thefit said:looks good to me, is it a dessert?
Just trying to emulate your good looks sir!demi said:You look like mold.
Fifty said:It's not fine art, it's just tasty. Have you even had it, Willco?
Fifty said:Oh ok, I just wanted to make sure you were passing judgement on it before trying it.![]()
android said:Okay Willco we will keep Poutine out of America, only if America promises to quite bottling it's urine and sending it up here, hoping to sell it as beer. Keep that stuff below the 49th.
android said:Okay Willco we will keep Poutine out of America, only if America promises to quit bottling it's urine and sending it up here, hoping to sell it as beer. Keep that stuff below the 49th.
Yeah but the difference is Poutine, while fatting and ugly, tastes great.Willco said:Dude, Americans don't even like American beer. The only American beer I drink is Yuengling and those who enjoy it will testify to it's great taste.
... Unfortunately, it's a small time brewery and with limited sales range.
calder said:I had poutine today with my burger. It was damn good.
And don't try to make it sound like it's got some weird shit in it, most everywhere it's just french fries, cheese (mozza or mozza/cheddar in most places) and regular brown gravy. Once you've had it, it's an obvious combo.
calder said:Mozzarella is not some weird extra-curdled cheese dude.
Mike Works said:Granted, this whole thread was started by someone who comes from a country where people put mayonaise on their french fries, so I doubt any fellow Canuckers took his opinion too seriously![]()
I've never heard of anyone using mayo on fries in Canada. Why put on mayo when you can use ketchup or vinegar or POUTINE?Willco said:Uh, we don't put mayo on our fries. Ketchup, dude. Ketchup. I'm sure some do, but it's just as common as say, someone putting mayo on their fries in Canada.
Mike Works said:I've never heard of anyone using mayo on fries in Canada. Why put on mayo when you can use ketchup or vinegar or POUTINE?
Seriously. Mayonaise.
android said:Give it a rest. You haven't tried it and yet call it gross, despite every Canadian posting here saying it's great.
You were probably one of those "eeeewwwwww vegetables" kids weren't you.
:lol No God created the Commonwealth and we shitted out the United StatesWillco said:And that's why God created America.
Well I've never heard of anyone in Canada ever using mayonaise on fries ever, and I've heard it referenced by two Americans I've met and in at least one movie, so no, it's not as common here as it is there?Willco said:You obviously didn't get the fucking point.
It's as common here as it is as common there.
Ketchup's the dip of choice for fries in Canada too, but that doesn't make poutine as common in the States as it is hereKetchup is the dip of choice for fries in America.
Mike Works said:Well I've never heard of anyone in Canada ever using mayonaise on fries ever, and I've heard it referenced by two Americans I've met and in at least one movie, so no, it's not as common here as it is there?
Ketchup's the dip of choice for fries in Canada too, but that doesn't make poutine as common in the States as it is here![]()
Huh? Poutine's common in the States?Willco said:Maybe there's a reason why poutine is common in the states, ay?
Mike Works said:Huh? Poutine's common in the States?
Gorgie said:At least we don't have biscuits and GRAVY for BREAKFAST. WTF is up with that?
Willco said:Dude, gravy, french fries and curdled cheese is weird shit.
Maybe I haven't spent enough time in Canada, but I've seen way more bottles of vinegar on tables than bottles of ketchup.Mike Works said:Ketchup's the dip of choice for fries in Canada too, but that doesn't make poutine as common in the States as it is here![]()