Another Canadian Question

[Canuck]

C'est l'Homme!

C'est l'Homme est T

[Amoskeag]

What is your name?

What is your quest?

What is your favorite color?

[sharpdressedscot]

What is your name? Sharpdressedscot

What is your quest? Conquering the pants-wearing world!!

What is your favorite color? Uh, red no blue, wait-aaahhhhhh

[haukehaien]

C'est l'Homme est T

Dis quoi?

[Chrissss]

Dis quoi?

Say what?
<grin>

Chris...

[Colin]

Yes it's the law we have to answer a skill testing question (mathmatical). It's extremely archaic but still on the books. They usually are overly simple in that you have to add, subtract, multiply and devide in the same question. To save time and brain cells they usually whisper the answer so that you can write it down. heaven forbid that I ever win millions in the lottery... "What's the square root of infinity?"

The other big difference is that in Canada we don't get taxed on any lotto winnings. Personally I will answer the skill testing question for that break.

[Ancienne Alliance]

Dis quoi?

Quoi, dis quoi ? ...toi même (et ta soeur !)

[haukehaien]

Quoi, dis quoi ? ...toi même (et ta soeur !)

Parle plus de ma soeur, hein? Va te faire ... j'ai pas le temps, choisi quelque chose assez affreux.

Vraiment, je ne comprends pas ce qu'il veut dire avec <<c'est l'homme est T>>, alors ...

[Jack Daw]

It's all part of the conspiracy, the also make us answer in English and French

Yeah, they make us Texans write in English, too.

[Canuck]

C'est l'Homme!

C'est l'Homme le
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