by amaterasu Sun Sep 28 2008, 20:26
quater wrote: Aichu wrote: quater wrote: amaterasu wrote: quater wrote: Aichu wrote: quater wrote: amaterasu wrote:Good thing Canada exists
Otherwise you'd live in our country and the 300 million of us are truly grateful Xp
Yeah, well we have oil and land. And an idiotic liberal way of life, but it sort of balances out! ...sort of.
Well fancy that we have land and oil too. But some of our land isn't even under snow ^_^ (Some Alaska kinda helps balance that out)
Oh fun...Liberalism. And you have lot's of french too....Why would anyone move there again?
FRENCH is awesome!!!!
Last I checked, America had some french communities as well
Where?
I have yet to meet a french person and I have been in a lot of American places (well I have seen them but maybe just once or twice ^_^)
And again why would anyone move there?
Well, we're not quite as far along in economic recession yet. Plus it's beautiful up here (seriously...British Columbia is just breath-taking), it's easier to get into universities, housing is dirt-cheap in some places, crime rates are lower and the people are pretty friendly.
It's beautiful where I live. I love my florida coast with it's swampiness and nice sandy beaches and warm water.
The competition of Colleges is what actually drives people to work hard in America.
Housing is 3 pesos in some places.
There are a lot less people in Canada so who is there to shoot and let's not forget the American South is renowned for it's hospitality (And some slavery thing 150 years ago)
Atlantic Canada's own Saint-John from New-Brunswick (which happens to be around my area) was named the happiest city in Canada and the Maritimes are the most hospitable place in Canada and posibly more hospitable than most states.
We also have stunning scenery
Trees, rocks, Moose, okay, well not that interesting really.
But we have the best view of the Atlantic Ocean anywhere in North America
Also The Bay of Fundy is a hurricane killer so we don't ahve to worry about them
We don't get that cold of winter's (usually in the minus 10 to minus 20 degree Celsius range)
usually school is canceled three times due to snow fall
so not as much snow as other places in Canada
Our summers are mild but not muggy or extremely hot
Although our waters are super cold
and Our Bay of Fundy has more water life species than the Great Barrier Reef