There ya go...see think...aussies are alot like us canucks...they know humor and how to joke around...again welcome aussie, my wizard stick is at your disposal...so lets get down :twisted:
sair_86 said:true 2 that PP!!tehee
i can tell i'm gonna fit right on in @ home in your country!! cant wait.. Well im off to New Zealand next week too..so @ least i'l hav some experience of snow b4 i get to canada.. i'l b a pro snow boarder in no time!! HEY any suggestions of places/things i gotta do/visit while in Canada.. i'l be backpacking round with a mate so i wana hav a few ideas in my head?!?!?
peapod said:Snowboarding eh? well one of our boys from the coast took home a gold medal home. "Hot" little dude he was to...here check this out..
http://www.grousemountain.com/grousemountain-skiing-snowboarding.cfm
http://www.vancouverislandabound.com/skiing.htm
http://www.bcadventure.com/adventure/ski/vancouver/
You will fit in great here...but, here is some advise... there are a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock around here![]()
you kinda forgot Whistler . Superb snowboarding.
I think not said:HA! Our generation gap is no more than 6 years it seems. Try pulling that off again Canuck and you will find your ponytail a tad shorter next time.
I think not said:I had such a great day with him, we talked about everything, world events, Canadian/US relations, religion, Canadians, Americans, stereotypes, are similarities and differences as a people, The “American police state”, our alert levels and interesting enough, he pointed out a few things that I have never noticed myself in New York. All this in the backdrop of visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ground Zero, Battery Park with a quick view of the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Harlem, a quick view of Central Park, The New York Public Library and a quick visit so he can see the Atlantic Ocean. We had a quick breakfast at Starbucks, lunch at a sports bar with plenty of beer (well for my levels anyway), he didn’t appear to have a problem with consuming larger amounts than I did like a good little Canadian “boy”.
I think not said:Interesting enough both our better halves thought we were nuts meeting someone we’ve only chatted with online for a few weeks. I guess we put them all to shame, didn’t we mate?
I think not said:As a person he is very courteous, open minded, willing to learn and more importantly perhaps understand. A great sense of humor. A great conversationalist on a wide range of topics. He doesn’t hesitate to speak his mind and is equally eager to listen to another point of view. From 10am to 9pm when he hopped on the beast again for his return trip to Connecticut, time just flew by.
I think not said:Well Jay, hope your back home safe and sound and say hello to the Mrs, for me even though I have never met her, I can only assume what your better half is like by meeting you yesterday. You’re a credit to your people and humanity and the pleasure of meeting you has been all mine.
I think not said:I felt compelled to write this on Canadian Content, because I think despite our differences in opinions, we are all human and it takes sometimes very little effort to see and meet new people. We are all a little online community and I would like to thank the administrator of this board for giving me the opportunity to meet a new an exciting person, if it weren’t for Canadian Content, I would not have had a new friend in the Great White North.
Thank you.
I think not said:By the way Peapod, what makes a western leftie differ from an eastern leftie?
Jay said:Well, a tad isn’t much, and I can always grow it back……you’re not fooln’ anyone old man. I’m still not convinced that you didn’t employ some anti-wrinkle cream. I hear it can remove years, even decades…..I felt while I was in New York that I fit right in…..I thought while we were in the museum, you fit right in…..
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