babyblue

oh yes!
be prepared to add a few pounds to your scales!
the first time you buy one only get a small becuase you get Candian sized small. huge!
it is scrumtiddlyyumscious!

iaink

OK, thats put me off them now for good

How did this become the Timmys thread anyway. Canadas delivered so many non Timmys related good things for me, but Ive gone over them many times before, and frankly its been so long since I've been to the UK now that I dont think I can really compare the two places meaningfully anymore.

Rete

I dislike flavored coffee and I do not care for capp.... or even latte. Give me a good cup of coffee with milk, no sugar and I'm happy as can be. I find this at TH's and I'm not Canadian but American. When my Canadian/US hubby and I go back to Canada to visit his family, the first stop is Timmy's for coffee and an Apple Fritter. I had Starbucks once and dumped the brew in the nearest garbage can. It was like hot melted shoe leather and I'm a big fan of expresso.

hot wasabi peas

OK! I've been wanting to say this for about 4 and a half years:

To most Canadians baked beans are considered 'kids food' .... they're on par with spaghetti-Os, chocolate milk and fruit loops. The only time any adult in Canada is ever seen eating baked beans is when they're camping because along with those individual serving, little boxes of junk cereal and pillowy bags marshmallows, they are also considered 'campfire food'. Normal, well-adjusted, civilised, tax-paying, gainfully employed Canadian adults do not eat baked beans. Thank you!

Ahhhh....

AnyaT

Woohoo and amen!!

Although I must admit I still like the occasional chocolate milk...

MikeUK

when did normal, well-adjusted and civilised ever get connected with Canadain adult...

all I ever meet is a bunch of disfunctional, passive aggresive's ?

babyblue

ok guys lets simmer down a little here!

this thread was to help others see the goodness in canadian life and this has no place here. lets step outside and sort this out now!

have your little battle and go sit in a corner somewhere. No more fighting please. we are suppose to be civilized adults here!

lets continue the topic of good things in Canada!

Judy in Calgary

Now admittedly people who allow themselves to be caught within 50 km of Calgary during Stampede may not be normal, well adjusted, civilised, etc., but ....... But then again, perhaps there's a special diplomatic immunity, kind of like camping.

hot wasabi peas

Thank you so very much for your input Mike, I really appreciate it! Oh, and I really like your shirt.

(Anya, you distract him and I'll let the air out of his tires.)

MikeUK

I think we generaly assume that most on here are adults, of which a percentage are civilized!

Still Canada does have some good points...

Its a very big country, as such all the Albertans are a long way from Toronto

Steve_P

Feel better now?

I happen to like beans on toast occasionally (however they must be Heinz).

However I've been accused of not being normal, well adjusted or civilized. I do pay taxes reluctantly, but am no longer gainfully employed.

However I still haven't decided what I want to do when and if I grow up.

Cheers
Steve

Calgal

OI! That's fightin' talk!

Steve_P

...and most of us in Alberta are quite happy that we are.

MikeUK

see.... the advantages of Canada.... we can't fight 'cos its too far

and if we try to meet in the middle we'd be exhausted and in Manitoba, and realize that Alberta and Ontario aren’t all that bad

britishvixen21

this is starting to sound like the north east divide in England. LOL relax have a and enjoy Oh Canada our wonderful new home away from the chavs and the single mothers of 12.ahhhh lets all have a group hug, some smoothies from Timmys and il be mother and make some smores around the camp fire and lets never think of the bad place again