The Daily-Chit Chat of 09'

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Funnily enough, it is not my real(ish) last name. My dad's real dad committed suicide when my dad was like 3ish years old, and my grandma got remarried to a man with the last name champion, essentially renaming my dad's last name.

The grandpa I never knew had the last name, English.
 
Feign said:
Funnily enough, it is not my real(ish) last name. My dad's real dad committed suicide when my dad was like 3ish years old, and my grandma got remarried to a man with the last name champion, essentially renaming my dad's last name.

The grandpa I never knew had the last name, English.
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ENGLISH CHAMPION.
there. you go.

Sorry about that story about suicide, and all. ;;
 
¿Question Kiyoshi-Crayon? said:
ENGLISH CHAMPION.
there. you go.

Sorry about that story about suicide, and all. ;;
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Heh, it's no worries. I'm not even privy as to much of the details...

Oh talking about relatives, I have 4th (or 5th, can't remember) cousins that live in America (Florida), and not only are they full blown American accent, and church-goer American, but they're loaded... Like really loaded with cash...
 
Wheat bread is definitely the way to go. I'm chompin' down on a ham sammich with mayo, ketchup and cheese. ^^" It's quite delectable. :) And to quench my thirsts, a nice tall glass of freshly brewed tea. :D

What's up?
 
_Dean_ said:
Wheat bread is definitely the way to go. I'm chompin' down on a ham sammich with mayo, ketchup and cheese. ^^" It's quite delectable. :) And to quench my thirsts, a nice tall glass of freshly brewed tea. :D

What's up?
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*starts choking an coughing on coffee*

That's almost as bad as my dad's famous
Left-over & dry sauce'd spaghetti w/ mayonaise sandwiches!

XC
 
Feign said:
Oh talking about relatives, I have 4th (or 5th, can't remember) cousins that live in America (Florida), and not only are they full blown American accent, and church-goer American, but they're loaded... Like really loaded with cash...
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I barely even know my second cousins. XD Did you do some research on your family tree or something?
 
Feign said:
I meant to say my real name... The last name is uber >.>

Supper time
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Darn, I was just about to say your last name was literally "uber." :/

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I work at a music/movie store, so more than just till related business.

I also enjoy refusing games to underage kids... Though it is unfortunate that it does not reciprocate on x-box live...
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That's awesome, does it pay okay for that kind of store?
 
How about:

My great grandma's cousin's sister's daughter's daughter, is my 5th cousin. (I believe this is the correct one).

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Darn, I was just about to say your last name was literally "uber." :/


That's awesome, does it pay okay for that kind of store?
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Haha not quite
 
Feign said:
How about:

My great grandma's cousin's sister's daughter's daughter, is my 5th cousin. (I believe this is the correct one).

Haha not quite
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I can't believe I got that. So if she were directly related, she would be an aunt, I suppose?

And you are speaking American money wise right? I'm not sure, but I think the Canadian dollar is worth more now.
 
I believe the Canadian dollar "was" higher than the USD, but I think they are the same, now. But I could be wrong.

PS: New avi, keeper?
 
Feign said:
We were higher about a year ago. Right now I believe it is 1.09 to CAD.

Close: 1.105
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Aha, I wasn't sure. I knew I was right in the fact that it was higher at one point.

And yet everyone recognizes our currency more. :) haha jk
(I don't even know if that's true. :P)
 
In Canada we accept American coinage as regular coinage too (up to quatres, but even then it is a rare occurrence). It is really only American pennies we get. However, try the same thing with Canadian coinage in America, and people go crazy...

However, in America, it is legal to give a 100 pennies to a business as a form of payment, if an item was a dollar. In Canada, that is no longer legal tender, and the person receiving the change can chose to accept up to 25 pennies. Like I did today, I refused to take a lady's $1.20 in penny change.
 
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In Canada we accept American coinage as regular coinage too (up to quatres, but even then it is a rare occurrence). It is really only American pennies we get. However, try the same thing with Canadian coinage in America, and people go crazy...
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because....

IT'S SOOOOOOOO FOREIGNNNNNNNNNNN. <3333

Fairly Odd Parents quote FTW
 
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