Gosling Account

[ChicagoToffee]

And this has what to do with Dan Gosling?

Everything. If you're missing this point, you've missed quite a bit.

 

[chicoazul]

Hah - thought you could slip that in, eh? let's get a few things straight:

1. It's called the looney because it's named after our neighbours to the south.
2. Tim Horton's is ace - that's official, as mentioned on this forum many times by one chicoazul - and if he says it, it's true - eh?
3. "Canadians everywhere buying things and asking where the nearest Tim Horton's was" - compares favourably with Americans wandering all over Toronto not spending any money, asking where they can see polar bears, and objecting to the fact that in Canada all people get access to health care, even the poor and unemployed. Eh?

(Just kidding on one of the above ).

By the way Chicago's an ace place too (but needs a Tim Hortons).

Timmys" is superb. Love that place man.

 

[ChicagoToffee]

Hah - thought you could slip that in, eh? let's get a few things straight:

1. It's called the looney because it's named after our neighbours to the south.
2. Tim Horton's is ace - that's official, as mentioned on this forum many times by one chicoazul - and if he says it, it's true - eh?
3. "Canadians everywhere buying things and asking where the nearest Tim Horton's was" - compares favourably with Americans wandering all over Toronto not spending any money, asking where they can see polar bears, and objecting to the fact that in Canada all people get access to health care, even the poor and unemployed. Eh?

(Just kidding on one of the above ).

By the way Chicago's an ace place too (but needs a Tim Hortons).

Fair play.

Surprised you didn't mention that the Americans were obviously American by their dress (gold lame, rhinestones, boat shoes and khakis are not good camouflage), spoke loudly and rudely because they think all Canadians speak french and instead of complaining about free health care, trying to find the nearest clinic. We're a sad lot.

Chicago could use a Tim Horton's - I fully agree. Never been to Toronto but haven't heard any complaints.

 

[chicoazul]

I like the Canadians a great deal, generally they travel and give a good impression of themselves. Easy to get on with and that.

I also like the Americans a very lot, despite the bad press they seem to suffer all the ones Ive met have been wonderfully hospitable and a good laugh. My American mate summed it up best when he said, "we make much better hosts than what we do guests".

For those American bashing, it would be interesting to hear if you've ever visited there.


GO NORTH AMERICA.

 

[CanadaToffee]

I'll endorse that - most Americans I meet are decent, regular people, and folk from the colder climes - Chicago, Boston, New Hampshire, etc. - are in most respects no different than Canadians.

ChicToff - you should pay a visit here next year when the Chicago Fire play TFC - guaranteed it'd be worth the trip.

 

[ChicagoToffee]

I like the Canadians a great deal, generally they travel and give a good impression of themselves. Easy to get on with and that.

I also like the Americans a very lot, despite the bad press they seem to suffer all the ones Ive met have been wonderfully hospitable and a good laugh. My American mate summed it up best when he said, "we make much better hosts than what we do guests".

For those American bashing, it would be interesting to hear if you've ever visited there.


GO NORTH AMERICA.

This.

 

[ChicagoToffee]

I'll endorse that - most Americans I meet are decent, regular people, and folk from the colder climes - Chicago, Boston, New Hampshire, etc. - are in most respects no different than Canadians.

ChicToff - you should pay a visit here next year when the Chicago Fire play TFC - guaranteed it'd be worth the trip.

Not a bad idea at all.

Will Gosling be there? See, we've come full circle here.

 

[bluebastardo]

So now that we've established that Goslings great great grandmother was American Canadian, does he like pineapple on his burgers?

 

[CanadaToffee]

So now that we've established that Goslings great great grandmother was American Canadian, does he like pineapple on his burgers?

I would guess not - they don't serve burgers at Tim Horton's, and there's a pineapple shortage in the USA since chico returned to the western hemisphere

 

[chicoazul]

You horror CT.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Free health care for poor, unemployed, French speaking people? Shocked me.

Gosling is ruining Canada

 

[monty]

You horror CT.

Hmmmmmmmmmmm good old CT sussed you as well beasty boy

 

[ChicagoToffee]

Pineapple on burgers? Ghastly.

On pizza - dreadful but at least better than burgers.

We eat pizza here - remember you all had a poll and voted Pizza Hut the best around. It's a little known truth but Gosling's grandpa founded Pizza Hut.

 

[CanadaToffee]

In addition, Gosling father was a major league baseball pitcher - Goose Gossage.

 

[Desaparecido]

Pizza hut is gross!