Canadian Everyday Regular Normal Life
#108
Thank you for a your constructive input.
I can only base my every day items on the Toronto area, mostly around were i am working that day or week and were i live. I will cover the snowy season when it returns next winter. Thats if we get any? This year was very mild. As for now, well it's not dropped below 15-20c for a week or so.
I do have snow tires myself and but they are no help on thick black ice. 
I do spend all day with a few cameras scattered around my van so anything is game for me at the mo....LOL
It's gona be a trip to a Timmies
drive thru next week, alway interesting when ordering in Toronto. Reminds me of them lucky bags we used to get in the UK as kids. 
http://www.youtube.com/user/cernlife1
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I can only base my every day items on the Toronto area, mostly around were i am working that day or week and were i live. I will cover the snowy season when it returns next winter. Thats if we get any? This year was very mild. As for now, well it's not dropped below 15-20c for a week or so.
I do have snow tires myself and but they are no help on thick black ice. 
I do spend all day with a few cameras scattered around my van so anything is game for me at the mo....LOL
It's gona be a trip to a Timmies
drive thru next week, alway interesting when ordering in Toronto. Reminds me of them lucky bags we used to get in the UK as kids. 
http://www.youtube.com/user/cernlife1
.
#109
And what do those flashing green and yellow traffic lights mean?
#111
All this NO PARKING on the left side of the street from May 3rd from 6pm until Nov 4th 5:30 pm Then it changes to the right side from Nov 3 ect.
What a mare trying to work that out.
#112
In the meanwhile, how about getting on and off a streetcar. Huge potential for satire there.
#113
But wouldn’t this be better: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_dollar
It gives a history, explanations of nicknames for the coins, and pictures of all the coins and notes. lol
Gotta love wikipedia
It gives a history, explanations of nicknames for the coins, and pictures of all the coins and notes. lol
Gotta love wikipedia


But have you sat and read all of that link you put out, 99% of the info is not really what you need to know to get your packet of wine gums from the local 7/11 or gas (petrol) station.
They could both run along side each other in harmony, one link for someone who has a minute or two to spare and the other link for the person with bugger all to do all day but read. Now then, Canadians just love to read and read and....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck6KRRztj-k
http://www.youtube.com/user/cernlife1
Last edited by magnumpi; May 10th 2010 at 2:54 pm.







