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It seems there is much discussion about being a Canadian, honorary or by birth. So what does it mean to be Canadian.

First off you have to use the letter U a lot more, and know the order of er vs re - only for US wannabes.

neighbour , flavour , colour , honour, behaviour, glamour , labour , rumour , sabre, kilometre , metre , centre , parlour , liquour , enough

That doesn't make you Canadian - it just means you know how to spell properly and can be equally applied to those of us in the country that invented the language

poutine.

Igloos.


oh and ice hockey and curling.

poutine and poutine and more poutine
i want poutine more than i want to breath

i will agree with the poutine!
and of course the canoe
basketball- the peach basket variety
the two feet of snow in my front yard right now
chesterfields, and toques,
kodiaks
vinegar on fries

crustine wrote: the two feet of snow in my front yard right now

I'll be halfway there by this time tomorrow.

8"-12" for the Columbus area

I really do live in an igloo, guys.

Does it at least have plumbing?

maple syrup and beavers. duh. and poutine, of course.

crustine wrote:enough

there are people that spell enough without a "u"? "enogh"??

i realized that the vinegar on fries really isnt Canadian but rather not USian.

i like my beaver tail dipped in maple syrup.
large nickles, geese and kohlbasa

kielbasa!

i miss poutine

Kicker774 wrote:

crustine wrote: the two feet of snow in my front yard right now

I'll be halfway there by this time tomorrow.

8"-12" for the Columbus area

8"-12" for Regina area too! But I'm not talking about snow!

Man, I got nothing witty to say right now!

Mmmmmm beavertails with chocolate sauce and maple syrup. It's 5 years since I last had one

its been ummm
1.5 since ive had poutine

It's been 4 years minus 8 days since I last had poutine :p

I've never had poutine. :O

What does it mean to be Canadian?

It means walking out your front door to a foot of snow.



... In July