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- ABC’s of Small Talk–C
JUL26th2010
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C is for common, usually people get along because they have common interests, attitudes, or simply put they have things in common. For example, in a grocery store while queuing up to the cashier , you can try to make a not-so-obvious quick scan at the things the person behind you bought. You notice that [...]
- ABC’s of Small Talk–B
JUL26th2010
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B- basketball Lakers or Celtics? That alone stirs up a conversation especially for men.
Basketball is a very interesting topic. They could go on and on talking about it for hours.
Here are some examples you can use to start conversation about basketball:
Did you watch the NBA game last night?
Whose side are you? Lakers or Celtics?
B is [...] - So you think you are Canadian eh???—Rad
JUL26th2010
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rad: Short for radiator in a car or home heating, but pronounced like the first syllable of ‘radical’.
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—Kraft Dinner
JUL26th2010
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Kraft Dinner: Kraft macaroni and cheese. Sometimes called “Krap Dinner” or “KD”. Common food for both university students and kids.
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—Pop
JUL26th2010
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pop: the common name for soft drinks or soda pop.
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—Pickerel
JUL20th2010
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Pickerel: This is a slang word for walleye — a type of fish
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—Pencil Crayon
JUL20th2010
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Pencil Crayon: coloured pencil used for colouring
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—Parkade
JUL20th2010
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Parkade: a parking garage with different floors
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—Nanaimo bar
JUL20th2010
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Nanaimo bar: a confection named for the town of Nanaimo, British Columbia and made of egg custard with a Graham-cracker-based bottom and a thin layer of chocolate on top; however, this term is now widespread in the United States and elsewhere, because of Starbucks.
- So you think you are Canadian eh???—lumber jacket
JUL20th2010
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lumber jacket: known as doeskin in British, this is a thick flannel jackeolett either red and black or green and black preferred by blue collar workers and heavy metal/grunge aficionados. This apparel is more commonly referred to as a mackinac (pron mackinaw).
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