I think canadians are weird

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All the Canadians I know are super nice and kinda weird at the same time. I can't explain what it is about them exactly that makes them like that. It's like sarcasm but different. Kinda like they all share the same private joke and you have to be Canadian to get it. It's creepy when really nice people have a dark humor.

Is it normal to notice they are weird?

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Based on 26 votes (18 yes)

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NeofelisNebulosa

8 years ago

All I know is the Canadians on this site are my absolute favorites! Nicest bunch of people I've ever encountered :)

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dirtybirdy

8 years ago

Maybe just a bit...eccentric.

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- dinz
  
  8 years ago
  
  Well he was a freak of nature. Doctors in Canada are still baffled.
  
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  - dirtybirdy
    
    8 years ago
    
    Shhh...he sees everything. He watches us all, always.
    
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- [Old Memory]
  
  8 years ago
  
  Hah! What would we do without our eccentric?
  
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  - dirtybirdy
    
    8 years ago
    
    I'm feeling a bit neglected. He hasn't called me a bird brain in a while. I'm sad.
    
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    - [Old Memory]
      
      8 years ago
      
      You must have been stupid enough to not give him attention. Just learn from it.
      
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      - dirtybirdy
        
        8 years ago
        
        Learn??? Ugh. Fine.
        
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green_boogers

8 years ago

A big benefit of Canadian participation is that trolls have trouble with the dark sense of humor.

La feuille d'érable pour toujours!

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LuxM4G

8 years ago

Trevor Phillips and Rob Ford are my favorite Canadians.

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Dulse.

8 years ago

Wouldn't you be weird too if you were surrounded by polar bears and maple syrup?

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sega31098

8 years ago

Why....thank you?

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- kelili
  
  8 years ago
  
  How did you choose your usermane? Sega is a style of music here (:
  
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JD777

8 years ago

Yeah, but they came up with a nifty way to say stocking cap - a toque! Cool, ehh?

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[Old Memory]

8 years ago

I love Canadians.

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- TrustMeImLying
  
  8 years ago
  
  Seconded
  
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  - green_boogers
    
    8 years ago
    
    Thirded.
    
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  - [Old Memory]
    
    8 years ago
    
    I've had good experience with most.
    
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la-la-la-la-la-la

8 years ago

Never noticed that. Just seemed like Americans who won't admit it.

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Freedom_

8 years ago

Hmmmm.... I wonder if I might be Canadian?!

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  you don't seem Canadian.
  
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  - Freedom_
    
    8 years ago
    
    I'm not, but I am a nice person with a somewhat dark sense of humor...and I tell jokes that no one gets because they're more like inside jokes with myself.
    
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    - breathingtree
      
      8 years ago
      
      You could be made an honorary Canadian then,,, and learn the secret password which only other Canadians know.
      
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VirgilManly

8 years ago

Many years ago I was on a fishing vacation in Ontario with some friends. We were ordering lunch at the lodge and I had an experience I've never forgotten. I knew that Canadians had different names for things on the menu than Americans (Backbacon, and their name for oatmeal was RedRiver.) But I couldn't figure out wtf the waitress was talking about when she asked me about my buhdayduh. I kept running it in my head, "buhdayduh, buhdayduh, wtf is a buh-day-duh?" Finally one of my friends had to explain to me that she was talking about my potato. The woman kept saying "Buhdayduh" not puhtayta, not potahto, not puhtado...BUHDAYDUH!

That was a new one for me.
Just call me Mr. Budayduh head.

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- Short4Words
  
  8 years ago
  
  Ontarians aren't known to speak like this. So you had a special one on your hands.
  
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  - VirgilManly
    
    8 years ago
    
    I didn't ask around how people pronounced the word p-o-t-a-t-o so I just assumed they all spoke like that.
    
    Maybe she was summer help from somewhere else???
    
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thegypsysailor

8 years ago

How ya doin, eh?

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ArmusWasTheFirstTroll

8 years ago

I know, right?

Where do they get off changing ham's name to bacon?!

Not to mention those flapping heads . . .

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  flapping heads?
  
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  - Xal
    
    8 years ago
    
    I assume it's a reference to South Park's portrayal of Canadians.
    
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Danie

8 years ago

What I know is, they all collect creepy dolls that stare at you from the shadows. I would not want to spend the night in a Canadian's home.

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