Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
#391
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
Aren't you a bit late?
We always had Tate and Lyle syrup on ours when I were a lad.
http://static.caloriecount.about.com...les-157145.jpg
Now I have pancake, bacon and egg.
We always had Tate and Lyle syrup on ours when I were a lad.
http://static.caloriecount.about.com...les-157145.jpg
Now I have pancake, bacon and egg.
Which brings us back to the thread title - is how I'm 'Massively Happy' living in Canada (the land of milk & honey) being able to sweeten things up with Canadian Maple syrup
#393
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 14,227
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
Yeah, we can tell how massively happy you are in Canada. The lack of anger and bitterness in your posts is a shining example to us all.
#395
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
I only come in here because I'm trying to drum more drinkers up for March 11th.
Someone who is disappointed with Canada is usually perfectly primed for a piss up.
Someone who is disappointed with Canada is usually perfectly primed for a piss up.
#396
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
well if you call 5 am EST early, I suppose so.
Just cannot seem to break the pre-retirement routine of getting up before the sun rises. Makes for a long day sometimes
#399
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Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
lol
#400
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Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 465
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
Not massively disappointed in Canada at all. In fact, I'm pretty sure I am going to stay here for the rest of my life! Sure, I miss some things about the UK. Mostly family and friends. But my lifestyle is so much better here.
If you want boring, go to Belgium.
If you want boring, go to Belgium.
#401
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
Quite.
But it did seem important at the time to milk the pension plan to the max.
Actually it still seems important since despite the collapse of the C$, we're living quite comfortably on our pensions in Europe.
Ooh, BTW we were in Brighton a couple of weeks ago. Nice place. Thought of you.
But it did seem important at the time to milk the pension plan to the max.
Actually it still seems important since despite the collapse of the C$, we're living quite comfortably on our pensions in Europe.
Ooh, BTW we were in Brighton a couple of weeks ago. Nice place. Thought of you.
#402
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Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Ottineau
Posts: 6,342
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
Quite.
But it did seem important at the time to milk the pension plan to the max.
Actually it still seems important since despite the collapse of the C$, we're living quite comfortably on our pensions in Europe.
Ooh, BTW we were in Brighton a couple of weeks ago. Nice place. Thought of you.
But it did seem important at the time to milk the pension plan to the max.
Actually it still seems important since despite the collapse of the C$, we're living quite comfortably on our pensions in Europe.
Ooh, BTW we were in Brighton a couple of weeks ago. Nice place. Thought of you.
Brighton was always a rather nice place. Somewhat quirky, even when I was a kid. Always interesting though, in a rather theatrical sort of way. It was monumentally gay before gay existed.
#404
Re: Is anyone else massively disappointed in Canada?
I see this has gone downhill since I last logged on.
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