Now you live in Canada ...
#31
Re: Now you live in Canada ...
and dont forget the bacon.
Booze has become slightly better priced since I arrived, though even $10 a bottle for red plonk still seems too much to me, though I was used to french prices.
TV I have found to be not too bad if you look around.
Yes the adverts are on too long but the Canadian period drama series are excellent, and for those of a less sophisticated taste you still get your Corrie.
#32
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http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...rticle2006924/
The shows "worth watching" yesterday were Jamie Oliver cooking something and Are You Being Served?
#33
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life in canada for me has provoked a change from the expression, 'not enough hours in the day' to 'not enough years in a lifetime'.
i guess with all things considered, what with my being someone who lives for playing / watching hockey (on ice) snowboarding, the ocean, the beach, the forests, chasing bears, watching eagles, baiting badgers...... a move to canadia was a good idea.
being happy to tolerate molson canadian and not lamenting a change in bacon 'style' has no impact and despite words to the contrary (and majority) whilst cheese selection in Lower BC is different to that of the UK, i dont find it to be neither better nor worse.
and so life in canada boring? hells no! but i guess it depends on what sort of person you are?
i guess with all things considered, what with my being someone who lives for playing / watching hockey (on ice) snowboarding, the ocean, the beach, the forests, chasing bears, watching eagles, baiting badgers...... a move to canadia was a good idea.
being happy to tolerate molson canadian and not lamenting a change in bacon 'style' has no impact and despite words to the contrary (and majority) whilst cheese selection in Lower BC is different to that of the UK, i dont find it to be neither better nor worse.
and so life in canada boring? hells no! but i guess it depends on what sort of person you are?
#34
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life in canada for me has provoked a change from the expression, 'not enough hours in the day' to 'not enough years in a lifetime'.
i guess with all things considered, what with my being someone who lives for playing / watching hockey (on ice) snowboarding, the ocean, the beach, the forests, chasing bears, watching eagles, baiting badgers...... a move to canadia was a good idea.
being happy to tolerate molson canadian and not lamenting a change in bacon 'style' has no impact and despite words to the contrary (and majority) whilst cheese selection in Lower BC is different to that of the UK, i dont find it to be neither better nor worse.
and so life in canada boring? hells no! but i guess it depends on what sort of person you are?
i guess with all things considered, what with my being someone who lives for playing / watching hockey (on ice) snowboarding, the ocean, the beach, the forests, chasing bears, watching eagles, baiting badgers...... a move to canadia was a good idea.
being happy to tolerate molson canadian and not lamenting a change in bacon 'style' has no impact and despite words to the contrary (and majority) whilst cheese selection in Lower BC is different to that of the UK, i dont find it to be neither better nor worse.
and so life in canada boring? hells no! but i guess it depends on what sort of person you are?
Still not seen a bear yet, and I assume your using the badgers for forum fishing.
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#38
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
It's not Canada's fault your sausage needs improving.
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It is really over priced, but keep in mind it is also pretty under priced in the UK. Somewhere inbetween would be nice.
Anyways, where were we? Canada.. boring.. carry on.
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However, IMO I believe it can get cheap enough to solely take advantage of the vulnerable. No one is buying Tesco value beer for the taste, they're buying it to get wasted and probably feed a dependency. I often felt it was quantity over quality with the UK's alcohol consumption.
#45
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However, IMO I believe it can get cheap enough to solely take advantage of the vulnerable. No one is buying Tesco value beer for the taste, they're buying it to get wasted and probably feed a dependency. I often felt it was quantity over quality with the UK's alcohol consumption.