i refuse to draw her drinking tim's, she's drinking the pepsi that came with the poutine in the cold idc
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she's drinking the pepsi that came with the poutine in the cold
REAL.
the city would spray the roads with big chunks of salt that would then collect in the snowbanks that we'd have to step over to stand next to bus stops. the salt that crystallized at the edges like that absolutely destroyed every pair of jeans i owned as a teenager lmao
I can feel in my soul the stiff salt stains that would form when the jeans eventually dried
im incapable of explaining to people how aggressively quebec is pepsi country when you're outside of montreal and how it's like 95% because of belle province lmao
oh my Fucking god the compliments bag. i think my parents have that one LOL
Hahahaha is that a reusable bag from the SAQ? I swear to god it is.
ive now seen one with a nordiques hat and one with a habs jersey and i am pretty sure i have seen both in real life
all thats left is drawing like a 50 y/o miku wearing an expos jersey
unless gen z are making that mainstream again, its a good logo i wouldnt blame em
They absolutely are, there are young fashionable folks wearing Expos hats and jackets
it's definitely a more minor detail but I really like the little grass poking out of the snow back there, really sells the pic for me
tim's is too easy and there's also things way more québécois than that lmao
yeah but nobody wants to acknowledge it
also tim's whole brand now is that you're not canadian if you dont order tims so frankly the less they are acknowledged, the better
No idea who that is, but hey, i know that spot! On the Principale in Laval!
Eating poutine in an aluminum tin she probably got from her local poutine place is much more Quebecois than Tim Horton's so props to that :)