Jack Frost

Anyone else?

I've been thinking for a little while. The Americans have met a few times now. Seeing that there are about a dozen regular Canadian users here and that four of us are living in Montreal area. There are a few living in Ontario a drive away from the city. So I'm wondering how many of you would be interested in a Montreal meet, perhaps at a pub/bar watching the Habs game over beer and snacks? It'd be next to impossible to get tickets for a group of several people (alone being able to sit all together at one spot!!!). I'm hoping FrenchCanadian, Moonwolf, and CynicalRomantic would be up to this. Perhaps Mattie too. Everyone else (Canadian or not) are welcome too if they're willing to go to Montreal. I can help you to find you a hostel/hotel since it's off-season and the infamous Canadian winter is starting to kill us and that keeps the tourists away now. Oh Americans don't need a passport yet if crossing land border (just a birth certificate and driver's license will still do until June). Perhaps, let's say around New Year week? Or after? The date is not too specific.

I'll stay up in the Great White North. School obligations, sorry. School starts again on Jan. 5th. Have funnn though!

LMAO!!! I love that joke... Matt (the hubby) saw Saku Koivu in flesh at an hotel and got a photo taken with him. I officially hate him. They're struck by bi-polarism. What do the Leafs and the Titanic have in common? They both look good until they hit the ice. Why don't the Leafs drink tea? Because the Canadiens have all the cups. (teteteteteteteeee) 100 Years of Hockey

He's always on my desk looking at me in bed. I have an evil duck doing that every time I sleep. Hot.

I just want to let you know I have that duck in your avatar. But it's red with black horns. I named him Mathieu.

Happy Birthday Pumpkin Babykin. I sent the cookies in the mail, but it seems the customs screened them and ate all of them. So I guess you'll just get a box with some crumbs.

I'll make a note... Me being pisces and having on a fish on my arm are just a concidience. It has no relation to my horoscope since I don't really believe in it. It's just I was born in winter and I like fish. My first name is really Jack. I just put Frost for the fun of it.

I did incorporate snowflakes to reflect my nickname Jack Frost and my love for winter and icy windows. But you gotta know my other nickname is also Poisson. I choose both often. Is it a salmon? I dunno... Of no particular species. Just a fish. So adding snowflakes and a fish mix up my two nicknames very well. But why Rhys? o_o

o_o I got my wrist skin drawn on. Un poisson dans une mer de flo

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To me it's just a day off. It seems no one really celebrate it here in this province compared to the hypes I heard from people living in other provinces. I just slept all morning and then went to the caf

So typical of Jersey. They think it's ok, but it must be the doing of years of breathing that chemical air.

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

In Quebec: You can't buy your margarine in yellow. It's always white.

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.