So true, eh Canadians?

[dfmacliam]

Many of those could fit the bill as Texas too... hit a deer... wild hogs... ect.. distance is measured in hours traveled... we have two seasons... hot and not as hot as opposed to cold and not as cold..... Rifles/ shotguns are considered normal accessories in a pickup truck... mater of fact.. you find more pickups on the road than cars.. something I bet we share with Canada... seeing someone wearing shorts and boots is not uncommon.. small town diners and seeing wild game on the menu.. and so on...

[CDNSushi]

Grant, my parents live in northern Montana -- and every one of those jokes is true if you replace "Canada" with "Montana". Is Canada leaking over the border?

I'm from Southern Alberta... My parents had a house in Northern Montana too -- Whitefish. Some of the best times in my life have been spent there! Beautiful country (and true about the deer).

[Wompet]

With the exception of "south of Detroit," I've seen all of those listed for "You know you're from Western PA when ..."
Of course, I remember when Jeff Foxworthy was interviewed by a radio station down in Pittsburgh, and he said the main difference between northern and southern rednecks were our accents weren't as strong and we wore more flannel.

[Bob C]

The first time I saw that list, it said, "you know you're from upstate New York when..."

I doubt Foxworthy had anything to do with it.

[ccga3359]

The first time I saw that list, it said, "you know you're from upstate New York when..."

I doubt Foxworthy had anything to do with it.

Actually you guys do get more snow than us in the Golden Horseshoe