The man had gray hair, the son had black hair and the mom had brown hair. Do y'all know them?
shareThey live in the igloo on the left.
Did their sled dogs take them on a wild ride south again?
They said they were from Ontario about 20 miles north of London in a rural area. They made a point of saying they were not from Toronto because they don't like big cities. Do sled dogs live in Ontario?
shareThey told they don't live in Toronto because everyone in Canada despises people from Toronto.
Sled dogs live everywhere - they're our main form of transportation.
Although I hear that Elon Musk is attempting to bring to market a cyber sled dog team, so that could be a game changer.
Well I feel sure you've correctly identified my tablemates then. The thing that made me think you would know them is that they are people, and that they're from Canada.
Should you ever come within proximity of people from the US, just reach out and I'll help you identify them.
I know how to identify Americans.
None of them know what a toque is.
No, I mean I can identify specifically who they are. Like you told me my Canadian hibachi mates lived in the igloo on the left.
I had to Google what a toque was. I guess I'm a real 'Murican.
But what kind of American?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdOPrBS2H0U
I hope it's this kind:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX_k5_egUAo
https://nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toque_(sport)
You wear these things on your head, right?
You can mock us, but remember, it was the Germans who called us stormtroopers in the Great War.
You keep that up, I won't apologize the next time you do something wrong.
"You can mock us, but remember, it was the Germans who called us stormtroopers in the Great War."
Because of this?: https://youtu.be/Ja4v-qiFvBg?si=P_vd5z8jPa_AwANH
I guess that's why you guys wear jockstraps on your heads.
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share"Hibachi Table"
This sounds like a place we have in USA called "Benihana," or as Michael Scott from The Office might say "Asian Hooters."
IIRC I was there once, maybe twice, overpriced and not very good, they had a flat grill, not a hibachi.
This was at Disney World so it's in the USA, and it's one of those places where the chef cooks in front of you. It was the best hibachi I've ever had. We don't have Benihana and never have around where I live so I've never been there to know for sure, but I think it's similar from what I've heard.
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