So, you didn't get the long form census?

[leroy@indiehackers.social]

@tod I’m doing it, but grumbling at a lack of ‘both’ or ‘depends on who I’m talking to’ answers.

I appreciate the fun though! Sending it to friends who are also sad census nerds.

Edit: Also you ask if we’re a resident but there are lots of questions only relevant to citizens. I’ve had to vote with intention, not accuracy.

[renaigh@beige.party]

@tod I was tempted to lie on the first question but thought better of it.

[mayintoronto@beige.party]

@tod This was positively delightful.

[tod@hci.social]

@mayintoronto thanks we could all use more joy in our lives. Plus I actually want to know the results!

[sundogplanets@mastodon.social]

@tod I am absolutely laughing my head off at "How do you describe your local winter to someone from another country?" "Honestly and they don't believe me" because I really just did this like one thousand times in New Zealand and they really just can't wrap their heads around the fact that temperatures below -40C are physically possible on this planet....

[godsoewilliam@ecoevo.social]

@sundogplanets @tod Canadian living in New Zealand and my children have no idea. They have been to Canada in summer and picture it as *only* a place of muggy summer days for canoeing by the lake

[dontreportme@mastodon.online]

@tod
As an expat, this transported me back to a time when I was sitting on my parents' Chesterfield

[libroraptor@mastodon.nz]

@GodsoeWilliam @sundogplanets @tod Even the -20°C nights in Connecticut and western New York are beyond belief here (in New Zealand). I was telling someone a few days ago how it's not cold enough to produce good snow here and was told "But – but – but – it used to be colder – so cold that Lake Rotoiti froze and people went ice skating on it" and really they don't have the physical-world reference to imagine very cold at all. Nor that snow could be anything other than the two kinds that they've experienced.

[jrhawley@toot.cafe]

@tod Okay, this was fun! Thanks for making something for the Canadian nerds

[clusterfcku@mastodon.social]

@tod how do you give directions? "Down the road, left at the beer store, then a bit down and right at the Tim Horton's"

[papyrusbrigade@cosocial.ca]

@tod I thought of an extra question after I finished: CBC Radio or CBC television?

[starluna@mastodon.social]

@tod Love the identity questions. I'm not Canadian but looking forward to seeing the results.

[wastelandwandrr@freeradical.zone]

@tod As a French speaking individual, I feel a little left out!