@TheNumerophile0@rhodocha Hell, it's been an official name for over 400, so even if people dismiss its long roots there's no getting around the stupidity.
@uckema Imma be honest. I didn't realize that SK meant South Korean for a sec, and was very confused as to what the opinion of Saskatchewan people had to do with anything, lol
@WilliamJosephh@TheChaosWeeber Yea, most of my dad's side are Scots (going back to at least 1715) and my mum's side are mostly English, having arrived as recently as post WWI
@cultjoon Yea, Torontonians have their own bullshit language stuff going on. If you're outside the GTA you may as well call it a completely separate dialect.
@ConeOfArc When I did tour segments at the Ontario Regiment Museum ages ago, I always tried to be unique and give facts about the specific vehicles we had and their service history.
@sillysilveez I think the most recent immigration in my family would be my mum's dad's parents, who came over from England after WWI. Other than that most of my ancestors arrived prior to confederation. In fact, on my dad's side, I have ancestors who came to NS from New Hampshire in 1715
@MsReyda Only thing I have ever bought off Etsy was mass produced, however I give it a pass since it was an antique Soviet military helmet. I reckon antiques probably don't count in your point though, lol.
@mertonesque@mealdealtruther That's a weird thing about non-denominational protestants. They're either what you described, or the most chill live and let live type people. No in between.
@BudLightSadness I love the fact that one of the most dangerous men in modern history looks like a calculus professor and, by all accounts I've read, is the friendliest guy around.