It would be awfully fun if, when accompanied by a Canadian citizen, you got to go in the comfy side.
I really think the ideal metaphor for Canada as a nation is "a really cool club." It affords so many opportunities for non-hierarchical organization if you start thinking of it that way. Though perhaps it would be hard to sell politically, people don't seem to respond well to bringing things from the official-sounding down to the familiar-sounding, everyone wants to go the other way to make themselves feel special. (See also the word "utilize"...)
This is what happens when I don't post for a month, I end up wanting to type novels as comments.
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I really think the ideal metaphor for Canada as a nation is "a really cool club." It affords so many opportunities for non-hierarchical organization if you start thinking of it that way. Though perhaps it would be hard to sell politically, people don't seem to respond well to bringing things from the official-sounding down to the familiar-sounding, everyone wants to go the other way to make themselves feel special. (See also the word "utilize"...)
This is what happens when I don't post for a month, I end up wanting to type novels as comments.