What if i am canadian

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There are a few of us in canada, what do you have in mind?

You lost me here.

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Order would be my guess… I.e. can I order stuff from DangerousThings if I am in Canada.

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Mhmm, ‘command’ as in French for Order.

Are you in Quebec @Roucoul7424 ? Not sure of installers out that way but as far as receiving your order you’ll have no problems.

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yes exactly (sorry for command i thought it was how we say order) (in french order is commande so…)

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@anon2520759 where are the installers is there any in canada (like in ontario)?

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there are a few on map.dangerousthings.com but any piercer should be able to do it if you convince them (https://dngr.us/guide).

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In June/July there’s a new piercing/tattoo studio opening up in Barrie, Ontario called “Ninja Cyborg Studio” which is co-owned by Russ Foxx who I can vouch is amazing and has done hundreds of DT installs. Bit of a drive from QC though…

Russ usually does West to East coast tours once or twice a year but with the pandemic that’s not really viable. Definitely check the partner map that yeka mentioned above, or I can try to ask some Montreal-based friends to see if they know anyone there.

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thank you very much guys but i don’t think i’ll implant myself a chip so soon

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What if i am canadian

im so sorry but medicine hasnt evolved enough to fix that for you! i wish you the best in trying to not be canadian tho! /s

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No need to be sorry, your English is better than my French these days (I did 5 years of French in High School, but that was last Millennium (1981-1986).

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I was going to make a joke about multilingual/bilingual/American but I figured it might not be appreciated. :stuck_out_tongue:

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no I think this joke is very funny (I speak French so I am sometimes wrong and when it happens to me I find it funny so … it’s ok)

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I know it’s normal French is more difficult than English (talk about grammar and all the rules)

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English pronunciation is hard… French is relatively straightforward as letters are usually pronounced the same way every time.

I don’t know of any French equivalent of “ough”.

Tough, though, thought, through, trough, bough,…

Uff, oh, aw, oo, off, ow…

How is that supposed to make sense?

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yeah i know but the grammar is far more easier in english

(google translate also help me a bit)

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who cares about prononciation :laughing: :rofl:

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I’m in Calgary and have 11 implants (10 from DT) shipping is awesome from dangerous things.

Get all the implants you want :slight_smile:

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My favourite french fun is 80.

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You haven’t tried Gaelic then… :slightly_smiling_face:

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I could have guessed that, but with some of the folks we get on here, I wasn’t so certain. :stuck_out_tongue: I’m in BC and can also vouch for the excellent service and quick delivery time.

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