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[–]nonztop 745 points746 points ago

OMG they talk about us

[–]chrunchy 548 points549 points ago

[–]Lav0c 55 points56 points ago

THAT'S A BINGO!!!

[–]inmyotherpants79 24 points25 points ago

We just say "Bingo."

[–]CynicalBasterd 55 points56 points ago

I could giggle at that all day.

[–]the_fatman_dies 297 points298 points ago

That is so false. As an American I wouldn't even think to break Canada down into provinces, nor would I realize that Alaska is next to Canada. Alaska just floats around on its own little spot on the corner of the map.

[–]robo4536 101 points102 points ago

That's the first thing I thought. "There are that many provinces? No one would know that.."

[–]the_hardest_part 58 points59 points ago

Provinces and territories

[–]CanadianWizardess 44 points45 points ago

Wasn't there a sort of half serious poll done once that found like half of Americans think Alaska is an island?

[–]A_Mouse_In_Da_House 84 points85 points ago

Its hanging with hawaii bro.

[–]Big_Dingus 26 points27 points ago

And California, of course.

http://youtu.be/trzUn42ongs

[–]majicpowaz 14 points15 points ago

Fuckin' Kangaroos.

[–]TheCannon 586 points587 points ago

Oh, so that's the part that's French?

[–]horse_you_rode_in_on 332 points333 points ago

Ben oui, crisse.

[–]dr-3F 245 points246 points ago

Ç'pas dur à r'tenir, esti

[–]FishOfDestiny 128 points129 points ago

Most accurate Quebecois French I've ever seen.

[–]dickcheney777 65 points66 points ago

Caliss que oui.

[–]Sinthemoon 66 points67 points ago

Ya tu encore d'la place pour se crosser en rond?

[–]pauli_rearea 37 points38 points ago

tabarnakkkkkkkk

[–]zShwagg 44 points45 points ago

Yes, I like croissants too

[–]Swartz142 16 points17 points ago

Tout d'un coup, j'pas sur que toute traduire est vraiment nécessaire... Circlejerk sonne tellement plus glamour.

[–]Sinthemoon 18 points19 points ago

Câlisse de colonisé.

[–]shawa666 11 points12 points ago

Jeannaimard, sors de ce corps.

[–]GOD6997 34 points35 points ago

Y'a toujours d'la crisse de plaçe

[–]wolfire92 33 points34 points ago

parfait les gars chu la

[–]chucka82 25 points26 points ago

mouéssi mouéssi

[–]dickcheney777 4 points5 points ago

Bien sure, /r/circlejerk /r/quebec . Oubli pas ton carré rouge sinon ca marche pas.

[–]penguinturtlellama 30 points31 points ago

Translation:

For fuck's sakes, it ain't that hard to remember!

One of the few things in Québecois French I understood. Half the things you people say go completely over my head.

[–]dukeypoo 36 points37 points ago

those tabernacles

[–]Meersbrook 45 points46 points ago

Je suis Francais et je ne vous comprends pas...

[–]frenchlitgeek 21 points22 points ago

Same goes for people using verlan. Quebec French is not to be reduced to a level of language: it has certain distinguishing features about its vocabulary, grammar, tonic accentuation (stress) and accent. It's the same for all "varieties" (I lack a better word) of French around the world: familiar and/or very colloquial use of a language is hard to pick to people not accustomed to it. Correct and litterary Quebec French levels are very understandable by whomever interested.

Now, the reason why I can get verlan, or very different accents (let's say the haitian one: not that I'm saying Haiti French is to be compared to verlan, it's just an example here), is because I've been exposed to them. If you don't show any interest in any other French cultures, you won't be able to understand anything that differs from yours. Montreal is a pretty cool city to get in contact with a broad range of different French accents.

[–]jolego101 24 points25 points ago

exactement ce que j'ai dit 2 posts plus hauts haha

[–]CanadianWizardess 22 points23 points ago

Swearing in Quebec is an art

[–]shawa666 9 points10 points ago

In fact Quebec swearing is a language in it's own.

[–]Toxikomania 6 points7 points ago

Yes it is, also the little blue part at its right is like 50/50.
Source: I live in that big part.

[–]kcharest 77 points78 points ago

I came here to say I even doubt americans know which part is francophone.

[–]ered20 105 points106 points ago

I don't know what that means frenchie

[–]Fiftyfourd 19 points20 points ago

What about Franco's phone?

