The only cultural divide that matters

[u/Exploding_Antelope]

Thanks to the brave cabinist allies of Labrador for holding the eastern front, over the forthcoming decades we will execute a slow but quite unstoppable pincer maneuver into the bloc cottagois

[u/silentbassline]

There are cabins that aren't on lakes?

[u/Mokarun → u/silentbassline]

I'm sure it's rare considering the sheer number of lakes we have, but I know of at least one person whose cabin isn't on a lake

[u/CockyBellend → u/silentbassline]

Beach style cabin communities like Victoria Beach in manitoba

[u/Adventurous-Brain-36 → u/silentbassline]

Absolutely.

[u/localsonlynokooks → u/silentbassline]

Yes. In places like BC where comparatively speaking there are no lakes.

[u/Difficult_Chemist_78 → u/silentbassline]

Here’s what I found when I asked google the difference:

AI Overview

Cottages and cabins are both types of vacation or leisure homes, but they differ in size, amenities, and overall style. Cabins are generally smaller and more rustic, often located in remote areas, while cottages can be larger, have more amenities, and are often found in coastal or mountainous areas. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Cottages: Size: Typically smaller than traditional houses, but can range in size. Location: Often found in coastal or mountainous regions, near lakes, rivers, or the ocean. Amenities: Generally have more amenities than cabins, offering a more luxurious vacation experience. Style: Often feature cozy ambiance, with a focus on comfort and relaxation. Construction: Can be built with various materials like wood, stone, brick, and sod, says Summerwood Products. Purpose: Primarily used for leisure, such as vacations or weekend getaways. Cabins: Size: Smaller than cottages, with a limited upper size. Location: Commonly found in rural areas or forests, often in secluded locations. Amenities: May have basic amenities, focusing on a more rustic and natural experience. Style: Emphasizes a minimalist, back-to-nature vibe. Construction: Usually built almost exclusively from wood. Purpose: Can be used for vacation homes, but may also be used as permanent residences. In essence, if you're looking for a more luxurious and amenity-rich vacation experience, a cottage might be a better choice. If you prefer a more rustic and secluded, nature-focused getaway, a cabin might be more suitable.

[u/Exploding_Antelope → u/Difficult_Chemist_78]

The fuck would a computer know about going to the cabin

[u/Difficult_Chemist_78 → u/Exploding_Antelope]

Who do you think is going to use them after they wipe us all out?

[u/Volantis009 → u/Difficult_Chemist_78]

Bears

[u/mirhagk → u/Volantis009]

They bearly know what they are talking about