January 29, 201214 yr Agreed. The only time they stop talking is to shovel food into their mouths. Like a few on here.
January 29, 201214 yr spent two weeks surrounded by the fuckers in mexico.... big fat bastards wooping and yelling in the pool at 8am.
January 29, 201214 yr I have worked in the country and there really are good and bad. The good think the bad do it to over compensate for their lack of history. Sadly, the bad are louder than the good.
January 29, 201214 yr Yanks yes. However IMO Canadians are just like us but with a sort of Yank accent.
January 29, 201214 yr Yanks yes. However IMO Canadians are just like us but with a sort of Yank accent. Not the French Canadian variety with that very strange accent
January 29, 201214 yr Not the French Canadian variety with that very strange accent They need to make their minds up about which language they want to speak. Not to be trusted.
January 29, 201214 yr I lived there for 6 months and it is a fuckin great country spoiled by the cunts that live there
January 29, 201214 yr i did three months coaching over there a few things i learnt. they are indeed loud and eccentric. the wimmen love a british bloke calling football football instead of soccer really confuses them. ask for a pint of lager and its like you asked them to explain donnie darko
January 29, 201214 yr i did three months coaching over there a few things i learnt. they are indeed loud and eccentric. the wimmen love a british bloke calling football football instead of soccer really confuses them. ask for a pint of lager and its like you asked them to explain donnie darko Seconded. There's a few things I've had to get used to since living here. This is a big one. Saying soccer feels dirty, but it's just too confusing otherwise - I end up saying "football football" or "proper football" to my friends. And the women do love the way I say tomato...
January 29, 201214 yr Not the French Canadian variety with that very strange accent And they dont integrate very well with us Brits!
January 29, 201214 yr Seconded. There's a few things I've had to get used to since living here. This is a big one. Saying soccer feels dirty, but it's just too confusing otherwise - I end up saying "football football" or "proper football" to my friends. And the women do love the way I say tomato... thats probably because they think you're Frodo...
No respect, no volume control, just morning to night loud drivel