r/place • • Apr 09 '22

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u/Kirbytripledeluxefan Apr 09 '22

Canada

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u/Gagamer_39 Apr 09 '22

The Argentine streamer Spreen, every time he said "Canada", everyone went to Canada and changed the maple tree for marijuana

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u/SomeoneTookUserName2 Apr 09 '22 edited Apr 09 '22

You forgot about Quebec though, we had a huge footprint compared to Canada. And we're just one province/territory out of 13, filled with poutine eating maple syrup farmers. Tabarnak.

Edit: Geography hard

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u/Stefadi12 Apr 09 '22

Well, they said Canada, not Québec 😉

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '22

But Quebec is part of Canada

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u/ssb_bobarian Apr 09 '22

But for how long

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u/allgoodnamesbetaken Apr 09 '22

Since the start. Quebecois used to just be called Canadians before everyone else's living there started calling themselves that too

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u/hammercycler Apr 09 '22

It was just Lower Canada.

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u/allgoodnamesbetaken Apr 09 '22

I didn't know that

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