[–]hoikarnage 28 points29 points ago

I do. But only because I live in Maine about an hour away from the Frenchington border. Also everyone here bitches that the french are taking our jobs.

[–]Qc_Kush 47 points48 points ago

Tey dook are jubs!

[–]crgk 5 points6 points ago

Stop pointing out that Maine isn't a peninsula. It makes me uncomfortable.

[–]cobra_2109 28 points29 points ago

Wait, all Canadians don't speak Canadian?

[–]VickiiPearls 27 points28 points ago

Canada has 2 official languages.

[–]cobra_2109 35 points36 points ago

Canadian and French?

[–]ejpal 66 points67 points ago

Canadian and Quebecois

[–]FRIENDLY_CANADIAN 21 points22 points ago

As someone who speaks french outside of Quebec, I resent that.

The Acadians on the east coast are often forgotten, even though they played a huge part establishing the country. There are also Franco-Ontarians and many small French settlements in the prairies.

[–]mb86 4 points5 points ago

Acadians are always forgotten? I grew up less than 100 km away from the Newfoundland French community, and didn't even know they existed. And then much later learned about Manitoba French. Acadians are celebrities in comparison.

[–]rastapouette 8 points9 points ago

J'adore le français acadien et le chiac. Je suis souvent venue dans les maritimes et j'ai eu l'honneur d'assister au festival du bruit (?? si c'est comme ça qu'on l'appelle encore) de Caraquet. Superbe endroit et peuple des plus sympathiques :)

[–]ImaginaryJello 6 points7 points ago

On appelle ça un tintamarre. :)

Nous apprécions les touristes. Et c'est toujours beaucoup de plaisir si ils restent pour le tintamarre du 15 août!

Plus de monde, plus de bruit, plus de fun!

[–]rastapouette 4 points5 points ago

J'étais tout de même assez jeune, mais ce fut une expérience inoubliable ! Et, à partir de maintenant, je ne dirai plus "festival du bruit", ahah.

[–]ImaginaryJello 4 points5 points ago

Imagine y participer à chaque année. Les enfants adorent.

[–]shibblywibbly 245 points246 points ago

[–]conventional_poultry 143 points144 points ago

Canadian here. Can confirm that this is 100% accurate.

[–]ChengerBanger 18 points19 points ago

You call yourself Canadian. Tsk. That skillfully drawn map is missing The ice province of Nunavut!

[–]McSteelers 9 points10 points ago

He left it out just for the hellavut

[–]stretchmeister 23 points24 points ago

"the scotias" surprised you know about them and not BC

[–]Pissed_Off_Penguin 18 points19 points ago

It has a cool name.

[–]Be_Are 275 points276 points ago

If anybody would like to learn, Canada has 10 Provinces, and 3 Territories.

[–]juspeter 74 points75 points ago

My new question is if there are certain stereotypes Canadians use for particular provinces or territories, like how we might stereotype people from certain states down here.

[–]leviathenr 248 points249 points ago

  • Newfoundland and Labrador -> Can't understand them, they fish, likely inbred
  • Nova Scotia/New Brunswick/PEI -> Newfoundland light
  • Quebec -> Stuck up Frenchies
  • Ontario -> Thinks its the most important place in Canada
  • Manitoba / Saskatchewan -> Flat, mostly rural farmers
  • Alberta -> Uber conservative oil lovers
  • BC -> Hippies and Asians
  • Territories -> Frozen Natives

[–]defeatedbird 134 points135 points ago

Small correction.

Alberta = Texas North. Beef, Oil, Guns.

[–]IAmMexico 75 points76 points ago

Right, that's what he said: Uber conservative oil lovers.

[–]Jaerdo 19 points20 points ago

Little bit different. Beef, oil, guns, healthcare, hockey.

[–]Mulligan1 2 points3 points ago

You must not forget though Alberta actually supports the national economy, Texas does not

[–]Red_AtNight 11 points12 points ago

Hippies and Asians is only Vancouver and Victoria. More accurate for BC would be Natives, Rednecks, Biblethumpers, and some hippies and asians.

[–]CanadianWizardess 27 points28 points ago

I'd add that the westerners like to whine that central Canada ignores them.

[–]thediefenbaker[S] 26 points27 points ago

I'd add that "Central Canada" isn't anywhere near the center. They just think it is

[–]_ack_ 18 points19 points ago

Not without some justification, we have way fewer seats per capita than the eastern provinces.

