Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Jun 11th 2008 | 7:57 am
#31
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Their clam chowder is passable but they don't serve it very often
Jun 11th 2008 | 9:51 am
#32
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
<we are all, or at least I certainly am, using links like this one.... http://www.yuni.com/library/latin_2.html >
Jun 11th 2008 | 10:01 am
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Jun 11th 2008 | 10:05 am
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Gone, thank you for asking.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
Jun 11th 2008 | 10:06 am
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Gone, thank you for asking.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
Jun 11th 2008 | 11:24 am
#37
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From: Guelph, Ontario
Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Gone, thank you for asking.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
Take care.
Jun 12th 2008 | 4:10 am
#38
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Gone, thank you for asking.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
I can thank my lucky stars we were able to identify them early enough to be able to take an anti-viral drug which knocked them back quite effectively.
I suffered in a minor way in comparison to others I know and what I went through was bad enough.
Very nasty ailment.
Jun 12th 2008 | 4:33 am
#39
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
I do not drink Tim Horton's coffee - it tastes disgusting. I drive a 4km detour on my way to work to pick up an acceptable cup of coffee.
Jun 13th 2008 | 9:40 am
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Jun 13th 2008 | 11:19 am
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Jun 13th 2008 | 11:39 am
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
I quit smoking because it was costing me $160/month and i didn't like it so i made the vow that i will never get hooked to anything ever again...naturally i spend $60/month on tim hortons coffee...do i like it...no...
Jun 14th 2008 | 9:00 pm
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Jun 15th 2008 | 1:50 am
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Do I have a Tim Hortons T shirt ?...........Yes
Do I have a Tim Hortons travel mug in my truck ?...........Yes
Does Tim Hortons Coffee suck ?.........Yes
BUT.......The coffee shop across from where I work sells Tim Hortons coffee, she is not a franchise, she does not advertise that she sells Tim Hortons coffee, but they way she makes it, it actually tastes good, the coffee shop has an RO plant and a water softener, so the water is good so that is probably why it tastes good. I have heard that Tim Hortons coffee taste depends on water quality. But hats off to the company for putting a Tim Hortons in Kandahar for the Troops.
Do I have a Tim Hortons travel mug in my truck ?...........Yes
Does Tim Hortons Coffee suck ?.........Yes
BUT.......The coffee shop across from where I work sells Tim Hortons coffee, she is not a franchise, she does not advertise that she sells Tim Hortons coffee, but they way she makes it, it actually tastes good, the coffee shop has an RO plant and a water softener, so the water is good so that is probably why it tastes good. I have heard that Tim Hortons coffee taste depends on water quality. But hats off to the company for putting a Tim Hortons in Kandahar for the Troops.
Jun 16th 2008 | 8:54 pm
#45
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Re: Am I wrong, or does Tim Horton's suck?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
Have you considered making one yourself before you leave for work?
Thankyou Newshoney - that is absolutely true! I have always been very lucky to find alternative places for coffee - Donut Diner (chain) in Niagara, Casa Cappuccino in Barrie (makes AWESOME coffee!), Bakin' Donuts (chain) on PEI and, sad to say, Irving here in Digby. They do good flavoured coffee....
Have you considered making one yourself before you leave for work?
Thankyou Newshoney - that is absolutely true! I have always been very lucky to find alternative places for coffee - Donut Diner (chain) in Niagara, Casa Cappuccino in Barrie (makes AWESOME coffee!), Bakin' Donuts (chain) on PEI and, sad to say, Irving here in Digby. They do good flavoured coffee....
