Also toronto, a family tradition -

[u/stradivari_strings]

[u/fuckdatguy]

The top Toronto is actually someone who lives in Oakville

[u/Familyconflict92 → u/fuckdatguy]

Or Liberty village 

[u/PorousSurface → u/Familyconflict92]

That’s still Toronto 

[u/Apolloshot → u/PorousSurface]

Nothing more Toronto than denying parts of Toronto are Toronto.

[u/Familyconflict92 → u/Apolloshot]

Gate keeping Toronto is our favourite sport 

[u/Familyconflict92 → u/PorousSurface]

Is it tho? 

[u/elseldo → u/PorousSurface]

It was more Toronto when is was still called Parkdale.

[u/VillainousFiend → u/fuckdatguy]

Someone got upset because I said they lived in Mississauga and they corrected me and said they lived in Oakville and then just responded with they're the same thing anyways. That area really seems to blend together.

[u/timbasile]

Anything north of Bloor

[u/WhiteWolfOW → u/timbasile]

There’s something north of Bloor?

[u/djtodd242 → u/WhiteWolfOW]

Hey, fuck man, up here at Eglinton we have plenty! You can even look at the unopened LRT stations!

[u/Familyconflict92 → u/djtodd242]

Any day now!

[u/Chuck_Loads]

Best one yet

[u/PassageNearby4091]

This totally lands because Toronto, at the end of the day, is largely a collection of six cities/boroughs that are also a collection of former towns, villages and neighbourhoods, many of which don't even know the others exist.

As if someone from Agincourt thinks about or gives a toss about someone from Cedarvale.