[–]Sickamore 43 points44 points ago

  • Quebecois = typical frenchies who say le a lot, refuse to speak English and hate anglophones
  • Maritimers = ho-hum friendly people
    (corollary) Newfies have funny accents and are weird.
  • British Columbians = stoners and, due to recent events, rioters
  • Albertans = people who want to be like Texas
  • Rural Ontarians = conservatives who hate their province
  • GTA (Greater Toronto Area) = Fucking self-centered assholes who don't realize Canada is more than the GTA
  • Yukon = mines and blue-collar workers
  • Nunavut and NWT = tundra wastelands with some Natives and shit
    * Prairie provinces = Who?

Edit: he asked for stereotypes and he got them. I never said I buy into any of this shit.

[–]notbusyatall 77 points78 points ago

I think you mean the Greatest Toronto Area.

[–]rumckle 18 points19 points ago

GTA (Greater Toronto Area) = Fucking self-centered assholes who don't realize Canada is more than the GTA

That's an unfair characterisation, they realise Canada also has places for Torontonians to go skiing.

[–]sunrisenowhere 10 points11 points ago

wait wait wait, you mean there is more to Canada than Toronto?? GTFO.

[–]shawa666 9 points10 points ago

There's York, Markham, Brampton, Mississauga...

[–]integral_movies 6 points7 points ago

Maritimers = ho-hum friendly people

GTA (Greater Toronto Area) = Fucking self-centered assholes who don't realize Canada is more than the GTA

You would make a fantastic American judge. Also, those in the GTA do in fact know that Canada exists outside of the GTA... I mean, there's Vancouver and skiing n shit... Uh, Montreal is all neat and french... Ottawa is all Parliament like... Edmonton has a mall and the one decent riding in Alberta... If I were ever inclined to fuck my sister then I'm glad those weird funny speaking fish people will at least welcome me... I feel like I'm missing something... oh well. Oh right, weed, thanks again BC.

In conclusion to those hating on the GTA: Don't hate us cause we're happy, don't hate us cause we're beautiful, don't hate us because you matter way less than us and no one cares about you.

[–]Funmachine 24 points25 points ago

I don't think i've ever heard of Nunavut before.

[–]CanadianWizardess 21 points22 points ago

It's still fairly new, "created" in 1999. Was part of NWT before then.

[–]firstcity_thirdcoast 8 points9 points ago

It didn't officially exist until 1999, so if you took geography prior to that, you would have learned of it as a part of the Northwest Territories.

[–]Marcob10 86 points87 points ago

Learning something that does not concern 'Merica? Don't be silly.

[–]the_empire_of_death 77 points78 points ago

I'd actually just cover that whole map with maple syrup.

[–]carlotta4th 19 points20 points ago

And hockey. There's not enough maple syrup or hockey on that map... though I'm embarrassed to say that it's quite accurate beyond that.

[–]anonymousHacker 171 points172 points ago

The newfies don't even get a question mark...

[–]NickDevost 113 points114 points ago

Newfoundland and Labrador are one province eh?

[–]justskidding 221 points222 points ago

Well, in America, Labrador and Newfoundland are just breeds of dog.

[–]DeathCampForCuties 118 points119 points ago

Wow, Canada named their provinces after our dogs?

[–]CanadianWizardess 37 points38 points ago

The Labrador Retriever actually originated in Newfoundland...not Labrador. Which is weird.

[–]juanjing 103 points104 points ago

You spelled "state" wrong, commie.

[–]anonymousHacker 25 points26 points ago

Yeah, on paper.

[–]artacuno53 82 points83 points ago

I could name a few provinces, but not locate them.

[–]Northern-Canadian 29 points30 points ago

Don't forget we have territories too :)

[–]Rosy895 34 points35 points ago

Wait- there's a difference?!?

[–]ProMarshmallo 410 points411 points ago

Provinces = cold
Territories = cold as balls

[–]trackpaduser 56 points57 points ago

That seems to be an accurate description.

