[rickmichaels]

I regret that some of my fellow Canadians were rude to you. We have our fair share of ignorant ass-hats up here. I’d welcome you to Canada and clink beer bottles with you anytime. (Canadian beer, of course!)

[Ditter]

Thank you for that nice invitation but I think our hunting, fishing and traveling days are over. MrD is 80 now and his health is not the best but i will remember your kindness.

[Gay State Conservative]

I think the typical American understands that the typical Canadian is pretty cool.Also,a good part of my experiences with Canadians have been in Quebec which is,IIRC,considered a different kettle of fish.And,the first real love of my life was from Nova Scotia who did,BTW,say “oot” instead of “owt” (out). ;-)

[RitchieAprile]

A Canadian is walking down the street with a case of beer under his arm.

His friend Arnie stops him and asks, ‘Hey Bill, whatcha got that case of beer for?’

‘Well, I got it for my wife, you see?’ answers Bill.

‘Wow!’ exclaims Arnie, ‘Great trade.’

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

I have spent about a year in Canada all told and found the people almost universally polite and hospitable, with a few unfortunate exceptions. Most people don’t know you’re American unless you tell them, but that rarely comes up. And people from Albert have accents every bit as redneck as Texas.