Yeah, I live in BC and most people are pretty laid back. But if you go to east vancouver you might not think so...
[doublepost=1536431943][/doublepost]The biggest difference between Canadians and Americans is that we seem to care what they think of us, but they don't care what we think of them.I'm just interested to know what Americans HONESTLY think of Canada.
I've talked to some people who think Canadians should all be excecuted (They were completely serious too o_o) and some people who wish they could move here.
I'm just interested what Americans actually thinkAnd please, be brutally honest.
[doublepost=1536431943][/doublepost]The biggest difference between Canadians and Americans is that we seem to care what they think of us, but they don't care what we think of them.
Zombie thread! You just responded to a 9 year old post made by a person who hasn't been to MacRumors in over 7 years.
But it's an interesting topic. I just got back from a several thousand mile (er, kilometer) road trip in Canada. Nice place, nice people. I felt at home.
I'm just interested to know what Americans HONESTLY think of Canada.
I've talked to some people who think Canadians should all be excecuted (They were completely serious too o_o) and some people who wish they could move here.
I'm just interested what Americans actually thinkAnd please, be brutally honest.
Still grateful to the Canadians, complete strangers, for taking in my kin who'd meant to be returning to the USA after a great vacation in Nova Scotia... but who were unable to get home immediately after the attacks of September 11, 2001