So... Whats for lunch?

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Lil Me

#16845
May 15 07 03:47
 Bye pit!
 
 I like Trader Joe's, too (and the two buck chuck). I think there's one in Bellingham now.  Before, the closest was Seattle.
 
 
 oops.  Gotta go.
   
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Sportsdude

#16846
May 15 07 03:49
see yeah ms me.
mee too, time to get off the computer. lol
 
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Schadenfreude

#16847
May 15 07 04:34
Sportsdude wrote:
really? Cuz I thought that's what everyone ran on in the Pacific Northwest. Coffee places out number people. lol

Just never been to a Tim Horton's.

 

 You're not missing much. If you like coffee with lots of cream & sugar, "double double", I guess it's drinkable. I drink my coffee black. Tim Horton's black tastes like old dirty dishwater.

 Starbucks bold / dark has flavour.

 
 


 
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Lil Me

#16848
May 15 07 05:26
Agreed on the coffee, Schady.  I drink double-doubles at TH and black everywhere else.
 
 What's for dinner?  We had BBQ'd burgers on the new "thin" multigrain buns from the StupidStore with salad.
   
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Sportsdude

#16849
May 15 07 07:55
I really didn't have dinner.
Ate fish around 3ish so I just had veggies.

 
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P.C.

#16850
May 15 07 07:59
Well, I LOVE  Costco.  You can have TH's AND Starbucks.  Timmy's coffee it too watery and week, and Starbucks is bitter.

  The last thing I would ever accuse Costco of is having cheap products.  I find they have pretty good quality stuff.....and always some unusual unique stuff that you don't find in your regular department stores.

  I [img style="CURSOR: pointer" onclick=url(this.src); src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/smilie/liebe/g102.gif" border=0] Costco too Lil Me.  
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Sportsdude

#16851
May 15 07 08:02
lol I just want to go to Tim Ho's because like the canadian thing.  
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P.C.

#16852
May 15 07 08:07
Apparently.  Not this Canadian.  The whole Timmy's thing is relatively new to me.  I tried it once just to see what the fuss was about.  There was nothing to fuss about.    
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Sportsdude

#16853
May 15 07 08:12
hehehe
what else is there that's precieved a canadian icon.
 
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kitten

#16854
May 15 07 08:17
Hi, folks.  I had a wonderful meal tonight.  Barbecued steak, baked potato and corn,  from the BBQ I bought at WalMart today.....and assembled.  Patting self on back!!!

I found a great bargain on it.  Just $69.00!  What a job to assemble it though.  Three pages of letters and numbers for parts, and diagrams with so many lines pointing everywhere that I thought I needed an engineering degree just to get it together!    
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P.C.

#16855
May 15 07 08:21
Salmon and shell fish.....oyster bars.  

Other than that, most of our 'Canadian' cuisine is 'borrowed'.  Eastern Canada has the Scottish influence.....Central Canada has the French influence.....the prairies has the Ukranian influence.  B.C. seems to tap into a mix of everything.  
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

P.C.

#16856
May 15 07 08:23
Hi Miss Kitten.  We just bought a new Bar-B too.  So nice to have !  (the other TWO....yes TWO) will become a feature at our next garage sale.  Mr. Sawdust likes to keep up on these things.....lol

  Your dinner sounds quite yummy indeed !!!!

  *Good job on the assembly.....they never make the 'destructions' easy, do they!
Sir Isaac Newton invented the swinging door....for the convenience of his cat.

Lil Me

#16857
May 15 07 08:26
Hi kitten!  I know what you mean about building a BBQ.  It sucks.  It's hard to hold the bolts in place and turn the wrench at the same time.  
"In the absence of clearly-defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily trivia until ultimately we become enslaved by it."  Robert Heinlein

kitten

#16858
May 15 07 08:27
Hi, P.C.  I imagine the one you bought is a lot fancier than mine.  I only need enough space for one or two people though.

  I think they feel that the harder you work, the more you will enjoy the results.  
Thousands of years ago cats were worshipped.  They have not forgotten.

Sportsdude

#16859
May 15 07 08:29
We're thinking about getting a bbq of some kind. I wouldn't mind.
P.C have you ever had a Nanaimo Bar?
 
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