I'm from Quebec. Poutine may be extreme on the calories, but it's not something most people would eat every day. Maple sugar is mostly a seasonal thing though some people prefer to use that instead of sugar or honey, but not in excess. Younger people tend to check what they eat a lot more than the older ones. Another thing is that food in Canada is not overloaded with high-fructose corn syrup. We do have a lot of the same fast-food chains, however the portions in Canada are much smaller.
I visited Plattsburgh a few years ago. I had to order the children size for my soft drink as the other sizes were way too big. I think their medium size was as big as the extra large ones we have up north. Same thing for the french fries, too.
Another thing I saw that was a bit of a shock was to see a clothing store divided in two sides: "regular" and "strong", which is a polite way of saying "fatties, get your clothes on that side". Some of the people on the "regular" side were almost as fat as me and I'm considered fat where I live. As for the people on the "strong" side, well... cue the song "Fat" from "Weird Al" Yankovic.
I guess it's your usual regular joes, driving their 18-wheelers and carrying high fructose corn syrup products from the manufacturers to the grocery stores.
I got "Interac", "Plus" and "NYCE" logos. I don't recall ever seeing the NYCE logo on any ATM either. The Interac logo, on the other hand, is everywhere I go.
Shortly after Mr. Jobs returned to Apple in 1997 as part of the company's acquisition of NeXT, Dell's founder and chairman, Michael Dell, was asked at a technology conference what might be done to fix Apple, then deeply troubled financially.
"What would I do?" Mr. Dell said to an audience of several thousand information technology managers. "I'd shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders."
Safari is available on Mac OS X, Windows, iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Opera is avaiable on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DSi, and a shitload of smartphones.
Still think there's only three Safari or Opera users?
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Death by snu snu is from Futurama, not Terminator.
Why? Does the challenge mode enables Clippy?
I was doing a reference to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, not Family Guy.
Not to mention that aluminium is 100% recyclable!
And when someone presses it, make another sign ligth up saying "Please do not press this button again."
You don't even need to add the beer.
I'm from Quebec. Poutine may be extreme on the calories, but it's not something most people would eat every day. Maple sugar is mostly a seasonal thing though some people prefer to use that instead of sugar or honey, but not in excess. Younger people tend to check what they eat a lot more than the older ones. Another thing is that food in Canada is not overloaded with high-fructose corn syrup. We do have a lot of the same fast-food chains, however the portions in Canada are much smaller.
I visited Plattsburgh a few years ago. I had to order the children size for my soft drink as the other sizes were way too big. I think their medium size was as big as the extra large ones we have up north. Same thing for the french fries, too.
Another thing I saw that was a bit of a shock was to see a clothing store divided in two sides: "regular" and "strong", which is a polite way of saying "fatties, get your clothes on that side". Some of the people on the "regular" side were almost as fat as me and I'm considered fat where I live. As for the people on the "strong" side, well... cue the song "Fat" from "Weird Al" Yankovic.
I guess it's your usual regular joes, driving their 18-wheelers and carrying high fructose corn syrup products from the manufacturers to the grocery stores.
And if there's an industry that needs protection, it's the porn industry!
You missed the obvious "First Pooh" joke.
I hope so too, because the last thing NASA needs is a lawsuit from Nintendo!
Why not? They made us a great deal, they're only making a 325% profit margin!
That's a very insightful tip, as we all know that mercury is poisonous to the touch!
Doesn't Google have offices in other countries too?
It's not Opera, it's Opera mini. Almost the same name, huge difference.
I got "Interac", "Plus" and "NYCE" logos. I don't recall ever seeing the NYCE logo on any ATM either. The Interac logo, on the other hand, is everywhere I go.
Really? I've never even heard of "pulse" before.
Shortly after Mr. Jobs returned to Apple in 1997 as part of the company's acquisition of NeXT, Dell's founder and chairman, Michael Dell, was asked at a technology conference what might be done to fix Apple, then deeply troubled financially.
"What would I do?" Mr. Dell said to an audience of several thousand information technology managers. "I'd shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders."
But could you at least talk a bit about what "fermi" actually is?
Safari is available on Mac OS X, Windows, iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Opera is avaiable on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DSi, and a shitload of smartphones.
Still think there's only three Safari or Opera users?
Dairy allergies are not limited to lactose intolerance. Believe me, it's far from simple gas problems.
As for painting them brown, I think UPS would object to that for copyright reasons.
Just because something is vegan doesn't necessarily mean it has soy in it.
Are you saying that lactose intolerant people shouldn't be living in the milky way in the first place?
I know both use Webkit, but I think they use different Javascript engines.
Well then, I sure hope that Google uses vegan cookies...