USA/CANADA

[iluvvanessa]

the salt and vinegar are gross, i don't like them, if i eat chips its just lays or the hawaiian kind, but rarely do i eat chips cause im on a diet

[shinesobright07]

the salt and vinegar are gross, i don't like them, if i eat chips its just lays or the hawaiian kind, but rarely do i eat chips cause im on a diet

 Whoooaahh How can you not like salt and vinegar  :razz: They're my favourite!!

 I also noticed that in the USA they have a lot of cheese in a can! Like whipped cream! Has anyone ever tried that?

[iluvvanessa]

its SOOOOOOOOO bad for you!!!!! [the spray cheese]

[_all_is_well_]

the salt and vinegar are gross, i don't like them, if i eat chips its just lays or the hawaiian kind, but rarely do i eat chips cause im on a diet

 Whoooaahh How can you not like salt and vinegar  :razz: They're my favourite!!

 I also noticed that in the USA they have a lot of cheese in a can! Like whipped cream! Has anyone ever tried that?

Thats nasty I remeber evryone used to eat cheese wiz EEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWW. Its not as popular anymore.

[MyMelody]

Ketchup-flavored potato chips. Really now, Canada?

Seriously, they don't have those where you live?
My family always gets those as well as salt and vinegar, regularly.

I draw the line at baked chicken.

[MistrFish]

I lived in Toronto for 5 years.  I miss it so much.  There is so much to do there.  There was never a day that I was bored.  Even when i was young, no driver's license and all... i could pretty much go around town because you don't really need a car to go to places.  I loved it there...it's so diverse over there cuz there's a whole lot of cultures...just awesome.

The snow still sucks though.

[shinesobright07]

Aw Im glad to see a Toronto admirer! I do have to agree (even though I don't live in the city..I live on the outside in a smaller city) when we go downtown, we always have so much fun. Visiting soon? I recommend visiting the ROM, CN Tower and going to the Old Spaghetti facotry!

[sabasaba]

I think I probably know more Canadians than Americans.

[barefootonbeaches]

i think the education is different.

How is the education different? My friend just moved to Canada for college, and she says the education is different as well, but what exactly does that mean? Like different standards and stuff? Probably the history is different because it's from another place, as well as from another perspective.

[sarab]

LOL people in Canada sat "eh" or "ay" a lot lol

we have different bacon.

 LOL it's true! I actually do say "eh" as much as I hate to admit it. I wonder why we even say that! Hey, down in the US, do you have Canadian Geese? Like the black and white ones?

hehehe.  Yes we have Canandian Geese.  I live in Western NY, they are always around even in the summer, but mostly fall time.  Americans seems to say "like" and "um" a lot.  I don't know if that is, like, an american think but it's something that we had to work on in school.  For instance, we would get docked a point or so in a speech if we said them too much.
I'm sure Canandian Health care is better. 
I've only been to Niagara Falls and Toronto once when I was younger, but I get the impression that there is a lot more open space and we are more industrialized with space getting smaller and smaller!

Question: I'd like to know where people are from.  It seems like not a lot from the US...