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Me and my hubby went to Les Trois Brasseurs in the Quartier Latin and had a couple beer. We could hear the loud cheering from the bar with TVs. We all know the Habs were playing and winning. We wanted to watch them, but it seems to be too crowded to fit in. And we definitely knew it was against the Leafs because of the cheers. They kicked ass last night... 6-1. It's a good proof that the Leafs...suck bad as always. GO HABS GO!!! Je t'aime aussi quand m

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It's awesome to post here and not get a count. Still one for tonight. Not two. I win.

Of course, I never put politcs up in front. As I said, I can completely respect you being hardcore federalist. I'm just stuck in the middle keeping my common sense over self-determination sympathies for nations without a state. I am very known to be nice and even make friends with Republicans despite my very liberal attidudes. I love Canada as much as Quebec, but I prefer living in Montreal and Quebec because they fit so well for me. Don't fret too much, ok? ;p About the fashion, indeed I find Montrealers more stylists and avant-garde, but some of the people take it WAY TOO MUCH. But again, it wouldn't be the same if we stop gawking at men wearing girlish headbands to hold back the hair and use too much pink for their tshirt collection. Or girls looking too much like Barbie. I spent last summer working and spending times with my family in Pennsylvania and when I came back to Montreal, I never have realized how hot the guys are in Montreal compared to Pennsylvania due to sense of style. I mean... Just damn... It'd be impossible not to find a good looking one in any block. In PA, I could find many blocks not like that. Well, I won't count my moments where I live in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve...with all of the guys in baggy pants (I still like living there though). But many people almost got hit by a car. Me included... I just yell swear words in Quebecois. One of the best way you can tell whether the person is a tourist or not by watching him actually stopping for a streetlight...even if there are no cars around. I think another best thing Montreal can offer to anyone, tourists and city folk alike, is that nature is always in the middle. If I want to get in touch with my inner-love for nature (I grew up in the mountains and woods)... I just go to Mont Royal and walk all over the trails on the mountain. I should do that soon...the trees are changing colours now. So everyone... SEE MONT ROYAL!!!!!!!!!!! Oh yeah, Graeme... Tell your brother that it is guanateed he'll fall on his ass at least once every winter. It happens to me every winter. Oh god...and it's not very pleasant to fall on the sidewalks covered with ice and snow. The pain won't go away for a couple days.

It's so embarrassing to say this, but it's so true. I just realized how much I changed to be a Montrealer. I never really knew how to party until I moved to Montreal. I never knew how to dress better until I moved to Montreal. I never knew how to hate Toronto with passion until I moved to Montreal (I only went to Toronto once and...never again for a while...). I never knew a better place until I moved to Montreal. Ehhhh vive la joie de vivre. You'll be quite surprised how well you can get around not knowing French. Montreal is bilingual, despite that French has the main presence in everyday life. Go there anyway. If you just say a few words of French, you'll get some respect and answers in English (like bonjour, s'il vous pla

I never smile. Just an evil smirk.

They deleted your tummy away. But damn... Love the face... Even if it's so emo...

My hubby's mum cut up his cards. lol

Ok, I'll look for you in Montreal. It's not hard to find a lady with a pink streak on her hair, glasses, and bagless eyes. ;p

I did say it is wonderful not to see bags under your eyes. So you still have that pink streak on your hair?

Fireman, pilot, and other typical childish fanasties.

If you're coming to Canada to chase him, you better invest in a good dog sled and in some education of igloo building.

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Zilar: Blue fingers are better than black ones. People thought I'm such a goth when I combine those with black tshirt and shorts. I dye my hair black. ;p

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I'm a sucker for fancy dresses of few hundred years ago. I would watch it only for that. Marie Antoinette was a huge wet dream for me.

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Everyone has an accent. We just tend not to notice our own or those very similar to ours.

Zilar: I forget the word for cute. Just "leuk". Ew, a Joisey-Southern accent combo. I don't get it. "Y'all from Joisey" is so wrong. At least I have no shame speaking like a real Pennsylvanian from the Valley.

I was being phonetic to reflect your silly accent.

I knew what "hire a car" meant. It proves that my PA brain is smarter than your Joisey one. Canadians say "parking garage/lot", "rent a car", and "exit"...not "car park", "hire a car", and "way out". Sure we spell some words like the British, but our vocabulary is American influenced. More like North Americanism, not Americanism.

WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD!!! You need to stop letting the dingos and kangaroos distracting you to make you drive on the left side of the road. Anyway... *coughs* Moving on... No more topic... I perfectly understand his terms without resorting to translation. It doesn't take much of a brain to figure it out. I didn't even notice Graeme said them differently until you pointed it out needlessly.

And made that group think that their lifestyle is healthy?

It's a matter of taste. I just simply find Tasmania the most dazzling of all. I know other states and territories have their own beauty and natural wonders, but Tasmania won me over. Of course, if I ever go to Australia, I'll try to explore as much as I can...especially Queenland (my grandfather spent most of his time there out in the bush and brought me good stories, kangaroo skins, and Aussie money), NSW, Northern Territory... Ehhhh I'll even try to check out all of the states/territories. You don't have that many compared to the USA. Plus, Australia will be a good place for me to get used to driving on the wrong side of the road when most of the highways are out in the bush, countrysides, and outback. I'm just a little scared of learning in the middle of a UK city trying to focus on the traffic, get the manual stick right (I have basic skills of using it), and not accidentially go on the wrong side. I dunno how you do it when you rent a car in the USA. lol

Nice to see someone from Tasmania. Your state has to be the most beautiful of all. Nice photos of NZ. ;p