Strangetown Extras: zombie tour guide

[strangetomato]

Did I mention how much I love the hack that unlocks the alien and zombie skin tones? Well, I do.

A zombie tour guide! These are the makings of a good horror movie. (And they thought that Big Foot was something to worry about.)




Johnny: Okay, this was not in my travel guide.

Ripp: *worries*

Ophelia: Hey look! A Canada goose.

I'll bet you didn't know that Three Lakes is in Canada. :P It definitely looks like it, anyway. It's one big Canadian log cabin cliché.

I sent Johnny, Ripp, and Ophelia to Three Lakes (that's one for each of them), just to play around with Bon Voyage. Depending on how things go in the next update (with the outcome of certain events), this just might happen in the story too.

Comments

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

Really? I thought my Canadian English would have given me away. You know, talking about my favourite colour to paint a theatre, and things like that.

Yeah, I'm from the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, to be more specific. Canada is a big country (to state the obvious), so saying that you're from Canada is a pretty big generalization. I've only ever traveled as far west as Ontario from here, so I haven't even visited half of the country.

[smjoshsims.livejournal.com]

Thats true. I actually went when I was younger, I went to Toronto, it was so beautiful, I loved it. The people however, were a little rude, but thats okay. :)

(And you could have been British if your favourite colour was something else, you know?)

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

Toronto is a great city. (And the rudeness seems to come with any big city, I think. It depends on where you go and who you talk to.)

Yeah, you're right. It's not completely the same, but it's very much like British English. Canadian English uses some British variations and some American. We're somewhere in between the two.

[smjoshsims.livejournal.com]

Ha, you're telling me, I'm from New York, where our rudeness supposedly is king! ;)

[cameoflage.livejournal.com]

Y'know, that's the opposite of my travelling experience: I'm from BC, and I've been no further east than Ontario.