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Glenn NK
17th of January 2007 (Wed), 23:11
Just found this on the Canon Canada site; not sure if there are fakes on the market or what.
http://www.canon.ca/digitalphotography/english/whatsnew_g.asp?sid=47
Dante King
17th of January 2007 (Wed), 23:27
hey i think that web page is fake too. shouldnt every sentence end in "Eh?"
Mark_Cohran
17th of January 2007 (Wed), 23:43
hey i think that web page is fake too. shouldnt every sentence end in "Eh?"
And shouldn't there be a smattering of "hoser" in there too?
Mark
BigBlueDodge
17th of January 2007 (Wed), 23:48
shouldnt every sentence end in "Eh?"
That just about made me fall of my chair. I travel from Dallas, TX to Vancouver British Columbia and Ottawa Ontarios very frequently, and its true! I used to think that we American's were just over exagerating, but those Canadian's really do say it quite a bit.
Of course we Texans aren't in a position to make fun of other people's language use. We do a pretty good job of just inventing words down here, that only make sense to us. You can only imagine how bad I stand out when I start talking up in Canada..
Sorry to digress, back to our regularly scheduled programming.
Glenn NK
17th of January 2007 (Wed), 23:52
hey i think that web page is fake too. shouldnt every sentence end in "Eh?"
You think their site's been hacked for four months? That's about when I bookmarked the Canon Canada site. I just followed some links and ended up there.
Yes, my grammar is slipping - sorry.;)
Glenn NK
17th of January 2007 (Wed), 23:56
That just about made me fall of my chair. I travel from Dallas, TX to Vancouver British Columbia and Ottawa Ontarios very frequently, and its true! I used to think that we American's were just over exagerating, but those Canadian's really do say it quite a bit.
Of course we Texans aren't in a position to make fun of other people's language use. We do a pretty good job of just inventing words down here, that only make sense to us. You can only imagine how bad I stand out when I start talking up in Canada..
Sorry to digress, back to our regularly scheduled programming.
I spent three weeks in Nova Scotia in August/September and seldom heard "our word", but I sure learned a lot of even more odd expressions - at least to me. Ever hear of a "tore bus"? That's what tourist ride on.:D My apologies to NS.
Never been in Texas, but a few visit here (we're a tourist destination), and the Texans sure do stand out.
dlpasco
18th of January 2007 (Thu), 00:02
I grew up in Northern New York and it took me years to find out that lights were turned off instead of 'closed' ;)
Northern Ontario - four months of hard winter and eight months of good sleddin'.
I just visited that link and this is now posted:
Important Notice: Fraudulent Online Offer
Please be aware that there is a fraudulent online promotional offer suggesting Canon products can be purchased for unreasonably low prices directly from Canon. While this offer may include the Canon logo, company name and/or product images, it is in no way associated with Canon Canada Inc. or any other Canon company.
Glenn NK
18th of January 2007 (Thu), 00:10
I grew up in Northern New York and it took me years to find out that lights were turned off instead of 'closed' ;)
Northern Ontario - four months of hard winter and eight months of good sleddin'.
I just visited that link and this is now posted:
Where I come from, it's six months of winter and six month's of poor sledding - I guess we did get some summer.:lol:
Mark_Cohran
18th of January 2007 (Thu), 00:17
I grew up in Northern New York and it took me years to find out that lights were turned off instead of 'closed' ;)
Northern Ontario - four months of hard winter and eight months of good sleddin'.
I just visited that link and this is now posted:
I lived in Saratoga Spings for 3 months, I know what you mean.
Mark
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