Short Leave of Absence

Just to let everybody know, I'm leaving to go on a trip tomorrow to the more eastern sections of Ontario to stay with a family friend for the weekend. Unfortunately, he lives outside of the main sections of the city he lives within and does not have any electricity in his home. I may be able to gain an internet connection on my iPod while in the main sections of the town, but I highly doubt that I will be able to access the site while I'm gone.

Au revoir mon ami canadien

No electricity? Man, I want to see that. Have fun.

You're a Canuck? I must ask you: is it true that The People's Republic of Soviet Canuckistan supports un-American ideas like gay rights, civil liberties, and balanced budgets?

Mly wrote:You're a Canuck? I must ask you: is it true that The People's Republic of Soviet Canuckistan supports un-American ideas like gay rights, civil liberties, and balanced budgets?

Yes, I am a Canadian. Though the majority of what you have mentioned are also within the United States. Though the Conservative government we have are not exactly fond of same-sex marriage and other minority groups, but they still allow it.

Ok then. Have a fun time.

Miles24 wrote:

Mly wrote:You're a Canuck? I must ask you: is it true that The People's Republic of Soviet Canuckistan supports un-American ideas like gay rights, civil liberties, and balanced budgets?

Yes, I am a Canadian. Though the majority of what you have mentioned are also within the United States. Though the Conservative government we have are not exactly fond of same-sex marriage and other minority groups, but they still allow it.

'Twas a joke, dear.

One sec miles I'll bring electricity there [tough]The only way I know how![/tough]

I have returned from my trip not too long ago, and it was actually quite fun. Though there was no electricity or internet connection available to use, there was still quite a bit to do. I also had the opportunity to travel a bit further to the eastern sections of Ontario, and went to a few attractions such as the 1000 Island Boat Cruise within the opening of the St. Lawrence River, and the Kingston Penetentary Museum, which had quite a few interesting items used within the Kingstion penetentaries from both the past and present. I also was able to get a bit of Sonic merchandise as well.

Miles24 wrote:I have returned from my trip not too long ago, and it was actually quite fun. Though there was no electricity or internet connection available to use, there was still quite a bit to do. I also had the opportunity to travel a bit further to the eastern sections of Ontario, and went to a few attractions such as the 1000 Island Boat Cruise within the opening of the St. Lawrence River, and the Kingston Penetentary Museum, which had quite a few interesting items used within the Kingstion penetentaries from both the past and present. I also was able to get a bit of Sonic merchandise as well.

how much french did you have to use? Or was it more quebecois?

Kriegsmarine wrote:

Miles24 wrote:I have returned from my trip not too long ago, and it was actually quite fun. Though there was no electricity or internet connection available to use, there was still quite a bit to do. I also had the opportunity to travel a bit further to the eastern sections of Ontario, and went to a few attractions such as the 1000 Island Boat Cruise within the opening of the St. Lawrence River, and the Kingston Penetentary Museum, which had quite a few interesting items used within the Kingstion penetentaries from both the past and present. I also was able to get a bit of Sonic merchandise as well.

how much french did you have to use? Or was it more quebecois?

I actually did not leave the province of Ontario. Though I was quite close to Ottawa at one point, I didn't travel any further than a small tourist city outside of Kingston, Ontario.

Welcome back Miles.

sykog77 wrote:Welcome back Miles.

He was gone?