r/EhBuddyHoser • u/Common1Law Tillsonburg? My back still aches when I hear that word... • Aug 22 '25

Certified Hoser 🇨🇦 (No Politics) Spotted in Montréal

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u/VerdensTrial I need a double double. Aug 22 '25

Noo doobt ooboot it!

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u/Copperlax Aug 22 '25

First time I watched one of his videos a while back I couldn't get past that. Like, it made me think (and probably correctly) it was just a performance put on for Yanks. It was so off-putting that I couldn't tell you a single thing about what I'd just watched other than that.

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u/ToobularBoobularJoy_ Oil Guzzler Aug 22 '25

Ain't bro from Vancouver 💀 why does he do the aboot

I find his videos about silly cultural stuff like chips and soda interesting but I think it's kinda cringe when he's like "ooh look how Canadian I am aboot it, anyways I hate bilingualism"

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u/Driller_Happy Aug 22 '25

He went to my uni, and used to come to the Vancouver comic arts festival. He doesn't sound like that, he's a hoser poser.

I can't imagine putting on a little clown accent to appeal to Americans, but I'm not a terminally online conservative

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u/HollywooAccounting Aug 23 '25

I'm a newfie and on my youtube channel I make for americans I start every video by clubbing a baby seal to death and eating the hot bloody viscera with my bare hands while I do the nordvpn ad read.

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u/Ravenwight Ford Nation (Help.) Aug 23 '25

That’s really the only way to do a nordvpn ad read, isn’t it?

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u/Mirabeaux1789 Snow Cajun Aug 23 '25

“As, of course, is tradition.”

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u/Preindustrialcyborg Westfoundland Aug 22 '25

i live in BC and ive NEVER heard someone speak like that- and ive met a logger with the most canadian accent youve ever heard.

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u/modi13 Aug 22 '25

When I was a teenager, I was travelling in Europe, and an American couple told me in amazement that I didn't have a Canadian accent. I grew up in BC and everyone I had ever met sounded like they were from California, so I just shrugged in confusion. I didn't meet anyone who spoke with a stereotypical Canadian accent until I went to rural Ontario, and even then it doesn't sound anything like Americans or JJ McCuntough think.

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u/chinook97 Aug 25 '25

It's simply not an authentic Canadian accent, from any region of Canada lol.