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You'll get no argument from me about that. Except for the very western edge when you hit the mountains.... but most of it is tire-squaring monotony defined.

BuzZz wrote:You'll get no argument from me about that. Except for the very western edge when you hit the mountains.... but most of it is tire-squaring monotony defined.

could be worse...could be Sask.

NorthernPete wrote:

BuzZz wrote:You'll get no argument from me about that. Except for the very western edge when you hit the mountains.... but most of it is tire-squaring monotony defined.

could be worse...could be Sask.

As a true BC'er anything east of the Rockies is Eastern Canada

I dont consider it eastern canada until everyones father was a fisherman and they do screech.

oh, and you can barely understand them when their speaking.....thats another prerequisit. eh bye?

I was always had the understanding that Canada didn't exist east of the rockies...

sounds like BC hippy talk to me....

dr_bar wrote:I was always had the understanding that Canada didn't exist east of the rockies...

no, no, no...you got it all wrong. It's Ottawa that doesn't know we exist west of the Rockies.
I think we should start a separatist movement.....

Gummiente wrote:And if you think that's weird, milk in Germany comes in boxes that you don't put in the fridge until after they've been opened. They're kept on a shelf with dry goods at the store...

UHT Milk - we have it here. I refer to it as the emergency milk because I generally have a couple of cartons at the back of a cupboard. Lasts forever but Tastes weird. It's okay in Tea/Coffee though.

Currently thin plastic bottles are the most common containers. Around ten years ago we got milk in waxed carboard cartons - still do get fruit juice in them.

Going back ten years before that you could only get milk in glass bottles.

Who came up with the idea of a bag of milk?


Whats next a bottle of crisps?*




* Note for Americans and other abuserrs of the English Language. Crips are what you term Chips. Chips are something completely different and I was very disapointed by Hotdog and Chips in Florida.

but I allways drink plenty of

NorthernPete wrote:I dont consider it eastern canada until everyones father was a fisherman and they do screech.

oh, and you can barely understand them when their speaking.....thats another prerequisit. eh bye?

I would tend to agree with you what constitutes 'eastern'. except for one thing. Ft. McMurray.....