@actofdog I say eh quite often, and I've only been to Canada twice. lol

@actofdog I used to build fire trucks. The company got an order once for 5 trucks for Edmenton, AL.

@actofdog No worries. I mistype all the time. I didn't take it that way anyways. It's hard to hurt my feelings.

@actofdog It's 2AM here as well. Omaha was 1AM, but Council Bluffs, IA (just across the river) was 2 AM at the time. People would go across the river to drink till 2.

Vegas and Miami are 24/7 tho.

@TheGreatShadow I picked up the "eh" after my trip to Canada. Can't wait to go back!!

@TheGreatShadow The whole ten days I was there visiting my Uncle and cousins, I heard that word everywhere. When talking with the waitresses in the restaurant I came to love there in Golden, I noticed that after every sentence that ended as a question came the eh. It's easy to pick up little things like that when you keep hearing it over and over....LOL

@Redheadedgammy I use the word golden often. I didn't pick that up in Canada either. But this was probably 25 years ago the last time I was up there. I remember going to a restraunt and the waitress asked if I wanted gravy with my fries. I was like WTF? I ordered it anyways. I rarely ever eat fast food, but when I go to DQ, I almost always get the chicken strip basket. I ask for extra white gravy. One cup is for the strips, rest for the fries! That I did pick up in Canada.

I remember a Mountie showed my sister and I the inside of her cop car. That was nice of her to do. We used to have pictures, but I am sure they are long lost.

@TheGreatShadow Golden is the name of the town in B.C. where my Uncle lives.

@Redheadedgammy Gotcha. There is Golden Colorado too. lol I use golden to say "it's solid', or 'that's great", "I approve", etc.

@TheGreatShadow Cool, now I have another use for the word "Golden"....

@Redheadedgammy Cool, cool.