window, and like 2 guys in the front. they were throwing cans of budweiser and my friends car and stuff. I swear i am NOT making this up.

anyway, my buddies got away and lost them, but it just goes to show it happens everywhere.


heheh sounds like easyrider...


Posted by JohnSmith on Oct-20-2002 18:55:

so, how did they get in the trunk? you have a hatchback or something?


Posted by Trancewave on Oct-20-2002 20:29:

The way I see it, there's jerks in every country.

Sothis, sorry shit like that had to happen to your car. I can't speak for any other city but I haven't seen that happen to american tourist in Toronto (being as Toronto is so close to New York, we get americans crossing the border all the time and vice versa)

Yeah overall I do like Canada except that it's friggin' cold as hell in winter . Having travelled to many parts of the states I had no idea how much I miss Toronto and how great we have it here.


Posted by SportTrance on Oct-20-2002 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
I decided to put together a list of all the great things abt canada so here we go



ME!
Molson Canadian
Toronto Maple Leafs
weed
Urban Hip Hop
We know how to party 10x better then the States ( no offence but every american whos visited toronto has said so)
Toronto Women are gorgeus (too bad theyre stuck up. also those wrestling chix are from Canada)
Autumn in Canada is beautiful (too bad its a warning our cold winters are coming)
Our foreign relations rock!
We have less psychos in Canada then in the States ( we dont have crazy snipers or anthrax we just have rapists)
Terrence and Philip
Canadian music artists are becoming very well renowned (except nickleback i want to kill every member)
Our Fast Food tastes 10x better then the States (had a big Mac in the US and threw up from one bite 2 of my other friends started gagging)
Our Women are allowed to walk the streets shirtless (they fight for this right and never use it, im disappointed)
Drinking age is 19 and in some places 18
Poutine




If anyone else wants to contribute to this list go right ahead




Ok, try and make that post again, without having to compare to the United States......

I don't know what the United States really has to do with this thread besides Sothis'posts.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Oct-20-2002 21:21:

actually yea i kinda did compare it to the states...but thats only because we're in the same continent and ive only been to the states and italy....and italy is 10x better then anywhere in the americas

but yea ummm sure umm ok bye


Posted by Fir3start3r on Oct-20-2002 21:34:

quote:
Originally posted by TrAZ
i dont think finland is as cold as canada dude...well where i live and around is some of the coldest temperatures imaginable. Where i used to live it would get to -55 celcius. whish is about -25 fahrenhiet i believe. Not fun


Actually the F and C meet at -40 degrees... that's freakin' cold and I've seen it several times in my life...


Posted by sothis on Oct-20-2002 21:52:

nah, not a hatchback, but you can pop the trunk by means of a little lever at the base of the driver seat... same with the gas cap.

i dunno, maybe they were pissed that i carry nothing in my car so they thought to check the trunk :/


Posted by raver31 on Oct-20-2002 22:17:

quote:
Originally posted by ABTsportsline
say all you want about toronto and montreal, but i think B.C. is Canada's bread and butter.... some of the most beautiful places i've ever seen were in B.C. (valley of the ghosts ,etc..)

here's an anecdote for you guys... i travel a LOT.... and used to hit europe up every summer... well some places american's aren't "too well received" shall we say, so i always just said i was Canadian LoL...

-ABT-



i love vancouver man. thats why i reside here. i never saw more beautiful, breathtaking, panaromic views when u hit the rocky mountains ever anywhere else. the nature is incredible here.


Posted by Joca on Oct-21-2002 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by sothis
that shit never happens to canadians down here.


What's the name of the thread again??


Posted by Dmatrox on Oct-21-2002 01:49:

Love Poundin' Sensation

Why i love canada:

-i was born here
-its peaceful and people here arent just about money
-seasons, i love spring, summer, fall, winter, and its nice to have variety from -30 degrees to +30 degrees
-rocky mountains, banff, kananaskis country
-all the cities
-multiculturalism, very strong in T.O, where you can be chinese, indian, american, french or anything else. you can keep your own identity
-the country is peacefull and stays out of conflicts


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