Toronto

Last time I was there, I had a great time at JOEY in Eaton Centre. I vaguely recall staggering across the street to the outdoor patio of the Hard Rock Toronto, but it might be a bit too cold for that now.

It is in the 40's now. That is not cold. :D You have not felt cold, until you have been to Quebec in Jan. Toronto has it easy peasy.

Next week low 70's.
 
It is in the 40's now. That is not cold. :D You have not felt cold, until you have been to Quebec in Jan. Toronto has it easy peasy.

Next week low 70's.

Pfft, I remember going to a barbecue in Montreal in January a few years back.
 
Oh, and if you do use a credit card, AMEX can be a bit of an issue. At least here in Quebec. It is not accepted at a lot of places.
 
It is in the 40's now. That is not cold. :D You have not felt cold, until you have been to Quebec in Jan. Toronto has it easy peasy.

Next week low 70's.

There once was a man from Quebec
Stood in snow that was up to his neck
When they asked, "Ain't you friz?"
He replied, "Yes, I is,
"But they don't call this cold in Quebec!"

-- Edward Lear
 
Was you ever in Quebec,
Bonny laddie, hielan' laddie,
Stowing timber on the deck,
Bonny hielan' laddie
Was you ever in Dundee,
Bonny laddie, hielan' laddie,
There some pretty ships you'll see,
Bonny hielan' laddie
Hey, ho, and away we go,
Bonny laddie, hielan' laddie
Hey, ho, and away we go,
Bonny hielan' laddie
 
It is in the 40's now. That is not cold. :D You have not felt cold, until you have been to Quebec in Jan. Toronto has it easy peasy.

Next week low 70's.

Thought of this comment today....

The University of Georgia held a spring practice outside in 40 degree weather and a stiff wind.

They let the press in and the first question they asked was "why the hell is the new defensive assistant coach wearing shorts in this weather?"

Answer: "He coached in Minnesota last year". :D
 
Amazing the weather you get used to. My dad told a story of how some folk were amazed at the family on the beach a particularly cold May 24 weekend. It was us just after coming to Canada. A cold Victoria Day weekend was just about right for a family from the northeast coast of the UK.

I still think I live about 500 miles to far south for my liking. Too damn hot in the summer and winters too hit and miss.

If it wasn't for the damn black flies... *shudders*
 
Go to the St. Lawrence Market. Great food, neat little shops.

A boat tour is fun, and great views of the city. Don't go over to the islands unless you want to wade in goose poo.
 
Be sure to enunciate the second T in Toronto.

And be known to be a furriner? Most of us can spot a Yank a mile off. No need to worry - we just want your money, eh?

Bay & Davenport... pricy area. You (Vat) should get fleeced appropriately. ;)
 
You mean, you just want real money, eh? ;)

No! Your money. Ours is backed up by massive resources. Yours is backed up by population and the service industry. We have assets. You have some free capital. Assets beat capital.
 
One last question. Is Canada a civilized country that I can use the dollar wherever I go or should I pick up some of their monopoly money for running around....

:cool:

You do realize that your own fiat currency is coloured to cordinate with actual monopoly money?
 
No! Your money. Ours is backed up by massive resources. Yours is backed up by population and the service industry. We have assets. You have some free capital. Assets beat capital.

Why is your dollar only worth 75¢ American.
 
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