I went to Montreal with my French class once. It seems like a cool, exciting city but all we really did there was go to the Olympic Stadium and walk through some nature expo.

I want to move overseas for a while after I finish uni in 3 years. Europe or the US or Canada.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;15131707]sooo a weird thing happened today. i was looking at the tv guide trying to find something on and on MTVHD they had Gorillaz Live in Harlem on, so i'm like hell yeah i love the Gorillaz and i turn it on.[/QUOTE]

I read most of this post thinking that you wrote Godzilla Live in Harlem. I cried tears of joy, only to wipe them away in disappointment.

dei don't move to french canada it's for pus[size=2]sies[/size]

montreal was the site of GoonCon 2007, where a bunch of something awful members got together to collectively be awkward nerds

ive seen the youtubes its quite scary. but luckily they probably wont be back that way so its safe for you, dei :)

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;15133087]dei don't move to french canada it's for pus[size=2]sies[/size][/QUOTE]

What's wrong with Franch Canadia?

br3ad man come to vancouver we can wear sandals and listen to jack johnson

[QUOTE=fauxreal;15133335]What's wrong with Franch Canadia?[/QUOTE]

they're not even real french people

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;15131707]sooo a weird thing happened today. i was looking at the tv guide trying to find something on and on MTVHD they had Gorillaz Live in Harlem on, so i'm like hell yeah i love the Gorillaz and i turn it on. it's Dennis Hopper in the middle of the reading in Fire Coming Out of a Monkey's Head (i think thats the name of the song...). but anyways it was awesome and they continue the album from there by track (maybe they just did Demon Days in full). so they play Don't Get Lost in Heaven, which was awesome because they had this big chorus of black people who actually sounded really great. then they start Demon Days, with a full orchestra and everything. everythings sounding perfect and im thinkin wow, this is an amazing performance. when the drums and everything kick in, a chill runs all over my body. and when the chorus came in again, i actually started getting teary-eyed. i mean i like Demon Days, and i always thought the title track was an awesome closer, but i never really thought it was THAT awesome... so i really don't know why this did it for me when a lot of other stuff that i'd think i like more never comes close to bringing me to tears, but i couldn't help it. i dunno. this was one of the first times music has brought me to tears. like it wasnt much, i had to wipe my eyes though. very weird experience. i just thought id share that. this may or may not prove to have been a good idea.[/QUOTE]

I SAW THAT WHOLE THING!! It's awesome. The lead singer actually shows his face at the end of the concert and does a few other songs. But the orchestra was amazing. Its no wonder they don't do many shows he has to get all those artists together.

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;15133609]they're not even real french people[/QUOTE]

So what?

[QUOTE=fauxreal;15133655]So what?[/QUOTE]

so it's like getting the worst of both worlds

canada's winter
french's fags

[QUOTE=reidster90;15133652]I SAW THAT WHOLE THING!! It's awesome. The lead singer actually shows his face at the end of the concert and does a few other songs. But the orchestra was amazing. Its no wonder they don't do many shows he has to get all those artists together.[/QUOTE]

HI5555555555

i actually had to leave after that song, but recorded the rest. i need to go back and watch the rest. i'm considering getting it on DVD if it's available, because i reeeeally want to see the first 80%. like i said, the choir is really what did it for me on that Don't Get Lost in Heaven / Demon Days performance.

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;15133664]so it's like getting the worst of both worlds

canada's winter
french's fags[/QUOTE]
french is not a country you stupid f[size=2]u[/size]ck

[QUOTE]i cried during "an inconvienent truth"[/QUOTE]

nevr forget

haha that is so sad

not like sad sad but yknow

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;15133609]they're not even real french people[/QUOTE]

yeah they are and winters aren't that bad in Quebec compared to other parts of Canada and even in parts of the US.

[QUOTE=pulseczar;15133816]oui oui france crescents [/QUOTE]

oh okay

please stop your bigotry

[quote=EightMilesHigh;15133515]br3ad man come to vancouver we can wear sandals and listen to jack johnson[/quote]

Okay!


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[QUOTE=pulseczar;15133893]please stop your bigotry[/QUOTE]

wanna fight about it

[QUOTE=pulseczar;15133816]yeah they are and winters aren't that bad in Quebec compared to other parts of Canada and even in parts of the US.[/QUOTE]

How cold do their winters get? I'm looking for something cooler than the winters here in Los Angeles, if you can call them winters.

[QUOTE=fauxreal;15133904]How cold do their winters get? I'm looking for something cooler than the winters here in Los Angeles, if you can call them winters.[/QUOTE]

oh they're definitely "real" winters, with -10 to -20 (and probably colder at times) temperatures and snow. but that's in degrees Celsius, i don't know anything about Fahrenheit.

[quote=sexymuffin]wanna fight about it[/quote]

get ready for a considerable a[size=2]ss[/size] whoopin

-10ºC is supposed to be like 14ºF. I think Los Angeles drops to about 50ºF in the winter, so yeah, that should do.

Definitely don't come here. It's the middle of winter (or just after) and it's been well over 20 degrees C in the day for the past few weeks. Pretty annoying tbh.

I got a pretty deep cut on my finger yesterday and it's hurting so much at the moment. Stings like hell.

(-10) degrees Celsius = 14 degrees Fahrenheit

[QUOTE=fauxreal;15133904]How cold do their winters get? I'm looking for something cooler than the winters here in Los Angeles, if you can call them winters.[/QUOTE]

coldness is stupid you'll get sick of it after about five minutes

I couldn't live in a place where it snows longterm because I ain't shoveling no walkways.

Snow rules.

you live in the UP of Michigan so if you didnt like snow you probably would have stabbed yourself to death with an icicle by now

You primitives and your snow dwellings. Here in California, we've completely eliminated snow all together.

But you haven't eliminated the challenges of the heart as I've assessed from watching The OC.