Cheap Cheap camo at giant tiger

[savagelh]

Just wanted to let everyone know that the have really cheap camo outerwear at Giant Tiger right now. I was at the circle drive location in saskatoon and they have a good selection ranging from 15 - 60 bucks for jackets, bunnyhugs, pants etc. I bought some there last year and couldn't be happier with it.

 

[fratri]

thanks...

 

[pharaoh2]

A bunnyhug?

 

[banskopivo]

I live with a Saskatchewanianite (?) and I'll translate for you...

Bunnyhug= Hoodie

Vico= Chocolate milk

Interweb= the internet

Daylight savings time= (no translation available...screw it, just don't change the clock)

 

[pharaoh2]

Thanks for that.

Do you guys really call them bunnyhugs? That's so cute!

Shhh, don't tell anyone. I still call them kangaroo coats.

 

[banskopivo]

Kangaroo works good too...I still can't figure out "bunnyhug" either.

Must get boring in the combines...too much time to come up with this stuff...

 

[fogducker]

bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha
bunnyhugs

 

[scradster]

ya everyone calls em bunnyhugs, and were not ALL farmers thanks. at least we dont call them 'kangas' lolzzz

 

[pharaoh2]

Well nobody's perfect.

Bunnyhug, Bwahahahahahahha!

 

[gregc]

[
Daylight savings time= (no translation available...screw it, just don't change the clock)[/QUOTE]

yup, no daylight savings time for them saskatchewan guys cus the extra hour of daylight will burn the crops all the sh#t!! who needs that.

 

[kastles]

i forgot what the post was about when i had to think of what the hell a "bunnyhug" could possibly be in camo.

 

[Woodsman]

"Bunnyhug"? So this is a "bunnyhug" in camo?

http://s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/eFashion/DE-DD7512_GCM_front?wid=500

 

[gyman98]

yep we all have bunnyhugs, be careful when you wash the giant tiger stuff it shrinks right up. Any non-Saskawanian heard of a Quonset?

 

[banskopivo]

Heard of them...? Lived in them !!(Thanks Base Wainwright...)

 

[pharaoh2]

That's my idea of a mansion. Actually I have a cousin who just got married. Her and her husband are turning half of one into a fancy living area and the other half into a shop for his business.

 

[savagelh]

This could be the beginning of a pretty funny thread. Theres lots of stuff that us flatlanders do that might be interpretted as "not quite right" to others. I didn't even know bunnyhug was saskatchewan slang. I just thought thats what it was called. Anyone else have any examples of local dialect?

 

[pharaoh2]

You know what we call Liberals in Alberta? Non-existant.

 

[oopswasthatyourdog?]

This could be the beginning of a pretty funny thread. Theres lots of stuff that us flatlanders do that might be interpretted as "not quite right" to others. I didn't even know bunnyhug was saskatchewan slang. I just thought thats what it was called. Anyone else have any examples of local dialect?

Yep, out here in Quebec we have these things. They are quite tall, covered in leaves with branches and a trunk. We call them TREES. Don't know if you've heard of them in Sk.....

 

[rhino519]

You know what we call Liberals in Alberta? Non-existant.

I though you called them "Damb ****** Ontarians" or just plain-Torontonians

 

[KodiakII]

OK enough talk of the bunny things ladies! Picked up a nice pair of Kodiak bib coveralls (insulated) the other day for 20 bucks!