And now, a quick quiz

[den]

You are: 60% Canadian!! You've lived here for a few years, but you're probably an immagrant.You've still got a little bit to learn about hockey, and what T.V. shows you should be watching, but you're almost there! Hey, at least your kids will be Canadian! Take the "How Canadian are YOU?" Quiz by Daestwen Put this test in your live journal/dead journal/blog:

It's wrong about living there a few years. I've never been to Canada but I suspect they're the same as us Aussies. An artistic friend of mine moved from Paris ro Montreal to take up a teaching position. "Ive heard the spoken French is different there," I said.

"It is!" said Sophie. "It's like listening to Australians speak English."

The Other Sydney is in Canada and lonita was born there. Whenever I hear a US programme talk about "Sydney, Australia" I mentally think "That's so no one can confuse it with Sydney, Nova Scotia."

Comments

Re: Sydney, Australia

[henman.livejournal.com]

Of course no-one would ever get confused (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/2172858.stm), would they? :)

I'm sure there was also a couple of schoolgirls made the same mistake a year or two back, but I can't find that on the BBC site.

[tatterdemalion.livejournal.com]

LOL

i'm 60% canadian too..

must be the similarities

[ms-interpret.livejournal.com]

I'm only 50%, and I was born and raised here in Canada. The test sucks. :)

Making my own at the moment. :)

[oceansedge.livejournal.com]

What I wanna know is WHERE did I lose 10%, ohh yeah.... I'm not a Canadian, I'm a Cape Bretoner, born Glace Bay, raised in *Sydney.



*yeah that OTHER Sydney

Heh.

[ursuscal.livejournal.com]

I am proud to say that I scored a *zero percent* on that test, eh? And to my amusement, they even misspelled "disgust." Must have been authored by a wanker Quebecois, heehee.