Whats funny is I meet more who said aboot in Minnesota and Wisconsin then in Canada not that Winnipeg and Port Perry had some pretty strong accents.And I never met anyone who said "a-boot", usually it sounds more akin to a-boat.
Whats funny is I meet more who said aboot in Minnesota and Wisconsin then in Canada not that Winnipeg and Port Perry had some pretty strong accents.And I never met anyone who said "a-boot", usually it sounds more akin to a-boat.
"Gidday, Gidday. I'm from the Valley, eh? How's about those Senators eh? Good game last night but I would rather seen Montreal whip Boston's ass."Whats funny is I meet more who said aboot in Minnesota and Wisconsin then in Canada not that Winnipeg and Port Perry had some pretty strong accents
Out of curiosity, is this friendly chatty greeting of random strangers a thing in the big cities of Canadaland as well, or only outside of those?"Gidday, Gidday. I'm from the Valley, eh? How's about those Senators eh? Good game last night but I would rather seen Montreal whip Boston's ass."
-- saying Hello to a person you just met in the Ottawa Valley.
Over here in New York people just tell you to f*ck off if you just start talking to them. Either that or just mace you.Out of curiosity, is this friendly chatty greeting of random strangers a thing in the big cities of Canadaland as well, or only outside of those?
Over here in Budapest it's entirely non existent. Even in bars random ppl only start to talk to each other after midnight when everyone is already totally wasted, otherwise ppl keep to themselves or their groups. It's the total opposite outside the city, you can actually chat to random ppl without them calling the cops on you for acting strange lol.
We got a couple of forests and hills basically inside the city where ppl go hiking. It's great, if you don't mind that it's filled with ppl like it's a main street in Tokyo. What's even worse is the new trend that random "hikers" greet each other! Imagine you trying to ignore the mass of hikers around you and enjoy nature, but you can't cos they keep saying "hi" and "good day"! Wtf! Leave me the fuck alone with my thoughts, eh?
Well, it varies. I should be clear, the Ottawa Valley is a rural area, with some smallish cities and towns. In larger cities, it quickly becomes more like what you describe. I mean people aren't rude, but they don't randomly talk, and they're more than likely "in a hurry".Out of curiosity, is this friendly chatty greeting of random strangers a thing in the big cities of Canadaland as well, or only outside of those?
Over here in Budapest it's entirely non existent. Even in bars random ppl only start to talk to each other after midnight when everyone is already totally wasted, otherwise ppl keep to themselves or their groups. It's the total opposite outside the city, you can actually chat to random ppl without them calling the cops on you for acting strange lol.
We got a couple of forests and hills basically inside the city where ppl go hiking. It's great, if you don't mind that it's filled with ppl like it's a main street in Tokyo. What's even worse is the new trend that random "hikers" greet each other! Imagine you trying to ignore the mass of hikers around you and enjoy nature, but you can't cos they keep saying "hi" and "good day"! Wtf! Leave me the fuck alone with my thoughts, eh?
Yeah, I lived in Bridgewater, New Jersey long enough. I've lived in Texas for about 11 years, but find it's about the same. Less mace, more open carry. But in rural areas, people are more likely to talk when they meet you. That happened up around Syracuse NY too, so you're not all that far from it.Over here in New York people just tell you to f*ck off if you just start talking to them. Either that or just mace you.
Ah the joys of traveling for work. I think the best was my non work work permit I got after spending several hours at the boarder crossing into Canada at Niagara Falls. Of course flying from the west coast meant this all happened after midnight.Well, it varies. I should be clear, the Ottawa Valley is a rural area, with some smallish cities and towns. In larger cities, it quickly becomes more like what you describe. I mean people aren't rude, but they don't randomly talk, and they're more than likely "in a hurry".
I've visited the UK, France, Germany, Czech republic, Poland, and a few other places... and I spent 6 months in Russia for work once. But never made it to Hungary.
Yeah, I lived in Bridgewater, New Jersey long enough. I've lived in Texas for about 11 years, but find it's about the same. Less mace, more open carry. But in rural areas, people are more likely to talk when they meet you. That happened up around Syracuse NY too, so you're not all that far from it.
I've heard of a non work work permit... I have no idea what they're for, just a suspicion based on friends of mine that have had them.Ah the joys of traveling for work. I think the best was my non work work permit I got after spending several hours at the boarder crossing into Canada at Niagara Falls. Of course flying from the west coast meant this all happened after midnight.
I means I am allowed to perform work but not seek employment. IE I was able to fulfill the obligations of the contract for my US based employer whom I am employed with, but I am not being employed by or being directly paid by the Canadian company.I've heard of a non work work permit... I have no idea what they're for, just a suspicion based on friends of mine that have had them.
They let you work on non work jobs ...I've heard of a non work work permit... I have no idea what they're for, just a suspicion based on friends of mine that have had them.
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It looks like this time they did better. No issues logging in, making character, most of my armor, weapons and ammo is still here although the mags for the weapons I had equipped last patch are now missing. Been on new babbage for 20-30 mins now, all fine so far.100i... here I come. Or shall I wait for the first few days for them to fix any issues as the last time account resets was harsh.
Glaive is part of the Halloween event and in fact you are suppose to use it to kill 50 people to unlock a vanduul mask. The other mask is if you visit a location in game. So far I have not been able to access my equipment or ship gear it keeps saying selection waiting.It looks like this time they did better. No issues logging in, making character, most of my armor, weapons and ammo is still here although the mags for the weapons I had equipped last patch are now missing. Been on new babbage for 20-30 mins now, all fine so far.
Got all my ships as well, and a Glaive for some reason??
Oooh, neat! Does it work with NPC ships or do I need to kill players?Glaive is part of the Halloween event and in fact you are suppose to use it to kill 50 people to unlock a vanduul mask. The other mask is if you visit a location in game. So far I have not been able to access my equipment or ship gear it keeps saying selection waiting.
Lololol, it's quite true eh.Canadians eh?
My favorite part was.
Lol, I've always laughed at the American version of Canadian lingo: "aboot"?!? Wtf? Lol. "A-bout". Exactly like it's spelled, haha. And it's about time that Americans know that, eh. Ha.Everything is pretty much correct, eh? I had to laugh at the part,
Yes, because "Fuck off, eh?" is so much more friendly sounding. It's something I still say. And I never met anyone who said "a-boot", usually it sounds more akin to a-boat.
What Vav said. Small towns, yeah, you'll get the task friendly shit. But in the cities, you'll feel alone while surrounded by many. It's fucked.Out of curiosity, is this friendly chatty greeting of random strangers a thing in the big cities of Canadaland as well, or only outside of those?
Over here in Budapest it's entirely non existent. Even in bars random ppl only start to talk to each other after midnight when everyone is already totally wasted, otherwise ppl keep to themselves or their groups. It's the total opposite outside the city, you can actually chat to random ppl without them calling the cops on you for acting strange lol.
We got a couple of forests and hills basically inside the city where ppl go hiking. It's great, if you don't mind that it's filled with ppl like it's a main street in Tokyo. What's even worse is the new trend that random "hikers" greet each other! Imagine you trying to ignore the mass of hikers around you and enjoy nature, but you can't cos they keep saying "hi" and "good day"! Wtf! Leave me the fuck alone with my thoughts, eh?
It depends on how your Monday turned out to be. If it went well, they did stick it perfectly. If it was crap, they crashed and burned and possibly hit a nuclear power plant and blew up the place, hence no footage of the landing.To bad we don't get to see if they stick the landing...