[–]notdan72 32 points33 points ago

Serious answer: The provinces were given powers by the constitution act in 1867 and are self-governed on a lot of social things (education, health-care, etc.). Historically, the territories, which have very small populations, reported more directly to the federal government. However, it seems that the territories are gradually gaining more province-like powers.

http://www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/aia/index.asp?lang=eng&page=provterr&sub=difference&doc=difference-eng.htm

[–]isenorcj 6 points7 points ago

Yeah the territories are where people get the stereo types about igloos and shit. Trees don't even live there lol

[–]40kfreak 13 points14 points ago

I can name one....Yukon right? Oh shit...is "northwest" one as well or did my 7th grade geography class memory fail me?

[–]crazedcanuck 7 points8 points ago

Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut. Two out of three isnt bad. Depending on when you were in grade 7, there may have only been two. I think it was established in the late 90's. It was a part of the Northwest territories.

[–]I_AM_MELONLORD 6 points7 points ago

I wanna see which ones you can name

[–]artacuno53 14 points15 points ago

alberta, nova scotia, quebec, british colombia, ontario.

all I got.

[–]bad_religion 39 points40 points ago

Ah... British Colombia... where they make all that Canadian cocaine.

[–]stw95 3 points4 points ago

Snow?

[–]Baned0n 370 points371 points ago

[–]NOT_ACTUALLYRELEVANT 101 points102 points ago

We hate him so much he gets his own territory?

[–]pieguyfry22 310 points311 points ago

I really don't understand why so many people hate him so much. I mean, yeah, some might not like his singing, and perhaps some don't like his sense of fashion. But think of his life through his eyes: He's always in fear of paparazzis everywhere he steps, fans get creepily obsessive who even go as far to follow him everywhere, he just has overall a bad time nearly everyday. But the Yeti is entitled to just as much respect as the rest of us, so please...give him his space.

[–]backwoodsofcanada 74 points75 points ago

8.5/10, would be confused and then amused at again.

[–]homesickalien 7 points8 points ago

TIL how a PROPER reddit switcheroo is crafted.

[–]PropGuy 17 points18 points ago

Maybe it should say Celine Dion territory instead of France. Would that make you feel better?

[–]kovu159 56 points57 points ago

What is the fence for? Keeping the rampaging hoards of North Dakotans from overrunning our crown jewels of Saskatchewan and Manitoba?

[–]TheReasonableCamel 19 points20 points ago

Yes they will all be coming in to see Jets games and go sledding

edit:yes i realize there are minimal hills. What I meant by sledding is going out on your snowmobile

[–]malik815 13 points14 points ago

Keeping the Wildlings back

[–]Fiftyfourd 5 points6 points ago

To protect the maple syrup?

[–]ReverendEnder 18 points19 points ago

This is FAR more accurate. Except that I also have no idea where the borders of the parts really are.

[–]Love-less 13 points14 points ago

BC bud, eh?

[–]rtwpsom2 38 points39 points ago

American here, I once dated a girl from PEI. It's somewhere on that map.

[–]WhyDoTheyAlwaysRun 18 points19 points ago

Was it Anne of Green Oh Wait I Swear I Didn't Read My Sister's Books So I Don't Know They Were Set In PEI?

I mean, um, what?

[–]SwavMusic 28 points29 points ago

You don't have to be embarrassed about Anne of Green Gables. Thats just good ol' Canadian history.

[–]Sir_Dimos 1044 points1045 points ago

/checks map

Detroit is directly at the center of America's asshole.

Ok, everything checks out.

[–]Heelincal 275 points276 points ago

That explains everything.

[–]kegisak 231 points232 points ago

And Florida is the dick.

And we all know what happened last time FLORIDA got to decide something...

[–]oneyeartrip 91 points92 points ago

The simpsons referred to it as "America's Wang."

edit: "it"

[–]zaprutertape 40 points41 points ago

Pissin on Cuba.

[–]LeCollectif 33 points34 points ago

Puts that 'free bridge' into a whole new light.

There's no such thing as a free bridge, America. Now, c'mere.

[–]krshgr 24 points25 points ago

Ouch.

-Detroit

[–]KarthusWins 70 points71 points ago

Poor Cuba.

[–]disingenious 9 points10 points ago

It's like a Human Millipede.

[–]jesusinabottle 156 points157 points ago

Fixed

We all know Canada and the US love each other.

[–]renny7 34 points35 points ago

Ah so that's why the tunnel smells bad... It's actually an asshole.

[–]inteidag 67 points68 points ago

[–]WingOfWar 117 points118 points ago

http://i.imgur.com/MHBtUiM.jpg

This picture has never been more relevant.

