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Attention, North American readers! And readers who have been to North America! Listener Helen has got in touch to ask our advice, but as we are insufficiently well travelled to provide a useful answer, we’re throwing it open to you lot, in the form of a poll. Helen says:
As part of my degree, I am spending next year somewhere in North America but am finding it hard to choose where to go.
We know how you all enjoy exercising your democratic rights, so get voting!
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November 29, 2008 at 4:50 pm |
Helen should visit Austin, Texas. Here she can see that not all Texans are conservative assholes; plus we have the best Mexican and vegetarian restaurants anywhere. We’re extremely friendly and we only have two weeks of winter……
November 29, 2008 at 2:35 pm |
Guys, it’s a tad insulting that “America” consists of cities and “Canada”. Canada is huge country, bigger than the United States, and has some of the coolest cities in North America. (America is a misnomer by the way, North America constitutes the country called the United States of America and the country called Canada along with Greenland and others.) If I were Helen, I would serious look into Vancouver – laid back with weather similar to England, Calgary – lots of money there, Toronto – pretty similar to New York with fewer “celebrities” or Montreal – fucking freezing but SO MUCH FUN.
As an aside, when I voted for Canada, it showed that 45% of voters think that’s where Helen should go. I’m thinking Graham from Canada has voted more than once.
Love your show, Deirdre (pronounced the Irish way – Deer-draw).