Sean's Texan
Stories...
Of my time down here in the lone star state, I've heard some pretty
funny stuff. If you don't find any of this funny, it's not my fault if
you're not Canadian.
Here's some of my stories and other people's stories for your
enjoyment...
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
There was a geography quiz at my brothers school and the question
asked... "If you are in Calgary and you go north-west into the mountains
to a city called Banff, what country are you in?"
The general response was Russia.
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
While discussing the provinces of Canada in my French class, my teacher
missed P.E.I. When I pointed this out to her, she said that she thought
that it was too small to be a province.
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
Conversation with a cashier at local store...
Mother: Yes, we just moved from Canada.
Cashier: Boy, that must have been hard living in that small country down
there.
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
When I don't feel like telling my name to people, I tell them my name is
Jacques Strap. Suprisingly, people believe me (If you don't understand,
Jock strap = a cup, get it?)
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
I routinely get asked if I lived in Canadia. If anyone can tell me where
Canadia is, I might be able to enlighten many people.
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
Canada seems to be a mystery to many people... Someone asked me if we
drove on the left or on the right side of the roads in Canada.
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
I have a Canadian flag on backpack and one person asked me (very
seriously) if the flag on my backback was from Antarctica or Canada.
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
While dicussing my teacher's son in class, the teacher had said her son
in Massachusetts school had been "learning hockey, or ice hockey, or
whatever they call it up there." I thought this was rather funny until
she mentioned that it was very hard for him because he had never used a
hockey cue before.
Submitted by Lorraine de la Haye Wiese
Stranger: Where are you from?
Lorraine: Canada.
Stranger: Is that a big state?
Submitted by
Sean de la Haye
Usually when I talk to Texans down here, they try to make conversation
by asking what Canada is like. This time, someone asked me if we spoke
'Canadian' in Canada. At first I thought he was kidding, but he was
serious. Anyway, after I finished laughing, I told him, "No."
New Story!
Submitted by Sean de la Haye
While discussing my Canadian heritage with some people in my class
(women), one of them asked me seriously if I had ever met Celine Dion.
Jeez.
New Story!
Submitted by Sean de la Haye
Also while discussing Canada, someone else asked me if I had ever lived
in Canada. I don't know, but maybe me liking Canada more than the USA,
me knowing a lot about Canada and me having a Canadian flag on all my
stuff is not a large enough clue.
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