Yeah, well they come in some kind of type. If the guy seems like a Lacoste, Ralph Lauren, Burberry kinda guy... He'll surely be wearing scarves.

Every guy I know that likes those clothes is like a metrosexual type.

During the winter here the average low over December - January is about -20 to -25 C, PLUS windchill. Cold enough that if you don't wear the proper clothing (gloves, hat/hood, scarf, boots, coat, etc) your skin will start freezing after 10 - 15 minutes of being exposed. Nasty.

During the summer, it can get pretty hot. The average temp over June - August is about 25 - 30 C. But in this region our summers are SO HUMID, that the temp can reach up to 45 C with humidity.

Of course, I can only speak for the region around the Great Lakes. I don't know what it's like elsewhere in Canada because I've never been anywhere else in this country!

The weather here doesn't bother me, because I grew up here. Being from Toronto, I've seen lots of tourists (particularily from hot countries) during the summer or winter who are not dressed properly!

If anyone wants to know something about the Netherlands (Amsterdam specifically), ask away.

inb4 weed/hookers :p:

I'm from Toronto and Hong Kong, you can also ask me questions :)

Gothenburg, Sweden.

Not really much going on here, so I can't see why anyone would ask anything about it, but what the heck.

That's why in Montreal (and maybe in other regions also), you can recognize the Lebanese and Italian -In Montreal, people truly act in their assigned stereotype. They're usually the ones wearing designer jeans and shirts instead of the more appropriate warm clothes.
:laughing:

Bolton (aka a dodgy suburb of Manchester), England. Dunno why anyone would wanna ask about it, but I'll get it out there anyway.

Wishful thinking there :laughing: worth a go though

Manchester, UK.

I'd be more than willing to answer questions about this great city :D

Best place for a chap with some cash to spare to go on a Saturday night?

I'm gonna swing by with a few flatmates this weekend and the only places I've checked out before are Opus (on Mondays) and the Mint Lounge. Thinking of trying out someplace new this time round.

I'm a student, places to flash the cash aren't really my scene ;)
I'm more of a few drinks and a burger in Wetherspoons followed by 42nd street/5th ave kind of guy.

You may have to ask right-track about classy places :(