canada is awesome

[Troll King]

That's the cue for Nickname to step up and admit he was one of those idiots.

[Xog]

i was there

i swear

[Galleleo]

One off the things I like about Canada is the refills. On a hot day, ordering an ice cold 0.5 litre coke and then getting a free refill, frikken awesome.

[Jerome Scuggs]

there were loads of these idiots holding fireworks and lighting them and proceding to fire them at each other. :/

rofl if the firecrackers are small enough to hold in your hand, why do you shoot it at someone?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=G5hUIZM3A6U

[Xog]

One off the things I like about Canada is the refills. On a hot day, ordering an ice cold 0.5 litre coke and then getting a free refill, frikken awesome.

is that a boob in your avatar?

[Cremation]

Hey Nailed!

I study in Hamilton so I dont appreciate all the hatred towards our steel city :P I live in Mississauga; which is like literally right next to Oakville.

I'm glad people are starting to realize the value of each of our amenities that so many of us take for granted. The solid infrastructure of Canada impressed me the most when I just moved here.

Now that that rants over, I'm glad that you had a good time here. A lot of people complain that its boring, but really.. what the hell else can u expect from a place. We do sports, have good bars, and everything about this country is nice. Except its army.

[Cops]

yeah, but we were partying at the motel anyway, so we figured that it would be best to go to the worst place seeing as we'll be too drunk to care anyway. that and everyone was skint except me anyway!

i'm glad you all like canada too! the people i know there were complaining that it isn't very good or that it's boring and i was getting mad at them for saying that, and how lucky they are to live there.

you had a problem with the buses? i found them pretty convenient. they were always on time when i caught them and they were cheap. i liked how you could do transfers from the train station too (in england they'd make you pay again. actually i just got home from a friend's and he only lives about 15 min drive from me, cost me £6 for a return ticket. which is what, $14?). can't complain at $2.75!

Where I lived the Bus would only come around every hour, it also took me half an hour to walk to the stop. Once I got on the bus it took me half an hour to get to Oakville Go then I had to wait for another Oakville bus to take me into Mississauga, then I had to take a bus from South Common (Bus Terminal inside Mississauga) that would take me to my final destination.

I can't complain about the prices, I spend $21.50 a month for a Mississauga Student Pass and that gets me all over Mississauga as well getting me into Oakville, Toronto, Brampton ect. It's also a tax write off, if you save your monthly bus passes. When I go to Toronto I usually take the GO which is roughly $10 to get there and back if I have the time I take a bus to Islington (subway in the outskirts of Toronto) and then pay 2.75 to hop on the subway. I'm attending school in Oakville next year and the good thing that Oakville has done it make it efficent to travel from Mississauga to Oakville, I can also use a Mississauga bus pass to get to Oakville which will save me hundreds of dollars.

If Mississauga could of and should have done something twenty years ago it would have been to connect the subway with Toronto. I doubt that in Mississauga's creation very much thought went into the possibility that Mississauga would one day benefit from a subway system connected to Toronto. For the most part I think that Mississauga Transit has done the best it can under the circumstances.

[Cops]

ha, i've just been told that i've actually been to glen abbey. we went there for victoria day in some field near these houses for fireworks. there were loads of these idiots holding fireworks and lighting them and proceding to fire them at each other. :/

Welcome to my Friday night at my friend's house, Not once but twice have I almost been smoked in the face with a roman candle. I also lost a sweatshirt because of sparkler.

[project dragon]

Waterloo isn't that bad these days with their public transit. The biggest perk for university students is that we only have to pay $40 a term, and we can use our student cards as bus passes.
Waterloo was also named worlds smartest city recently too by http://www.intelligentcommunity.org/


And free refills sure do kick ass.

[Cops]

I have a different cup from every single fast food joint, I take full advantage of my free refills.

[Da1andonly]

One of my irl friends just came back from Canada. He was there studying something for 6 months, in Halifax I think. In a school "called" X (xanders something...omg, x-men!)

[NaiLed]

Where I lived the Bus would only come around every hour, it also took me half an hour to walk to the stop. Once I got on the bus it took me half an hour to get to Oakville Go then I had to wait for another Oakville bus to take me into Mississauga, then I had to take a bus from South Common (Bus Terminal inside Mississauga) that would take me to my final destination.

I can't complain about the prices, I spend $21.50 a month for a Mississauga Student Pass and that gets me all over Mississauga as well getting me into Oakville, Toronto, Brampton ect. It's also a tax write off, if you save your monthly bus passes. When I go to Toronto I usually take the GO which is roughly $10 to get there and back if I have the time I take a bus to Islington (subway in the outskirts of Toronto) and then pay 2.75 to hop on the subway. I'm attending school in Oakville next year and the good thing that Oakville has done it make it efficent to travel from Mississauga to Oakville, I can also use a Mississauga bus pass to get to Oakville which will save me hundreds of dollars.

If Mississauga could of and should have done something twenty years ago it would have been to connect the subway with Toronto. I doubt that in Mississauga's creation very much thought went into the possibility that Mississauga would one day benefit from a subway system connected to Toronto. For the most part I think that Mississauga Transit has done the best it can under the circumstances.

ah yeah see what you mean. nevertheless i would still say that the transport is better than where i live.

i'd love to live in canada when i'm older (only because i doubt they'd let me in now :P). i'm going to have to research it.

[Jeenyuss]

One of my irl friends just came back from Canada. He was there studying something for 6 months, in Halifax I think. In a school "called" X (xanders something...omg, x-men!)

xavier?

[Nickname]

and no, i'm not into drugs either but i figured everybody knew who Midnight was, like a minor celebrity.

thats a negative, plenty of dealers around, first i've heard of any 'big' time dealer.

See, if you didn't think he was frien
dly, just overly-pervy, then you might have run into Nickname after all.

sadly no


If it helps your friend out, I live between 3rd and 4th line just north of the QEW. Plenty of parks nearby that you may have been in.

[Cops]

Nickname explain something to me, why the fuck is fifth line all the way in front of tenth line?