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Steveh27wp Oct 12th 2014 2:00 am

Thanksgiving.
 
I would just like to thank ALL members of BE for the help and support which they have provided to so many people over the years. Without you all, the task of moving to Canada would have been so much harder for most of us.

Thank you, Steve

Oink Oct 12th 2014 3:06 am

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by Steveh27wp (Post 11436075)
I would just like to thank ALL members of BE for the help and support which they have provided to so many people over the years. Without you all, the task of moving to Canada would have been so much harder for most of us.

Thank you, Steve

You're welcome. :thumbup:

JamesM Oct 12th 2014 3:41 am

Re: Thanksgiving.
 
I'd like to thank Hooters for re-opening a new restaurant in Niagara falls.

Thank you!

Greenhill Oct 12th 2014 8:09 am

Re: Thanksgiving.
 
I would like to thank the pumpkin people for making my kid laugh so hard today.

Thanks!

Oink Oct 12th 2014 10:38 am

Re: Thanksgiving.
 
I like Canadian Thanksgiving. Its like the American Thanksgiving just without all the bollocks. :thumbup:

JamesM Oct 12th 2014 12:13 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 
I got someone else to thank now.

City Hall gave me a $450 parking ticket whilst I was having my turkey in Sneaky Dee's.

Apparently a disabled bay?

Thanks City Hall.

Gozit Oct 12th 2014 12:30 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by JamesM (Post 11436462)
I got someone else to thank now.

City Hall gave me a $450 parking ticket whilst I was having my turkey in Sneaky Dee's.

Apparently a disabled bay?

Thanks City Hall.

Was there a sign in front of the spot with a blue and white wheelchair symbol and "BY PERMIT ONLY" on it?

If there was only a wheelchair painted on the spot (rendering it invisible if a car was parked in the spot) then it is not a legal disabled bay and you can dispute the ticket.


Re thanksgiving - I thank the weather for not freaking snowing yet;)

JamesM Oct 12th 2014 12:56 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by Gozit (Post 11436476)
Was there a sign in front of the spot with a blue and white wheelchair symbol and "BY PERMIT ONLY" on it?

If there was only a wheelchair painted on the spot (rendering it invisible if a car was parked in the spot) then it is not a legal disabled bay and you can dispute the ticket.


Re thanksgiving - I thank the weather for not freaking snowing yet;)

Going back to have a look and take pictures tomorrow. Looked like a standard roadside car park where you could pull in.

There were no markings on the road. Any sign was high up on a wooden beam with all the other signs. I did notice something after the fact.

I'll have to fight it. $450 is a ridiculous sum of money to just hand over.

I think my fine for assaulting a traffic warden would be less.

beckiwoo Oct 12th 2014 1:32 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 
I'd like to thank costco for giving me the opportunity to purchase a portion of very poor poutine at under $5 a time when I'm feeling the urge

withabix Oct 12th 2014 2:28 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by beckiwoo (Post 11436501)
I'd like to thank costco for giving me the opportunity to purchase a portion of very poor poutine at under $5 a time when I'm feeling the urge

...or the Polish hot dogs that stay with you for the rest of the day (and most of the next one!)

Novocastrian Oct 12th 2014 2:35 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 
I'd like to thank steve for starting this thread.

On this most family orientated weekend in Canada, it's nice to have something to laugh at.

Oink Oct 12th 2014 4:42 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by JamesM (Post 11436462)
City Hall gave me a $450 parking ticket whilst I was having my turkey in Sneaky Dee's.

.

:(

scrubbedexpat091 Oct 12th 2014 6:14 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by withabix (Post 11436527)
...or the Polish hot dogs that stay with you for the rest of the day (and most of the next one!)

Glad it's not just me.....lol

MillieF Oct 12th 2014 11:20 pm

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by Jsmth321 (Post 11436612)
Glad it's not just me.....lol

You and me both, I don't normally suffer indigestion but...:blink:

I'm not generally sure that I 'get' Thanksgiving? I seems to me that it's a great excuse for a roast....that is always a pleasure:lol: but other than the roast there doesn't seem to be a wellspring of good feeling around? Canada day seems a much happier, feel good event.

OP, yes, I give thanks to BE'ers on a frequent basis, they have been a grip on normality and reality and comic relief in frequent doses over the years. God bless us every one:thumbup:

beckiwoo Oct 13th 2014 5:55 am

Re: Thanksgiving.
 

Originally Posted by withabix (Post 11436527)
...or the Polish hot dogs that stay with you for the rest of the day (and most of the next one!)

I don't eat meat so I wouldn't know about them. Doesn't surprise me though :lol:


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