Canadaka back from Road Trip
ROCKaMIC @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:01 pm
Godz46: Quebecers like to travel a lot and not just inside Quebec.
Did you get some pics?
Arctic_Menace @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:18 pm
Tman1 Tman1:
Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:
As soon as my exams are over, me and some friends are taking a road trip to Florida. 
It's gonna be soooooo nice. 
Welcome back Trev, now I get to pester you again.
lol, j/k man. Welcome back. ![[flag]](./images/smilies/smilie_flag.gif "Canada Flag")
It's gonna be soooooo nice. Welcome back Trev, now I get to pester you again.
lol, j/k man.
Welcome back. Hey can I come?
Don't you live in Western Canada and out of university already?????
lol.
Tman1 @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:22 pm
Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:
Tman1 Tman1:
Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:
As soon as my exams are over, me and some friends are taking a road trip to Florida. It's gonna be soooooo nice.
Welcome back Trev, now I get to pester you again.
lol, j/k man. Welcome back.
It's gonna be soooooo nice. Welcome back Trev, now I get to pester you again.
lol, j/k man.
Welcome back. Hey can I come?
Don't you live in Western Canada and out of university already?????
lol.
Yah but whats a few thousand kms to me and a chance to hang with Arctice Menace to society? And im still in University
Magnum @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 3:28 pm
Canadaka Canadaka:
- The US interstate freeways definatly own any roads we have here, in BC anyway. Often 4-6 lanes and can go 140km/hr in some places.
Ya I found that too on a recent trip to Michigan. Seemed kinda weird to be driving so fast. And I liked the idea that the big rigs have there own "slower" speed limit. Although they seemed to be driving as fast as everyone else. But the roads were definitely in better shape than most of ours. Didn't notice fat people where I was. All in all it was a great trip & the people were very friendly. And, like everywhere else I've been in the states, they are intrigued by my use of "eh". And they always notice we are very polite. Although the people I spent time with could have been Canadians themselves.
canucker @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 3:32 pm
Sounds like alot of hard core driving to do all that in 5 days!! Glad you're back!!
Streaker @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 7:24 pm
Road trips are a load of fun, man! A few weeks ago I did Montreal-Vancouver (but not in 40 hours! Took me about eight days), the weather sucked, but it was a great trip.
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PrairieChick @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:12 pm
I have to agree with Robair about the trips to Walmart. I am in Southwest Virginia and every grocery trip to Walmart you see several "hovering people"
We also see a lot of people from Quebec down here, my brother in law runs a towing company and has met several. I love road tripping, but haven't yet got the courage to take my two kids on the trek all the way back to Saskatchewan, ugg 30 hours in the van with a 4yr old and a 2 yr old LOL
LMAO at the poodle haired women comment
RoyalHighlander @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:13 pm
Godz46 Godz46:
$1:
we came across so many Canadians form Quebec
Really? Wow.
That's kinda weird because Quebecors are generally very local in their traveling, and hardly ever leave the Province.
I'm just curious, were they French or Anglo?
Were they living or just on vacation?
BULLSHIT BUDDY.. ever been to Florida?? There are areas where its ALL Quebecers there they even own the freaking motels wher all the quebec buddies stay... Quebecers DO get around.. maybe yoiu are the one that dont leave much LMAo
Arctic_Menace @ Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:17 pm
One thing I learned from my visits around the world is that the Japanese and the Germans are HUGE travellers. Now I learnt that the Quebecers are big on travel too! Even as a pothead, you still learn something every day!!!!!!!