Sorry for the crudeness, found it on 4chan 2 years ago...

[–]CTRL_ALT_ESCAPE 3 points4 points ago

So, then UK would be the giant growth on the back?

[–]GurraJG 43 points44 points ago

As a Swede, I resent being the penis of Europe, but then I remember that at least I'm not the scrotum of Europe. Suck it, Finland!

[–]confusedwithenglish 4 points5 points ago

It's why we have sisu, the most powerful essence in the universe.

[–]constitutionlanarchy 125 points126 points ago

TIL Detroit is USA's anus:(

[–]complaintdepartment 93 points94 points ago

Somehow I've known that for many years, but this graphic now proves it.

[–]jakielim 11 points12 points ago

'Imported from the USA's anus' just doesn't have the same ring to it.

[–]dawhitehoward 18 points19 points ago

I guess NJ is let off the hook as US's armpit...

[–]Not_my_day 5 points6 points ago

NJ: America's taint?

[–]Nicolos26 28 points29 points ago

Ontario's the dick! Hey guys, ontario is the penis of Canada! Oh wait, that means quebec is the balls sack... Fuck

[–]mb86 5 points6 points ago

No, that's accurate.

Source: I've been to Quebec.

[–]bluetangerines 46 points47 points ago

Alaska, Canada's hat.

[–]Bitaemo 96 points97 points ago

And no fucks were given.

-Love a Canadian.

[–]JackOCat 36 points37 points ago

And this is how we view Americans

http://imgur.com/gallery/u6DGu

[–]velcrofish 33 points34 points ago

It's fine, but we're keeping Lord Stanley's Cup.

[–]_delirium 3 points4 points ago

Are Americans an exotic variety of Albertan?

[–]mba123 80 points81 points ago

I moved from Canada to the US, at least once per month I have this conversation.

What part of Canada are you from?

Montreal.

Is that near Toronto?

No, it's really far.

Oh, so closer to Vancouver?

No, that's even further. Montreal is north of Vermont.

???

"???" Denotes confused look.

[–]kovu159 74 points75 points ago

Montreal isn't "really far" from Toronto, its what, 5 hours away?

[–]sarfreer 11 points12 points ago

5 1/2 with traffic, 7 if you want to avoid Brockville

[–]TheCuntDestroyer 10 points11 points ago

You can't stress the "with traffic" enough.

[–]retractableclause 5 points6 points ago

Feels like 12 if you hit the edge of Montreal around 5 pm.

[–]oheilthere 4 points5 points ago

always avoid Brockville.

[–]Barnhau5 11 points12 points ago

You could drive across a lot of much smaller countries (and pass through more people and equally large cities) in less time than that. It's all relative.

[–]HolyHandGnade13 50 points51 points ago

Yes but to an American 5 hours isn't really that far of a drive.

[–]KofOaks 21 points22 points ago

Nor to a Canadian. 5 hours just gets you to the next village up here.

[–]kovu159 3 points4 points ago

Yeah, I'm used to a Canadian reference point. I consider a long drive to be Toronto to Calgary, 36 hours or so.

[–]angrywhitedude 3 points4 points ago

The way I figure it if you can drive there in a day and your day isn't totally shot its not far.

[–]someguyinahat 25 points26 points ago

Well at least you're willing to admit Montreal is part of Canada.

[–]Red_AtNight 6 points7 points ago

Montreal is as much a part of Canada as any other city. And the city of Montreal is overwhelmingly against separation (lots of anglos and immigrants in Montreal, although fewer nowadays.)

[–]enad58 20 points21 points ago

Alright, no help from anything, I'll try to name as many provinces as I can.

Difficulty: I live in Wisconsin.

Alberta Ontario Quebec British Columbia Northern Territories Nova Scotia Newfoundland

...Yup, that's all I got, and I'm not even sure the ones I do have are correct.

[–]b24stmode 15 points16 points ago

We picture it with more hockey I think

[–]WooperSlim 14 points15 points ago

I'm waiting for "How Americans view Canada [FIXED]" with a picture of a Risk board.

[–]pakron 19 points20 points ago

I'm sorry to admit that this is exactly my view. I think Vancouver is over by Seattle somewhere because of the Olympics. And the French part is hilarious because that is exactly what I think, there's a big chunk of Frenchy over to the right somewhere.

