Pictures From Quebec City

hahaha... great pictures man!

-Sam from MarketMatador.com

Great pics! I was born and raised in Canada and still have not been East of Toronto. Now you really made me want to go.

Does look like Europe instead of North America, even down to the gal's tattoo, which seems to be the fad, at least here in Italy, at the moment.

Hi !!!
Beautiful town!!
According to me that signs means soma like "Information point for handicap's people"..but i don't know! :???:

PS italian's "tatoo" are better !!!! :mrgreen:
:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

lmao, nice pic john. Lets hope she never see's this blog.. Wow quebec city looks like a really awesome place to go to! I may want to visit there someday.

I love that tatoo

I'm still curious to know what the handicapped sign with the question mark means. :?:

I don't think I would like it there. French people have always seemed rude/snooty. The English aren't much different, but at least they know their rude.

I still think Canadians are some of the nicest people I've met. Everything is much more simple up there.

Damn looks like Europe :D
Next trip stop by in Sweden, you'll like it I bet.

What kind of camera are you using?

I Dugg this story -- thanks John for commenting on how ridiculous this language law is.

http://askjasonmarketing.blogspot.com/2007/04/queb...

-Jason

It looks cold there.

the sign at Honduras means
"estás seguro que son un inválido?"
entonces estacionate aquí kabron.

nice pics John, i like the 12x zoom!

:mrgreen:

I Love that last picture ... Gotta Love 12X Zoom !

Darin

John,
You must try the Anciens Canadiens restaurant on St-Louis St in the old part of Québec, for amazing authentic French-Canadian food. And I want pictures! Do try the tourtière.

Luc

John Chow: Dot Com Mogul Thong Spotter.

Has anyone noticed the woman's left hand in that last picture? Everyone was so busy staring at her...pant print that it never even dawned on us that she had a cast of some sort. Perhaps she could've known what the special handicap sign above meant? :lol:

John, you really should come to Europe and Italy.

Here you will learn a lot about cities and food.

Isn't Chow pronunced the same as Ciao?

A presto
Mr. Oz

Is it a parking sign? Maybe it's a

'are you handicapped and parking here? You better be.' :mad:

I think the sign means wheelchair accessible/ information ? Thats my guess.

That hybrid handicap sign must mean "have you checked your crutches/wheelchair lately?" or "can you see a handicap person beside you? If so, please step sideways and give way to the poor guy/gal" -- something like that. :smile:

:) all pictures are...except the last one..NOT!!

thats kinda wack

In an unrelated comment....

John did you know you can't turn right on a red at a stop light in Quebec? Seriously, you can get a ticket for this....

the last pic wqas too good, was ur wife beside?

btw the sign would mean a handicap helpline or something...

Yeh there are 2-3 towns in India too which look like french, have the sign boards, street names in French. Once a french colony. Good too see such in Cannada too

John Chow: Stalker Extraordinare.

As a European I must tell you: Even here, horizontal traffic lights are quite seldom.. ;-)
But the pics are nice, actually it does look a little like Switzerland, Straßbourg, Heidelberg or Göttingen! If you see a tall dude called Rémy, about 28, give him kind regards from me. He should strolling around in Quebec..

haha, what does your wife think about pics like the last one??

FT

Hope you were subtle when you took that last pic John!