Struth and stone the bloody crows. Seeing as I’m in Canada I think I’ll have a few bob each way.
So have a nice day, and would you like a doughnut with your Tim’s? "Youthful things indeed".
Bloody awful coffee imo, but their iced cappuccino is not bad and some of the sandwich soup combos are passable as are some of the muffins.
The Umiak is still not at the loading dock, seems it is stuck in heavy ice pressed together by in shore winds.
The ice around Nain and over to Edwards Cove is not safe for travel, and things are quietened on the strike information front, talks at table are on holiday till second week in June.
So have a nice day, and would you like a doughnut with your Tim’s? "Youthful things indeed".
Bloody awful coffee imo, but their iced cappuccino is not bad and some of the sandwich soup combos are passable as are some of the muffins.
The Umiak is still not at the loading dock, seems it is stuck in heavy ice pressed together by in shore winds.
The ice around Nain and over to Edwards Cove is not safe for travel, and things are quietened on the strike information front, talks at table are on holiday till second week in June.
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Oh yes! In your face Australia! On the Tim Horton's front, I brought a maple dipped donut back into the UK in my backpack and this morning about 4 a.m., got up and ate it for breakfast. Damn it was good.
I’ll give ya the doughnut. Good thing you don’t have z in your name, or it starts with O’ or Mc. Do they still have that long detention thingy without charges over there?
Ya want coffee go down under. Long black with a Koala burger is to die for, well at least ten years if ya caught with the koala burger.
We became addicted to TH's vanilla coffee. While touring Canada, we'd pull out of a motel in the morning and 5 minutes late pull into TH's for the fix!
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