According to 8, I can't call the answer for #2 as correct.
I will give #1 a correct call since it's being translated from Japanese. The building in the background is the A-Bomb Dome, the only building left standing from August 6, 1945 in the city.
Hmmm . . . I'm worrying that my friendly good joshing didn't make it through the tubes.
On my honeymoon in the Gulf Islands, my wife and I adopted this phrase off a friendly billboard, which I still hold dear: "The World Needs More Canada."
Indigo bookstore up here has that "The World Needs More Canada" quote above the escalators, surrounded by names of famous Canadians. Almost any internationally famous Canadian you can think of is up there.
What a crappy little country we are, where all our famous people can fit on a single, smarmy display.
2 is wrong.
I need more information than Toronto. It's a specific famous place in Toronto.
For 2 I'm going with Maple Leaf Garden.
I will give #1 a correct call since it's being translated from Japanese. The building in the background is the A-Bomb Dome, the only building left standing from August 6, 1945 in the city.
Well! And a happy Simcoe Day to you too!
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Being angry is not in keeping with the spirit of Simcoe Day.
On my honeymoon in the Gulf Islands, my wife and I adopted this phrase off a friendly billboard, which I still hold dear: "The World Needs More Canada."
But most of it is in the NWT.
What a crappy little country we are, where all our famous people can fit on a single, smarmy display.
I should have shown you the St. Louis Walk of Fame.
I still thought that even after reading the comments...
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