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warrrreagl · 05-25-2003, 06:32 PM

I think perceptions of Canadians are region-specific. Growing up in the Southern United States, I regarded Canadians as not much different than rich Yankees passing through in big Buicks on their way to Florida. We could always count on Canadians to stop at the "alligator farms." In fact, someone once said that there wouldn't have been any reptile farms in the South if it hadn't been for Canadians.

I welcome this thread, and I hope you don't have any paper-thin-skinned Canadians responding indignantly the way a few redneck seppos responded to mine.

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warrrreagl pinche vato Location: backwater, Third World, land of cotton	I think perceptions of Canadians are region-specific. Growing up in the Southern United States, I regarded Canadians as not much different than rich Yankees passing through in big Buicks on their way to Florida. We could always count on Canadians to stop at the "alligator farms." In fact, someone once said that there wouldn't have been any reptile farms in the South if it hadn't been for Canadians. I welcome this thread, and I hope you don't have any paper-thin-skinned Canadians responding indignantly the way a few redneck seppos responded to mine. __________________ Living is easy with eyes closed.