One thing that I have noticed when I travel and meet new people......If you ask an American where they are from they will give you a city or a state in the U.S. If you ask a Canadian where they are from, they will say "Canada." Just an observation.
One thing that I have noticed when I travel and meet new people......If you ask an American where they are from they will give you a city or a state in the U.S. If you ask a Canadian where they are from, they will say "Canada." Just an observation.
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Just my take on this. I say Canada or western Canada because saying Saskatchewan most often produces a "deer in the head lights" expression.Originally Posted by Lax1724
I can say it, have a good handle on where it is but if asked to spell I may give you a deer in the head lights look, then short circuit. When in Negril, no math or spelling. It's a survival mechanism.
Last edited by KidRick; 03-20-2014 at 09:16 PM.
I like to say that if your walking the beach and you pass someone who doesn't make eye contact-European, eye contact and a quick smile or hello-Canadian, a smile and hello and a conversation-American.
And, when I mentioned the 177,000 Jamaicans in Toronto, our population for the Greater Toronto Area is 4 million .. so we are not that small lol and when they move the snow .. they move it. We are a mini New York :-) only with over 100 cultures .. not sure how many in New York?
Your not nuts lol..... but yr right, many Canadians come to JA, mostly Negril.... and some of us are blessed enough to LIVE here
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Last edited by Bnewb; 03-19-2014 at 03:24 PM.
Let's not forget your "national" game, the fastest sport on 2 feet.
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I played both in high school. and a little lacrosse in college.I should have been born in canada.
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