In Toronto there's about 3 million people in the city. My town, which is just outside of Toronto, has about 150,000 people. It's a lot of people in a small area.
Did you keep track of the Wisconsin union protests? My parents really kept an eye on it all and we live in Canada! But then again, my dad is apart of a union too...
A few times, actually. Haven't been there in a while though. The falls are really beautiful and there is some good entertainment like museums and casinos. A good place to spend a day or a night. And heres a fun fact, some people don't know that the Horseshoe Falls (the curved, bigger side of the falls) is actually Canadian while the smaller of the falls is American.
If you could live anywhere else in Britain, where would you live?
Summer. Definitely summer. It's warm and all the flowers are in bloom. It's beautiful in Toronto at that time. So basically June to September.
Favourite country other than England? You don't have to have visited it. Just what country you think sounds nice.
What's the best beach there?
Ever been to Leeds Festival?
I'm from England.
Those sound great. Wish there was an equivalent here!The top employer for most of the people in my town is General Motors. They've had to let a lot of people go over the last few years. That definitely has an impact.
How is the weather today?
I'm going to be honest and say I've never actually had a BeaverTail. I do know that they are a pastry. Basically fried dough spread out like a beaver tail and covered in stuff like sugar, strawberries, chocolate, whipped cream etc. Anything sweet.
Favourite British food?
It's more of stereotype. We catch ourselves saying it sometimes but if you hear a Canadian saying "eh?" at the end of every sentence...then they're messing with you. The word that would be more likely said is "Timmies."
Why is New York called the Big Apple? I've always wondered that...
im not too worried
its not that bad right now
i mean, west coast has been assured
we're not in any real danger right now
but, yeh, im nervous
just prayin nothin bad is gonna happen
but im pretty sure an earthquake is more likely to kill us at this point
earthquakes are a given tho, and happen here somewhat kinda often i guess
no biggie ^_^
but u never know
i mean, what with the earthquake in japan
we had some action down at the beaches
what with the tsunami
but we only got 6 ft waves
soo to answer ur question xD
not really
i stated my reasons above ahaha
and its aight i didnt take it rudely xD
its actually a great question ahahahhaha
and yeah, i guess ppl on the west coast r kinda screwed if somethin does happen
i find it wierdfunny how joking i am about this
prob cuz im not overly worried
It's just, the West Coast is the only one with the major fault line that hasn't had a huge earthquake in-whatever-amount-of-time so I heard people were all freaking out about it
Hahaha
New York- Do you like the Yankees, since you're from New York? Or do you like the Mets?
oh okay lol. Never been to the Big Apple myself, though i'd love to go someday, and according to my findings, when the Dutch settled New York (or New Amsterdam as it was called in the 1600s), they planted tons of apple trees and when the Brits took over in 1664, i guess they nicknamed that area, which is now NYC, the Big Apple.
what is "timmies" supposed to mean?
Sorry! Timmies is a nickname that Canadians give to the coffee and doughnut place, Tim Hortons. We are all obsessed with it. You can't go anywhere without seeing someone without a Timmies coffee and there is a Tim Hortons on every corner. It's insane! But their doughnuts...they're to die for.
Pretty nice. Clear sky and it's about 1 degree celsius, thats about 34 in fahrenheit. Perfect t-shirt weather.
What's your favourite restaurant?
