Canada Chat V2: Maple Syrup Mafia - General

[QUOTE=DaCommie1;50796414]Australia is another commonwealth country, you're fine. You just need your passport. They don't even ask for the registration of the car. Just don't bring any drugs, guns, anything else weapon-related that may be controlled by the US ITAR regulations, and make sure that any alcohol or tobacco you are bringing in is within the [url=http://www.dutyfreecanada.com/customs-allowances/]duty free limits.[/url] Also don't try and take and Cuban cigars or Kinder Surprise eggs back to the US from Canada, both of those are illegal there and you will be charged with smuggling. Also don't try crossing the border with any fruit, veggies, or meat, most borders don't like produce crossing them.[/QUOTE] Awesome, thanks for your help!

[QUOTE=Animosus;50799189]Awesome, thanks for your help![/QUOTE] Come on over! We got maple syrup flavoured Victoria Bitter and Fosters on ice [I]just for you[/I].

[QUOTE=Cakebatyr;50799250]Come on over! We got maple syrup flavoured Victoria Bitter and Fosters on ice [I]just for you[/I].[/QUOTE] Fosters isn't even sold here :v: But damn I could go for some VB maple syrup ahhh

[QUOTE=Animosus;50799285]Fosters isn't even sold here :v: But damn I could go for some VB maple syrup ahhh[/QUOTE] What part o canada you going to visit?

This Canada place sounds nice. I should go there one day. It's really hot and humid in japan every summer.

Nigga don't do this to me, I'm going to Japan for 3 months next summer and I will fucking die. I'm used to the -40 of Quebec, not the 40 of Japan, Population: Humidity

It's not the heat. It's only been like 25-29. It's the 80+% humidity.

[QUOTE=pentium;50764967][IMG]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/ballsandy/New%20Bucket/IMG_5356.jpg[/IMG] What a time to be a Canadian! [img]https://fi.somethingawful.com/images/smilies/emot-canada.gif[/img][/QUOTE] The ginger pepsi is okay too

holy shit so i got hired at The Guild down on Steven ave in Calgary and right now we are the busiest restaurant in all of western Canada, we opened about 11 days ago.

[QUOTE=Heigou;50802357]Nigga don't do this to me, I'm going to Japan for 3 months next summer and I will fucking die. I'm used to the -40 of Quebec, not the 40 of Japan, Population: Humidity[/QUOTE] Do you even Ontario? 40 in the summer, -20 in the winter. I'm ready for anything.

[QUOTE=DaCommie1;50803193]Do you even Ontario? 40 in the summer, -20 in the winter. I'm ready for anything.[/QUOTE] Southern Ontario. Been getting 30 in the summer and -15 in the winter.

[QUOTE=Daniel Smith;50804149]Southern Ontario. Been getting 30 in the summer and -15 in the winter.[/QUOTE] I swear it hit 40 a few weeks ago, I know for sure it was 37. Then there was February of last year and two years ago where it was like -28. Hell it did that one day this February too. I remember my winter jacket broke as I was showing my buddy my new car when it was -18 out.

[QUOTE=JesseR92;50801858]What part o canada you going to visit?[/QUOTE] BC, Vancouver and probably Whistler to visit a friend.

[QUOTE=Animosus;50804619]BC, Vancouver and probably Whistler to visit a friend.[/QUOTE] Eheheheehehe[B]ahahahahahaha[/B] You're in my town now, punk :v: Deffo visit the [url=http://www.alibi.ca/]Alibi Room[/url] for some BC brews.

Does the vancouver area has a lot of scotiabank ATM ?

[QUOTE=DaCommie1;50804231]I swear it hit 40 a few weeks ago[/QUOTE] Technically it only got to 35. Humidex pushed it to 40.

[QUOTE=Nanamil;50805612]Does the vancouver area has a lot of scotiabank ATM ?[/QUOTE] You can find Scotiabank in any major city with relative ease. The most often seen ATMs are CIBC and TD, though, at least in Toronto.

Scotiabank is as common as any other ATM in BC.

[QUOTE=Nanamil;50805612]Does the vancouver area has a lot of scotiabank ATM ?[/QUOTE] [img]http://static.panoramio.com/photos/large/26002504.jpg[/img] They might have at least a branch there. Also, so I go for breakfast this morning and there's a family from Maple Ridge here as well it seems. :v

I'm up the CN Tower right now.

[QUOTE=DaCommie1;50819603]I'm up the CN Tower right now.[/QUOTE] Take pics and share them <3 Also, take over the pokemon gym.

[QUOTE=Daemon White;50819648]Take pics and share them <3 Also, take over the pokemon gym.[/QUOTE] No pics this time, it was dark and they'd turn out shitty. Also I tried. It kept telling me I wasn't on the gym because my GPS bounced around and every time it was empty I was "too far away." I did get a shitload of Pokemon nearthe ferry docks, I have a Pokemon on a gym on the island, and I caught a Cubone there so there's that.

Anybody go or is going to any of the Tragically Hip concerts? just went to one tonight and i bawld at him saying goodbye.

I will say Canada was pretty cool whilst I was in it

[QUOTE=Mallow234;50826165]I will say Canada was pretty cool whilst I was in it[/QUOTE] He's escaped! [media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd4qCVvRo9g[/media]

Searching for jobs is depressing because when you find one you think you may qualify for, you often actually don't, half of them have a GPA requirement above what I got, and every single job posting looks like it was written by the most cheery and demanding person on the planet. That, and relocating for work would likely have to be done at my expense, which I can't really afford to do, so it limits where I can work. [editline]4th August 2016[/editline] And my credit card bill was twice as much as I expected. Goddammit.

Took me an hour and twenty to go from one side of Lionsgate Bridge to the other. Perfectly normal weekday traffic.

Woah, how did I end up in Vancouver again?

I never expected I'd ever be at YVR at 3AM playing shuffleboard with my iphone on the carpet. There's like, nobody here.

Went fishing today up near the Big Chute on the Trent-Severn waterway, caught 2 smallmouth bass and a small channel catfish. Not bad for my first time really going fishing if I do say so myself. Then my sister gutted them while I kinda helped when I got back to Toronto. They were all on ice the whole way back, so they didn't spoil (at least, I think).