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So I was driving to a fair to cosplay when I drove through the town I live next to I saw a bunch of British flags and at least three Canadian flags and one  Quebec flag

Now me being a hetalia fan I pulled over and stared at a sign that annouced "Welcome to the British invasion for about five minutes trying to decide If I should go to the Fair or

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I am from Vermont so the only Con we have is in November. I went to a country fair as Canada.
>.< yeah I am a nerd
I don't know why Quebec was there but I did have the distinct privilege to listen to a Quebec couple having an argument.
It was fun!

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Fringlish? I could pick out insults in both English and french. In fact the term Hoser is the only way I KNEW they were Quebec and not French speaking Vermonters.

But I wasn't secretly listening to them fight. nope... not at all.
*is taking notes for her study abroad. 'Quebec people are interesting and have great insults, learn some for maximum fun in the USA.'

Yeah Quebec sounds cool and from what I hear of its rivalry with Ontario its like Vermonters and New Hampshirites, they insult each other but gawd forbid someone from another state insult either front of the other.

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No American would say the Term "Hoser." Nor would any American feel insulted by said term mostly because we would be trying to figure out WHAT a Hoser is.
No seriously What is it?
Well I was exposed at a young age. My grandmother is 100% Quebecois and would sometimes forgets I was there and swear. It wasn't until I started imitating her that she taught me never to swear and insisted I use "Sugared lambs legs" instead.
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I can't wait to get up to Montreal and live there.

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Xd Well I am going to hopefully be studying At Bishops university in the Fall of 2010 as a study abroad program (its almost certain since most Canadian colleges are open and willing to take in people. Still I have to apply and everything), even doing my final project on the Differences in the Psyche of Americans and Canadians. I even have set up a journal on it called "Jumpingborders." I will be graded on the amount of interaction I get but...
Orz I don't know where to advertise it.

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More than willing to and I may advertise on the Hetanada community once I get into the groove of things.
I think it won't be too much except me talking about getting into the university and preparing for it for about a year and then the juicy stuff will come up.
Though I may do reviews of Canadian movies.
I have heard wonderful things about a movie called "Strange brew."
http://jumpinggborders.livejournal.com/

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I was hoping to do that. Mostly because for some reason you guys deny the "Eh" and yet when I hear Canadians from over the border they use it.
I am wondering if its like the "Ride polar bears to school thing."
Just meant to make us Americans look silly XD.

I wanted to watch that but I couldn't find it. So I rented Shivers or something like that and Passchendale.
I reserve judgment for the first based on the fact that I think I missed the point of the movie.
And Passchendale....
WAS AWESOME!

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It must be a crossing into other territory thing because I used to Waitress and I swear to god Eh is like North Italy's Ve. Only cuter... much much cuter

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Well it might have been the guys that were doing it that were cute but yeah