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Friday, October 13, 2006

A few things from my recent travels

Things I learned while out of the country:

1. In Canada when the dude at the restaurant is telling you about the breakfast buffet it is apparently bad form to ask if they have Canadian bacon. I know this because I asked. He was not amused.

2. In Canada when the taxi driver asks where you are from and you say Ohio, the next question is "Oh, from Cleveland?" To which we respond in our best Swedish accent "Ja, we are from Cleveland."

3. In Canada when I try to fit in and throw "eh" in every now and then, they aren't amused.

4. In Canada when watching the Ohio State Buckeyes play football in a local bar, they didn't really get why I kept yelling "GO BUCKS." Course neither did they people I was with cuz it was mostly on commercials when I yelled.

5. A bottle of white wine at the hotel bar costs roughtly one million dollars. That's bullshit, eh!

6. In Canada apparently our tolerance for wine is much higher and we put that to the test!

7. In order to be a border guard you must have zero personality and even less sense of humor. I understand the need to be serious, but come on.

8. Walkie Talkies on road trips are key. Especially if the car you are following is watching Stripes on DVD. We got to hear all the key lines! Lighten up, Francis.

9. It is impossible to get the people in the car in front of you to either flash boobs or moon. Friggin' wusses.

10. If you go to enough wineries someone will eventually try to take your glass of wine and drink it. Just ask Dave.

6 Comments:

  • At October 13, 2006 11:23 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    That is awesome! It sure sounds like you guys had a great time!

     
  • At October 13, 2006 11:28 AM, Blogger Fella said…

    Way to represent our Nation in a positive light.

     
  • At October 14, 2006 12:24 PM, Blogger Ubermilf said…

    I'll come be your housekeeper.

     
  • At October 16, 2006 8:12 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    You sound like an Englishman in France! When I was in Vancouver I didn't hear anyone say "eh", but they do say oot instead of out.

    Also, while I stayed with Captain Beefheart I kept calling Canada "America Junior" which he found rather irksome.

     
  • At October 17, 2006 5:13 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I also meant to say that the US has the most miserable customs and immigration staff on the planet (well the bits I've been to).

    The only time in my 14 visits to the US when they were actually nice to me and, shock!, made a joke was when I arrived at Detroit airport in my Steelers gear for the Super Bowl.

     
  • At October 19, 2006 8:31 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Had a wonderful time with my NOTL teammates. We came, We saw, We kicked there asses, and drank most of their wine. That one time when you rode that horse through downtown - you're crazy - I want to party with you.

     

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