[TO_mike]

Just a newbie saying hello.

Ive seen a few fellow Canadians on the board eh, but I was just wondering if there's anyone from the Toronto area.

Mike

 

[Canadian]

I'm also from the T-Dot. In the Yonge and Finch area. Welcome and enjoy the forum.

 

[Jason]

T-Dot? Care to enlighten us Southerners?

 

[EdithGassion]

Welcome to preparedsociety...Hope to have a great time here.:2thumb:

 

[Canadian]

T-Dot is the abbreviation for Toronto Ontario. T.O. gets shortened down to T-Dot. Other wise known as Tee Ohh.

 

[sailaway]

T-Dot? Care to enlighten us Southerners?

Me thinks that's aboot the part of the world where ice comes from. Oh yea and the band Rush and those McKenzie Bro's. ok hozer:ignore:

 

[Canadian]

We don't say aboot.

 

[Jason]

You can clain Rush, though...excellent music.

 

[The_Blob]

welcome to the forum :congrat:

 

[northernontario]

We don't say aboot.

I bet 99% of Torontonians (and Southern Ontario'ans) don't say 'aboot'. However... North Western Ontario... anywhere west of ThunderBay... they definitely DO say 'aboot'.

Discovered this on a roadtrip across Ontario a couple years ago... I was shocked. Of course, this is also a tourist area (hunting/lodges) for Americans... saw a ton of US plates... so now you know where the stereotype comes from.

 

[NaeKid]

I don't say ah-boot ... I pronounce it aw-bowt :2thumb:

 

[Canadian]

Word up! That's how WE roll!