[–]iguessimnic 49 points50 points ago

From left to right, bottom to top:

British Columbia (Weed), Alberta (Cows), Saskatchewan (Fucking nothing), Manitoba (Still Nothing), Ontario (Bieberland), Quebec (Haters and Poutine), New Brunswick (Curling), Prince Edward Island (Nuns), Nova Scotia (Trailer Park Boys), Newfoundland (Hicks with funny accents), Yukon Territory (GOLD!), Northwest Territories (DIAMONDS!), Nunavut (ESKIMOS!)

Ladies and Gentlemen, Canada.

[–]schagen89 32 points33 points ago

Alberta (Oil/Cows)*

[–]canuck_rob 21 points22 points ago

As a Canadian I think Bieberland should be renamed to RUSHville.

[–]paranoidinfidel 10 points11 points ago

I would have said Potatoes for PEI.

[–]TheWhiteHunter 9 points10 points ago

Saskatchewan (Fucking Wheat)*

[–]FUCK_YOU_AND_DIE 22 points23 points ago

yay somebody mentioned new brunswick :D

[–]Akinm 4 points5 points ago

Nova Scotia #1

[–]sjogren 7 points8 points ago

Nova Scotia is best Scotia.

[–]redditrutgers 38 points39 points ago

[–]ViolentEastCoastCity 5 points6 points ago

"BASMOQ" was helpful to me, an American, learning the provinces.

[–]EmilioEstavez 11 points12 points ago

as an albertan, I resent being colored the same as quebec

[–]Curtymcc 7 points8 points ago

I try so hard to excel in knowing about other countries and news and stuff like that so I do not look like just another dumb American...

Sad to say, this is pretty accurate. Only difference is I know where Ontario is. I am going to go study a map of Canada.

[–]dredawg 7 points8 points ago

Newfoundland doesnt even get a question mark.

[–]jelde 4 points5 points ago

i impressed my canadian gf's family when i named all the provinces.

[–]link_yourself_smart 4 points5 points ago

Oh please. The flyover states are a complete mystery to Americans. I'm not entirely sure if my state touches Virginia. What makes Canada so special?

[–]naked_as_a_jaybird 10 points11 points ago

As an American, I cannot confirm this. I can easily identify all major Canadian cities (and their respective professional hockey teams). Additionally, I know the English version of O Canada!

[–]BertRenolds 24 points25 points ago

I'm surprised you knew the province boundaries

[–]thediefenbaker[S] 41 points42 points ago

I'm a Canadian!

[–]FishOfDestiny 6 points7 points ago

Holy shit, just noticed your fantastic username.

[–]dagnart 14 points15 points ago

Yeah, I'm like "Since when does Canada have so many states?"

[–]BertRenolds 17 points18 points ago

Never, as we do not have states.

[–]CoffinRehersal 1 point2 points ago

Yes, that was the crux of his joke.

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[–]oglach 62 points63 points ago

I don't want to be a dick but it's exclamation points, not explanation points.

Actually I do want to be a dick, nigga u ignorant

[–]Shadax 29 points30 points ago

I'm calling it an explanation point now to spark arguments and annoyances at work.

[–]EverythingIsMediocre 16 points17 points ago

You're my favorite kind of person.

[–]Hathonysus 6 points7 points ago

I was selling a cell phone to a woman in her 20s who sounded like a normal American. When I asked for her social she told me she didn't have one. I was confused and asked her "How do you not have a social?". This pissed her off and she informed me that she was Canadian. At that point I realized that I had completely forgotten about Canada.

[–]Red_AtNight 6 points7 points ago

Is it at normal thing in America to just give people your social security number? In Canada, your social insurance number is confidential and we're very careful who we tell it to...

[–]the_hardest_part 3 points4 points ago

We do have social insurance numbers though. She must have been a little dumb.

[–]lurker_becomes_lurkd 4 points5 points ago

The same can be said about how Canucks see America. Except there are more question marks.

[–]Farmerdrew 3 points4 points ago

Not entirely true... Theres good Chinese food in Fort Erie.

[–]joe2tehfo 3 points4 points ago

That's not true! There's Alberta, and, Quebec, and Ontario, and Montreal, and something with "B.C." somewhere in there.

[–]browerchick 3 points4 points ago

CORRECTION: Americans view that bit by Michigan as a place where they can drink underage.

[–]KodyxDestroyer 22 points23 points ago

Nothing better than seeing the "Americans are retarded" circlejerk on Reddit.