Not French Canadians eezi.
My parents in law were English born then went to Winnipeg, Manitoba where their children were born...spent many years working in the USA.
Their eldest son went to live in Seattle WA in the mid 50s, married an American and all his children were there (and still live there)
My OH came to Australia in the early 70s and has been here ever since apart from a few short trips to Seattle to see family.
My OH speaks worse French than I do and I only know high school French from 60 odd years ago.
@imastawka wrote:I had a Canadian buyer buy something on the Thursday night prior to Good Friday.
On Easter Monday was demanding to know where the item was. They hadn't received it.
It was the last straw. Canada is waaaay too much trouble.
Too many refunds. No-one ever repays when they get it. Won't post there now.
Who says they're polite?
Many apologies Lyndal.
I know it isn't actually funny, but it made me laugh.
That person must be the living embodiment of an optimist.
The item was probably still sitting in your local post office, not likely to see any action for days.
I realise that they don't have the good Friday holiday over there, but all the same. 3 days for an international package to arrive?
As many loonies in Canada as here, by the sounds of it. (and I think I have some Canadian heritage too)
@shape000 wrote:
Yes, it's a scale model Camaro.
The buyer has 100pc positive feedback so I would hope that if it turned up after I was forced to make a refund that he would repay the refund.
He says he's willing to wait another week, so I sure hope it turns up within that time.
He told me he bought another model from an Australian website and got it really quickly, hence I guess why he's being a little hasty, in my opinion.
Um, all buyers have 100% positive feedback as it's not possible to leave negative feedback for a
buyer-just saying 
