[li]You design your Halloween costume to fit over a snowsuit. (Homer Note: “Ha ha ha! It’s funny 'cause it’s true!”)[/li][li]You have more miles on your snow blower than your car.[/li][li]Driving is better in the winter because the potholes are filled in with snow.[/li][li]The local paper covers national and international headlines on two pages, but requires six pages for hockey.[/li][li]The municipality buys a Zamboni before a bus.[/li][li]You eat chocolate bars, not candy bars, and drink pop, not soda.[/li][li]You use a red pen on your non-Canadian textbooks and fill in the missing u’s from labor, honor, and color.[/li][li]You know how to say free, prize and no sugar added in French thanks to your extensive education in bilingual cereal packaging.[/li][li]You know what a toque is.[/li][li]You’ve plugged a car in overnight.[/li][li]You’ve defended your property from trespassers with a lacrosse stick because you don’t own a gun.[/li]-----
. When you say you’re going fishing and everyone just assumes it’s ice fishing.
. Your kids ask for a day trip to the magnetic north pole.
. The moon comes up twice before the next dawn.
When a bank gets robbed in your border town, and everyone says, “musta been an American”…
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and later find out it WAS an American…
SFCanadian
Your daughter’s vocabulary developed in the following order: mommy, daddy, no, Hockey (which she used as a nickname for her brother), and Zamboni™ (I swear to god that’s true, folks.)
You say “my back still hurts when I hear that word” everytime someone mentions Tillsonburg
If you grew up in the 70s, you use “decent” as a synonym for “excellent” (As in, “Is Rush ever decent, eh?”)
You were royally pissed when you found out “Canada Dry” was an American company
You order “Canadian” bacon in the US and wonder what the hell that disgusting thing that arrives on your plate is
You don’t understand why Americans don’t get the Tragically Hip
Your favorite candy is either Smarties or Coffee Crisp.
Your favorite beer is Brador.
You belong to the Gino Vanelli fan club.
You wear Calvin Klein designer jeans.
You have attended an April Wine reunion concert.
You currently reside in Florida.
The french-slang term “Wayon-wah” (spelled phonetically here) is a part of your vocabulary.
You end every sentence one of three words: there, me or eh.