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#1
 2009-01-15, 01:49
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FoolishPimp 
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Montreal v Toronto
Hey, my friends and I are planning on going on a road trip this Summer and Canada is on our list of possible places. If we do go to Canada, should we go to Montreal or Toronto?
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#2
 2009-01-15, 02:12
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With you. Behind a lead pipe.
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Re: Montreal v Toronto
Toronto is my favorite city in the world, It's so great, there's so much to do.
and If you like sports there's every kind of pro sport team in Toronto.
Montreal sucks for one main reason, French Canadians are annoying and their culture sucks. I would stay away unless your actually French.
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#3
 2009-01-15, 02:23
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Lover of Scholar <333
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Re: Montreal v Toronto
As much as I absolutely fucking love Toronto to death, go with Montreal.
Don't listen to this idiot right here^, most people in Montreal speak fluent English, especially people you're likely to encounter in service destinations, bars, clubs, etc. With all the immigrants in Toronto, it'd be a safe bet to go with the Frenchies in terms of English fluency.
Both Toronto and Montreal have distinctive nightlives, both excelling in their own particular way. Having grown up in Toronto, I can't stress enough how amazing it is. However, you're unlikely to see anything very different in terms of overall feel in Toronto from where you're from(assuming you're actually in Delaware.), and I'm sure you don't want to see basically the same ole' same ole' when going on a road trip.
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#4
 2009-01-15, 17:23
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Re: Montreal v Toronto
When in the summer? Look at what's going on in the two cities at the time. There are regularly festivals and other things worth seeing in the summer.
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#5
 2009-01-15, 17:29
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With you. Behind a lead pipe.
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Re: Montreal v Toronto
Don't listen to this idiot right here^, most people in Montreal speak fluent English, especially people you're likely to encounter in service destinations, bars, clubs, etc. With all the immigrants in Toronto, it'd be a safe bet to go with the Frenchies in terms of English fluency.
Montreal is flooded with immigrants too 
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#6
 2009-01-15, 19:57
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Re: Montreal v Toronto
I like guys, i like the way they walk. but what i really love is the smell of a man, the way his hand feels around my pert breast
wow, dude bit off topic dont you think
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