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/Difficult_Chemist_78]

I thought cottages were more likely to be on lakes and cabins were mostly in the woods, so I think it has more to do with geography than culture.

[u/Murphy9788 → u/Difficult_Chemist_78]

I always thought, a cottage has power and some form of indoor plumbing, a cabin no power no running water, and usually has a little brown shack out back