How do Canadians abbreviate dates?

[dooley_womack1]

Tell her you wanna taste her poutine

 

[JR]

Tell her you wanna taste her poutine

Ding dong. We have a winner.

 

[RagingCanuck]

Offer to buy her a Canadian beer.

Or say "Hey let's go to Olive Garden for dinner!"

It's not in Canada anymore - or at least not in the Centre of the Universe - or is that part of the joke?

There's at least one in Calgary.

 

[JC]

Offer to buy her a Canadian beer.

Or say "Hey let's go to Olive Garden for dinner!"

It's not in Canada anymore - or at least not in the Centre of the Universe - or is that part of the joke?

There are a few in BC as well
There's at least one in Calgary.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Olive Garden falls victim to JR's dislike of any business with more than five employees

 

[JR]

Olive Garden falls victim to JR's dislike of any business with more than five employees

No, it falls victim to my dislike of phony Italian food. They might as well call it McOlive Garden.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Dude, it's perfectly yummy food.

 

[JR]

Dude, it's perfectly yummy food.

Next time I look for "Best Italian Restaurant in Toronto", my keyword search will be "yummy"

 

[dooley_womack1]

Not sure if you want to use such technical language, tho.

 

[Double J]

I don't know why people do it day/month/year when you wouldn't say it like that if you were telling someone the date.

Today is January 16, 2011 - month, day, year. Which means the proper abbreviation should be 1/16/11 - month, day, year.

And Paul Henderson does belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame. forkers.

 

[deskslave]

Plenty of people say the 16th of January, don't they?

 

[JC]

I don't know why people do it day/month/year when you wouldn't say it like that if you were telling someone the date.

Today is January 16, 2011 - month, day, year. Which means the proper abbreviation should be 1/16/11 - month, day, year.

And Paul Henderson does belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame. forkers.

I agree, well, except for the Henderson thing