The Canada discussion thread

[MikelArteta]

That's all I drink.


As far as Hamilton goes..... Back in the day ya boy was straight over there. Hoes were so gotdamn easy. Hess Village, Billy Bobs..

The memories...

You can get a nice house in Hamilton. There are some cool areas. Just not my thing, though. I'm a city boy..but even the city is getting too expensive.

tell us more of your exploits j lova you seem to have conquered everywhere montreal, downtown toronto even that albatross known as hamilton.

what else hicky places has teh gawd sowed his oats?

 

[JLova]

tell us more of your exploits j lova you seem to have conquered everywhere montreal, downtown toronto even that albatross known as hamilton.

what else hicky places has teh gawd sowed his oats?

In Canada...

Kitchener, Windsor, London, Oshawa, St Catherines/Niagara Falls...

 

[Beerus]

fukk this weak ass province! My dream is for Quebec to separate and then Montreal holds it's own referendum and becomes a part of Ontario.

word

rest of quebec is cesspool status

 

[Tetris v2.0]

I been saying Montreal should be its own province!

 

[MikelArteta]

@JLova
@Jamal
@spinoza

I'm off for a week so I'm finally taking my azz down to Montreal for a few days

For folks in Toronto, what do you use to get down there

Via rail or bus?



Is the Latin quarter the best spot to stay?
How are taxi prices $

Is the train or bus station right downtown?

I'll be going alone, will some french cacs try and test me?

Are people friendly if I get lost will they be on that i don't speak English?

If I take the subway what stops do I not get off?



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[Kilgore Trout]

Have fun breh....

Cant really answer any of those questions...I went with some friends who went to school there so they knew how to get around. My french is OK.....nothing to brag about really but I rarely found myself having to use it except when I was ordering groceries or making small talk. Cabs are cheaper but they try to hustle you....and go the wrong way, get lost and run up the tab.

 

[JLova]

Latin Quarter's kind of a crappy area but it's close to all the action. I'd try staying elsewhere. I stayed at the Sheraton which is by the Bell Centre. I have also stayed at the Delta which is further north and used to stay at the Holiday Inn on Rene Levesque as well.

Just stay near St Cahterines street. Walk along that street. It's like Yonge Street but with way more shopping, restaurants, bars and it's long as hell. There's nothing like it in Toronto or anywhere really.

Make sure you go to Old Montreal as well. You can walk down there, take cab or subway.

No idea about clubbing. Haven't been to a club there in a couple years. They are live though.

Make sure you check out Schwartz's http://schwartzsdeli.com/. There's always a line up btw...but it goes pretty quickly. Prepare to wait a good 20-30mins or more but it's worth it.

I either drive or take the train. Train station is downtown.

 

[Jamal514]

@JLova
@Jamal
@spinoza



Is the Latin quarter the best spot to stay?
How are taxi prices $

Is the train or bus station right downtown?

I'll be going alone, will some french cacs try and test me?

Are people friendly if I get lost will they be on that i don't speak English?

If I take the subway what stops do I not get off?



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Most French people are bilingual and cool with English speaking people and won't give you any problems about the language you speak. Some are kinda rude, but I doubt anyone is gonna try and test you physically.

If you are staying downtown, the green line on the subway will be enough to get around. The green's main downtown stops are Atwater, Guy-Concordia, Peel, McGill, Place des Arts, St.Laurent, and Berri UQAM. The Orange line runs parallel to the green downtown and is closer to the river where Old Montreal and the Old Port are located. Once you pass Berri UQAM, your in the shytty, more French separatist part of downtown and the gay village is around there, you might wanna avoid that area.

 

[MikelArteta]

props prob going wed or thurs just for a night

 

[Savior]

My Toronto brehs whats good with your man Rob Ford hitting that crack pipe? Is he really bout that life? He's reaching Kwame Kilpatrick status with all this fukkery in the news

 

[Jamal514]

No idea about clubbing. Haven't been to a club there in a couple years. They are live though.

Lamouche and Muzique are my favorite spots these days. If your aged 23-30, you'll fit right in. Muzique is a little more upscale than Lamouche though, and they can be rather selective about who they let in. A few years ago, they were in the news for posting "No fat girls allowed" on their facebook page.

 

[MikelArteta]

Lamouche and Muzique are my favorite spots these days. If your aged 23-30, you'll fit right in. Muzique is a little more upscale than Lamouche though, and they can be rather selective about who they let in. A few years ago, they were in the news for posting "No fat girls allowed" on their facebook page.

whast the dress code like?

only clubs ive been to in ym life was in cuba, and i was treated like a king

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

In Canada...

Kitchener, Windsor, London, Oshawa, St Catherines/Niagara Falls...

pawg central

 

[Jamal514]

whast the dress code like?

only clubs ive been to in ym life was in cuba, and i was treated like a king

Semi-casual for both. No runners, no caps and no baggy clothes. You'll find women of all ethnicities if your looking to

 

[Jamal514]

pawg central

I love small town Ontario pawgs, they all have that corn-fed country thickness. Me and some friends stopped in Belleville at a rest stop on our way to Toronto last summer, pawgs were staring like they never seen brothas before.