You don't steal candy in Canada

[Oexmelin]

It shouldn't be taken this seriously.

[Monoriu]

It shouldn't be taken this seriously.

I don't expect them to catch every thief, but it would be nice to know that not 100% of them can get away with it. 

[viper37]

Canada seems like a very unsafe place.

Have you ever been G?

yes.  He even met with an horrible homophobic, anglophobic person while visiting our country and nothing bad happened.

[viper37]

Les flics always seem to be around in Montreal.  Don't really remember seeing a bunch in Toronto.

You were mostly downtown though. Gotta keep an eye on the bros descending from Boston every goddamn weekend thinking it's ok to get loud, drunk and grab girls because "it's Montreal man! knowadImean?"

nonsense.  Bruins fans are charming people.  It's the Habs one you got to watch for. 

[garbon]

Canada seems like a very unsafe place.

Have you ever been G?

yes.  He even met with an horrible homophobic, anglophobic person while visiting our country and nothing bad happened.

That's how you tell it.

[Admiral Yi]

nonsense.  Bruins fans are charming people.  It's the Habs one you got to watch for. 

Actually my general impression is that Anglo Canadians are bigger knuckleheads in Montreal than Americans.

[viper37]

nonsense.  Bruins fans are charming people.  It's the Habs one you got to watch for. 

Actually my general impression is that Anglo Canadians are bigger knuckleheads in Montreal than Americans.

During springbreak, both group can be knuckleheads.   They're not used to drinking, they come over here where it's still very liberal, so they drink until they nearly pass out.

During hockey games, Boston fans have a certain reputation they sometimes try to uphold, and with Habs fans, that creates... frictions.  That's like having a party where you invite Bandidos and Hell's Angels with their patches. 

Not to say that some Montreal fans don't do crazy shit in Boston either.