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PEI is the most ass-backward Province in Canada. | PEI is the most ass-backward Province in Canada. | ||
| − | Despite being the place where the idea of forming Canada as an independent nation was born, it didn't join Confederation until | + | Despite being the place where the idea of forming Canada as an independent nation was born, it didn't join Confederation until six years later. |
It doesn't have canned pop. It doesn't have pop in plastic bottles. Everything is in damn glass bottles and they are over-priced. Here, 750mL costs a dollar, plus a 40 cent deposit on the bottle. For that amount I could get 2L of pop anywhere else in Canada. | It doesn't have canned pop. It doesn't have pop in plastic bottles. Everything is in damn glass bottles and they are over-priced. Here, 750mL costs a dollar, plus a 40 cent deposit on the bottle. For that amount I could get 2L of pop anywhere else in Canada. | ||
I don't know why I still live here. I'm leaving this summer. Good riddance. | I don't know why I still live here. I'm leaving this summer. Good riddance. | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 5 April 2008
PEI is the most ass-backward Province in Canada.
Despite being the place where the idea of forming Canada as an independent nation was born, it didn't join Confederation until six years later.
It doesn't have canned pop. It doesn't have pop in plastic bottles. Everything is in damn glass bottles and they are over-priced. Here, 750mL costs a dollar, plus a 40 cent deposit on the bottle. For that amount I could get 2L of pop anywhere else in Canada.
I don't know why I still live here. I'm leaving this summer. Good riddance.
