
u/supersport604

Any other Canadians pronounce words the non-Canadian way?
I'm born here and in my late 30s. I pronounce things like "process" as PRAH-CESS instead of PRO-CESS or another example would be "progress". I say PRAH-gress.
I feel like I just naturally say it this way without even thinking. Maybe from watching too much American tv.
Weird thought I know, but was just curious if any other Canadians did this.
The owner of Pauls Pizza in Airdrie is not happy they got a ticket
Theo Von calls out Joe Rogan for lying when discussing Theo's mental health with another guest on JRE.
It's hard for Trump to be a good president because he's surrounded by demons, war hawks and scam artists.
I'll admit, it was silly to worry in the first place but over the last couple months I've come to realize that the separatist crowd just isn't large enough to win a referendum. Not even close. And it's only getting more unpopular day by day since it's becoming apparent to the average Albertan that it's being ran by a group of uneducated, unhinged, far right, conspiracy theorists. The movement is now too tainted to become successful.
So, everyone relax, Alberta is 100% staying in Canada.
Been on CPAP for about 4 months now and it's going good. If I remember correctly I think my AHI was in the 30's.
Right now just dealing with a cold or something and even though my Airsense 10 has a humidifier I feel like it's still irritating my airways.
So just wondering, do you guys and gals use your CPAP when sick or do you take a few days off?
Cheers.