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I have never bought a goat and named him terry.

I have never been to a steakhouse

(this really saddens me </3)

^ There really nice
I have never been attacked by a shark with a sub machine Uzi.

I will have to go sometime!

I have never had a medium rare steak!

another thing that I want to try! My family always has done it well done

I recommend Morton's.
I have never played RRR2

I have never had a video with over 1,000 views on YouTube.

Sad truth bruh

Make a Minecraft video and sell your soul to the YouTube traffix.

I have never seen such global friendliness as from the people in Canada.

I have never been to Canada!

Another thing that saddens me

Do they really live up to the niceness? Now that is awesome. I hope the States is just as friendly.

Coming from a stoic/rude (depending on your point of view ) place as the Netherlands, the people of Canada are crazy nice. Just as an example, when people here in cars stop and wait for you to cross the road (which is 80% of the people almost immediately as opposed to the Dutch 40%), they give you so much space by waiting on the far side of the road as opposed to stopping right next to your feet that it feels like they're doing it because they want to let you pass, instead of because you were in the way and they had to let you cross.
Now I'm not saying that's actually what's going on in the Dutchman's mind, but it's just how some people's actions come across as when comparing.

Funny contrast though: in Holland it's more likely to get a greeting from people walking past you on the street.

Shrooblord wrote:Make a Minecraft video and sell your soul to the YouTube traffix.

I have never seen such global friendliness as from the people in Canada.

There so many!
I never had a billion Euros.

Shrooblord wrote:Coming from a stoic/rude (depending on your point of view ) place as the Netherlands, the people of Canada are crazy nice. Just as an example, when people here in cars stop and wait for you to cross the road (which is 80% of the people almost immediately as opposed to the Dutch 40%), they give you so much space by waiting on the far side of the road as opposed to stopping right next to your feet that it feels like they're doing it because they want to let you pass, instead of because you were in the way and they had to let you cross.
Now I'm not saying that's actually what's going on in the Dutchman's mind, but it's just how some people's actions come across as when comparing.

I think this is moreso a culture/how you learn thing, because we're taught to leave loads of space like that. I've found we are, compared to the US, a bit more polite in general when it comes to driving though.

DandyGuy wrote:I never had a billion Euros.

It's been said before not to make dumb 'I Have Never's, it's against the rules.

Adsolution wrote:I think this is moreso a culture/how you learn thing, because we're taught to leave loads of space like that.

Oh, yes, absolutely. And I'm enjoying the culture loads! Of course, it will probably have its own downsides, but I haven't spotted those yet.

@Adsolution Sorry I probably should have read those first.
I have never used an Android.

Peace & tranquility has been restored!

I have never owned a pair of denim shorts

I can no longer say any of the following:
I have never been outside Ireland.
I have never been on a plane.
I have never been to a(n officially) Communist country.
I have never failed (got <40% in) an exam.

I have never had an sql error here

I have never felt disappointed over an RD, but I'm getting there.

I have never pee'd in the pool xD

I've never tried lobster, but I've heard it's really good.

I have never had seafood, come to think of it.