A Foreign Land- Canada
OO the tunnel feels like some sci-fi warp to a different dimension.
Where do you want to go first, Chris?
Of course there first, but seriously I'm hungry. I have heard a lot about Canadian cuisine, let's scope some out.
Royal Canadian dining? Will the Queen be there too? Oh well, let's try somewhere else.
Ahh, this scottish establishment is something completely new to us. What next?
Ope, nothing, we saw all of Canada that we wanted to see.
posted by Clupbert @ 8:40 PM
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What, no Tim Horton's? In London we have those on every corner, like you with your McDonalds.
Next time you come I'll have to give you a proper tour.
There was boob bars too, I forgot to mention those. We have a Tim Horton's really close to my house, so slowly but surely they are creeping in to the US.
Creepin' ever since being bought out by Wendy's allowed them the capital to expand.
Go to St. Catherine's. More Timmy Ho-hos per capita than any other place in the world.
Of course, it's not that creat. It's like a Krispy Kreme that serves pseudo-homestyle soups and sandwiches as well as doughnuts. Canadians are only proud of it because it's the only Canadian restaurant/chain that they can name. (There are some chains, like St. Hubert or Cora's, which are only specific to a certain area. Tim's is national.)
Of course, unbeknownst to them, Tim Horton's, that loveable Canadian company, is now a tool of an evil, ruthless American corporation! And I know people who've been going to Tim's solely to promote and help Canadian business!
Ha, that's funny I didn't go there for the opposite reason. Now I will go there more often.
where are the igloos? and where are the mounties?
LiT
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