I, for one, welcome our Canadian overlords.
I, for one, welcome our Canadian overlords.
Looks almost complete and is right on my way to work. Dangerous!
Your Beat 'em Ups! Give them to me!
Your Beat 'em Ups! Give them to me! My daughter and I have played the hell out of X-Men on my PS3. I'm bored! She's not, she could blow up sentinels with Storm all day long. Are there other button-mashers out there that: -Have a playable female character (so Ninja Turtles are out) -Available on PS3 -Multiplayer I'm aware Dungeons & Dragons: Shadows of Mystara comes out in June. Can't wait. But until then, I need something new since I can't listen to "Nothing stops the Blob!" again.
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ReplyDeleteYou know they say that if you so much as enter a Tim Horton's you start to turn Canadian eh? It's probably an urban myth though. I did it several times while I was in Toronto last year, and there's nothing Canadian aboot me yet.
ReplyDeleteIf I go there will they give me socialized medicine?
ReplyDeleteCasey G. Yep, plus all the prescription drugs you can handle (there's a whole list of them behind the counter).
ReplyDeleteA word of warning: Tim Hortons totally sucks.
ReplyDeleteI will determine that after a thorough scouring of my digestive tract by some poutine.
ReplyDeleteRamanan S But incredibly cheap, at least compared to the UK, where the cheapest bog standard coffee is 99p.
ReplyDeleteI stopped at the Lake Street one on Saturday. I ordered an iced coffee and an apple fritter. When she gave me the price it was clearly too low, so I repeated "...and an apple fritter..." She said, "Oh, I got the apple fritter. We're cheap here!"
ReplyDeletePretty good, eh?
Larry Lade I had the same reaction the first time I ordered a coffee and a chocolate doughnut.
ReplyDeleteTry the sour cream glaze donuts. Sounds weird, tastes great
ReplyDeleteI am told that they are going to hop across the Atlantic soon.
ReplyDeleteTim Hortons doesn't sell poutine.
ReplyDeleteWell at least not in Canada :D