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All but a few does not equal all.
LOLA swarm of 'em -- the bilingual school has more than 100 foreign teachers. A couple of dozen were Australians; I was there 6 years to include staff turnover with new ones. I'm the one with the facts and the everyday experience of it.
Which makes your posts with blinders Holier Than Thou. Intrusively so.
Which is unfortunate indeed. I posted I would never visit Australia, I did not post that all Australians are asshats.
I cannot change he who is holy and in fact holier than thou. Self appointed of course. Being superior and all that.
Thinking you know what I'm posting about and that you are in the right and I am wrong. Indeed, your posts are presumptuous and overbearing. Unwelcome if you really need to know which you do need to know. Because your posts presume to know more than I know about my experience to include all American expat teachers at the school.
You don't know what we Americans at the school for several years discussed among ourselves about the expat Australians at the school. Yet you know I am wrong. NOT.
Well if you'd like to just leap into other contrasts....if it equal for a random poster to diss Australians as it is for the POTUS to defend Nazis?"And some I'm sure are good people."
In question was the idea of making a generalization about a broad group based on a handful of examples.
Defend bigotry if you must.
Well if you'd like to just leap into other contrasts....if it equal for a random poster to diss Australians as it is for the POTUS to defend Nazis?
It was you who brought up things Trump says.Try a better analogy to things Trump says.
Or...just quit defending bigotry.
It was you who brought up things Trump says.
Of course you don't feel like explaining the stupid posts you've made.I suppose you're lost. I don't feel like explaining to you, over and over.
I said there's nothing wrong with what I said.LOL
Whatever dude. You said what you said.
Of course you don't feel like explaining the stupid posts you've made.
Your posts to me are OTT self righteous.Yes, we'll leave it as you making a broad generalization amounting to classic bigotry, and having it proven.
Last time I checked you don't need a passport to visit Canada.
I didn’t need one in the 90s when we crossed the border for one night (we had gone to a concert in the US and couldn’t find a hotel room so had to cross over to Canada). The did struggle a bit at the border crossing when we explained why we were only there for about 8 hours….I needed one in the 90's.
Maybe the 90's is when they stopped checking...I didn’t need one in the 90s when we crossed the border for one night (we had gone to a concert in the US and couldn’t find a hotel room so had to cross over to Canada). The did struggle a bit at the border crossing when we explained why we were only there for about 8 hours….
You still don't need one. They recommend a passport or passport card but a birth certificate will do.I needed one in the 90's.
Your posts to me are OTT self righteous.
Self appointed moralist.
Which accounts for the trumped up false claims in your posts.
I was there you were not. My statements are measured, yours are self serving generalizations that are absent the facts, the time, the place, the people; the matters. Your posts have nothing to go on except vague and unspecified accusations of wrongdoing that have no basis or application.
Any time I hear an Australian speak in their horrendous dialect I need a translator.
You still don't need one. They recommend a passport or passport card but a birth certificate will do.
Other Acceptable Documents:
For U.S. citizens entering Canada by land, a combination of a birth certificate (or other proof of U.S. citizenship) and a photo ID like a driver's license is also acceptable.
https://www.google.com/search?q=do+...CCLACAfEFZc-DAx1Y7QM&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Drove in and out of Canada from the USA in the 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's without a passport. Going into Canada was just waved on in. A couple times going back to the states was asked a few very easy to answer questions.I needed one in the 90's.
Drove in and out of Canada from the USA in the 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's without a passport. Going into Canada was just waved on in. A couple times going back to the states was asked a few very easy to answer questions.
When we were in our late twenties my husband and I were given an incredible inspection by the US returning from Canada. They opened a box of stationery I had with me and looked at the bottom. I had a laminated article in the bottom of the box. They took that out and read it. They looked at the ashes in the ash tray of the car. Neither my husband nor I smoked, so we hadn't looked at it. They asked us if we had been smoking marijuana. We had not. But my father was a pipe smoker and he used that car. His pipe tobacco ashes were in the car's ash tray. We were respectable citizens at that point in our lives, not hippies. My husband must have been working for a bank and I was a private school teacher. This was in the late 1970's or maybe 1980.We had ours checked.... go figure?
What an intrusive question.Yes or no question. If you are not an American citizen please say so in the comments after answering.
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