WTF in America
#1292
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Re: WTF in America
They are a 1.50 in the US too? This might be the first time ever that a company did not raise the price of something in Canada.....lol...Couldn't resist. Costco is a once a month visit for us and always get the hot dogs before going, cheapest lunch in town.
#1293
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Re: WTF in America
And they're good dogs too, not that crappy tasting bologna like yuck.
#1295
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Re: WTF in America
Ah Bob, bless you for your colourful (**** you, you b@st@rd spool chocking computer >: grrrrr 'colour' is spelt with a 'u'...) language - that giggle was exactly what I needed today!
#1296
Re: WTF in America
ROTFLMAO! http://www.fugly.com/media/IMAGES/Fu...ary_thread.jpg
Funny, wars, torture etc didn't do it, but this thread has finally got me to start telling people I'm Canadian
Pete
Funny, wars, torture etc didn't do it, but this thread has finally got me to start telling people I'm Canadian
Pete
#1297
Re: WTF in America
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#1299
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Re: WTF in America
I see ads all the time online for jobs at local bars around me, and most mention preference for those with a certification from a school.
Heck, I've seen ads now for cashier training, and bank teller training, janitor certification, front desk hotel training and so on.
Seems you need training for almost anything these days....lol
#1300
Re: WTF in America
I found some Strongbow in a local grocery yesterday, and it was very good. It had the Bulmer's name on it, though it wasn't as dry as I remember it, and was much better than the Angry Orchard cider I bought a few months ago. .... But it appears to have been made in Belgium. WTF!
#1304
Re: WTF in America
Considering more and more bars and restaurants wont train you, going to a school to learn seems the best route.
I see ads all the time online for jobs at local bars around me, and most mention preference for those with a certification from a school.
Heck, I've seen ads now for cashier training, and bank teller training, janitor certification, front desk hotel training and so on.
Seems you need training for almost anything these days....lol
I see ads all the time online for jobs at local bars around me, and most mention preference for those with a certification from a school.
Heck, I've seen ads now for cashier training, and bank teller training, janitor certification, front desk hotel training and so on.
Seems you need training for almost anything these days....lol
#1305
Re: WTF in America
I found some Strongbow in a local grocery yesterday, and it was very good. It had the Bulmer's name on it, though it wasn't as dry as I remember it, and was much better than the Angry Orchard cider I bought a few months ago. .... But it appears to have been made in Belgium. WTF!
Stella Artois's cider is good too, it's also widely available here.