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Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 8375435)
See Spitfires' or the like are 'Classic British Sports Cars' - not to be confused with today's modern sports cars or sports cars from a foreign market.
You have to expect brake downs, door handles that fall off, windsceen wipers that don't work, indicators that work if they feel like it and steering wheel centres falling in your lap and forget about heating - unless it's a hot day then the eat from the engine will roast your feet and leave you looking flush - remember the window winder will have fallen off so the only chance of fresh air is putting the top down but the sun is scorching hot????? My current spitty has all those problems (apart from the brake down so far) it's part of being a classic car owner, searching out parts that don't cost more than the car did etc. We are looking for a boot lid - mine was damaged when we bought the car, OH has done a temporary repair on it whilst we look for a decent second hand one - we so far have found really rusty ones and one decent one - the decent one? $4k:eek: I'll have the repaired one thank you - it works. BTW I didn't take offense, I was just pointing out how rude that post read. Dont worry, if you met me in person you would know I am not rude just tactless and I do have a tendency to speak/type before I think:blink: |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by triumphguy
(Post 8375413)
lol....basil brush, gee that takes me back.:rofl: |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by Pammy
(Post 8375628)
Funny to hear someone say 'boot' now:rofl:, takes me back!
Dont worry, if you met me in person you would know I am not rude just tactless and I do have a tendency to speak/type before I think:blink: |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Someone gave me a box of choccies, 1 chocolate is about the size of my hand it has 210 calories and 41% saturated fat, is this legal:ohmy:
Or do they want to kill me:sneaky: |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Solved the supper crisis, last week we took a takeout to theirs, she dished up dessert but I took mine to go(said I was too full), it was rice pudding which I love but 1. she served it cold and 2. she put flipping cinnamon and ginger in it.....who does that...crazy Canucks!:rofl:
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Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Coventry
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Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by Pammy
(Post 8368280)
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Note-2 of these couples were Ukranian, oh and what is it with Ukranians and garlic :blink: Actually, I've noticed that I've been using a lot more garlic since I moved to Canada. Anyone else found this to be the case for them? |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8455976)
Coventry
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Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by pinzo
(Post 8456002)
I'm from Coventry, and I've NEVER done that!! :)
Play up, Sky Blues While we sing together We will never lose Tottenham or Chelsea United or anyone They shan't defeat us We'll fight 'til the game is won! City! City! City! |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8456007)
Let's all sing together
Play up, Sky Blues While we sing together We will never lose Tottenham or Chelsea United or anyone They shan't defeat us We'll fight 'til the game is won! City! City! City! We'll fight til the game is won! --- Shame they never do!:rofl: |
Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by pinzo
(Post 8456034)
We'll fight til the game is won! --- Shame they never do!:rofl:
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Re: Weird Canadian Suppers
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8455998)
Actually, I've noticed that I've been using a lot more garlic since I moved to Canada. Anyone else found this to be the case for them?
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