Annexation of Canada

[minionofmidas]

Only if we're talking about the real Canada.

[minionofmidas]

Only if we're talking about the real Canada.

Hahaha, what is your obsession with "La Haute-Canada" and I would assume "Le Bas-Canada" ?

Le Haut-Canada, s'il te plait.
Pas d'obsession, j'aime le nom, c'est tout. Et je n'aime pas (dammit, what's "the flag" in French?)
The British colony of Canada was split into two, Upper Canada and Lower Canada, or Haut-Canada and Bas-Canada, in IIRC the 1820s, and reunited some 20 years after. Upon confederation in 1867, it was once again split along the same border as before, but the two parts were now named Quebec and Ontario instead.

[minionofmidas]

That's "you". The singular is "thou".

[minionofmidas]

"Y'all" is about 100,000 times better than that ubitquitous "You guys" that you hear so often in the Northeast/Midwest.

I often hear "you guys" when I'm out on a date with a woman from a waiter/waitress.  It makes me want to punch him in the head.  I am not going out with a guy, unlike others who populate this forum.

So what's the problem?  It's obvious to everybody in that situation - you, the waiter, and the woman you're with - what's going on.  Why do you feel that his choice of words is an affront to your sexuality?

Insecurity.

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It's two words. "You all".

[minionofmidas]

"Y'all" is about 100,000 times better than that ubitquitous "You guys" that you hear so often in the Northeast/Midwest.

I often hear "you guys" when I'm out on a date with a woman from a waiter/waitress.  It makes me want to punch him in the head.  I am not going out with a guy, unlike others who populate this forum.

So what's the problem?  It's obvious to everybody in that situation - you, the waiter, and the woman you're with - what's going on.  Why do you feel that his choice of words is an affront to your sexuality?

Insecurity.

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It's two words. "You all".

Actually I've heard it stands for "ya all," making the position of the apostrophe ambiguous, either "ya'll" or "y'all."

Except that ya is not an english world.