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7/29/2022 8:23:06 PM EDT
Just got back from my yearly fishing trip in Ontario.  At the boat landings I usually see a mix of Ontario and Minnesota license plates (due to the proximity to Fort Frances).  Every person that I've interacted with at the boat ramps that was from Ontario has always been super nice.  Never even a hint of dislike or negativity.

Is it the same when you get away from fellow fisherman or is there any undercurrent of dislike?

Just a wild thought that popped into my head.
7/30/2022 5:19:53 PM EDT
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people from Ont were friendly?
I don't fish much so I can't really comment but as a whole...we are a pretty laid back friendly people.
I think the only time you would see some friction is if the visitors were being idiots..
For fuck's sake. It is possessive. For the sake of fuck.
7/30/2022 10:15:34 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Striker:
people from Ont were friendly?
I don't fish much so I can't really comment but as a whole...we are a pretty laid back friendly people.
I think the only time you would see some friction is if the visitors were being idiots..
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I feel it’s like anything else. Act like an ass, be treated like an ass. However, I found having QC plates will get middle fingers from Nuns in Ontario.
7/31/2022 9:44:25 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By TnMike:


I feel it's like anything else. Act like an ass, be treated like an ass. However, I found having QC plates will get middle fingers from Nuns in Ontario.
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  I've run across folks from all across Canada that were as bad as some Quebecers.
For fuck's sake. It is possessive. For the sake of fuck.
7/31/2022 10:43:34 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Striker:
  I've run across folks from all across Canada that were as bad as some Quebecers.
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Originally Posted By Striker:
Originally Posted By TnMike:


I feel it's like anything else. Act like an ass, be treated like an ass. However, I found having QC plates will get middle fingers from Nuns in Ontario.
  I've run across folks from all across Canada that were as bad as some Quebecers.


This is true. Hahaha. I can think of one from NS that has resided in Pittsburgh for a while, but that’s a different discussion.
7/31/2022 6:25:05 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By TnMike:


This is true. Hahaha. I can think of one from NS that has resided in Pittsburgh for a while, but that's a different discussion.
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not sure what he acts like down there but in NS he does a lot for the hockey community,sick kids and you are just as liable to run into him walking around Halifax as you would be seeing him play in person. I've had a few friends get selfies with him that way.
For fuck's sake. It is possessive. For the sake of fuck.
8/1/2022 6:11:10 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Striker:
people from Ont were friendly?
I don't fish much so I can't really comment but as a whole...we are a pretty laid back friendly people.
I think the only time you would see some friction is if the visitors were being idiots..
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Originally Posted By Striker:
people from Ont were friendly?
I don't fish much so I can't really comment but as a whole...we are a pretty laid back friendly people.
I think the only time you would see some friction is if the visitors were being idiots..


Yes we exist :)

Originally Posted By Striker:

I don't fish much so I can't really comment but as a whole...we are a pretty laid back friendly people.
I think the only time you would see some friction is if the visitors were being idiots..


Agreed!
8/3/2022 3:37:39 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Friendly_Stranger:


Yes we exist :)



Agreed!
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lol. Lived in Belleville for 3 years when I was a kid..
For fuck's sake. It is possessive. For the sake of fuck.

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