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Re:Things I've Learned from Traveling Around the World for T... by george_george on Tuesday August 24, 2010 @11:11PM (#1631913)
I'm an Australian living in a town with a pretty high level of immigrants, including a lot of Americans and Canadians, and I can't tell the difference between an American and a Canadian at all. I'm not entirely convinced the difference between a Canadian and an American would be any bigger than the difference between Texans and Californians, for example.
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Re:Things I've Learned from Traveling Around the World for T... by maxawaytoolong on Tuesday August 24, 2010 @11:22PM (#1631928)
The difference between a Canadian and an American is about the same as the difference between a Kiwi and an Aussie. Likewise, the difference between a Texan and a Californian is similar to the difference between someone from Geelong and someone from Sydney.
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Re:Things I've Learned from Traveling Around the World for T... by megablast on Wednesday August 25, 2010 @04:46AM (#1632348)
As an Australian, the difference between a Canadian, American, Australian, New Zealander and English person is very subtle.
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Re:Things I've Learned from Traveling Around the World for T... by maxawaytoolong on Wednesday August 25, 2010 @02:34PM (#1633704)
That was my point.
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