For the moment I'd say just join another server and keep trying to change to it. It was full on the first day, but after a few times it emptied up enough for me to get in.
This is also what I've done. Here's to hoping I can get in at some point.
@Patman99: Fair Enough! And yes, Shepards Pie is yummy! Next time I am home for a visit it's peameal bacon with breakfast and we do know how to make a good whiskey too. ;-D
@Patman99: Well I'm a Canadian temporarily living in the US and I see a minimal difference in culture from the places I've stayed (aside from our far superior candy and politics). I suppose, though, it would greatly depend on which area of each country your perspective comes from. For example, I'm not exactly in the bible belt states here. And I didn't grow up in the Yukon either. But then I'm also never identified as Canadian until I myself point it out. lol. ;)
As for the so called 'rivalry', I still say it stems from a place of not knowing. Not everyone in Canada says a-boot and lives in a campground and not everyone in the US is flag wearing and gun toting. I think the biggest similarity is in the country wide diversity of both places. ;-)
But I digress!
Poutine, Naniamo Bars, and Montreal Bagels. Lobster, Moxie, and Whoopie Pies. =D
But the people in both US and CAN who partake in this 'rivalry' are usually the people who have never been to the other place. The cultural differences are not as vast as each thinks.
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