Have been known to go in from time to time now as they have their British Aisle....................tonight bought Choc hobnobs, Tunnocks t-cakes, Caramel wafers and flakes

I went to Walmart once, this lady pushed in front of me in the line...i wasn't going to say anything, then i thought...ffs, it's Walmart, whats the worst that can happen...so i said, EXCUSE ME! She took a knife out of the trolly and waved it at me....

I shop in Sobey's now or Zehrs....

For real? you're having a laugh right?

I forgot about Sobeys, don't love there either

thanks, I've had the best laugh ever reading your threads (perhaps I should have put this in the positive thread). Most of what you have all said regarding shopping I sympathise with.

Do tell where that is .... Mmmm Tunnocks ...

I should add it was still in the plastic cover from the store, it wasn't her own kitchen knife she was waving, needless to say i didn't argue with her anyway...

thanks hun, you know we're on the same wave length...

All the Walmarts have them now, a little section called the British Aisle have proper UK food, soups, marmalade, sweets, tinned goods!!

Anyone else noticed the inability to use a knife and fork properly over here. My kids think its hilarious watching people when we go out for a meal.

Not all of them unfortunately - I did find one in Oakville a few months back though, but it's quite a distance from me. I go to the British shop in Mississauga and stock up there.

I think Sainsburys should offer home delivery to Canada

Yeah - they use the fork like a snow shovel

Yeah, they do a funny thing with the fork (use it like a pitchfork)then cut across the top of the food with the knife

Really, thought they all did now I go to the one in Oakville or Burlington. You get ripped off at those British shops................

Brilliant....

People who join BE Canada and post a trollin post just to see if the rest take the bait then sit back and watch the crap that they leave behind on the way out.

Im just sayin like.

I wonder if our crappy Walmart has that yet...

Anyway.

Running around like a chicken with its head cut off.

Surely if time is that valuable, they should have saved valuable seconds and used the phrase 'headless chicken' instead?

Seriously bad handwriting, and the need to spell things phonetically rather than correctly.

I used to do that in the Uk too

So it doesn't count as a canadian negative