- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
Um, not really new, but new to Canada. 
I have arrived...
- Thread starter cybershooters
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RePete
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- This Solar System
Welcome again.
When and why did you leave Staffordshire?
When and why did you leave Staffordshire?
ontgunner
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Closer than you'd think!
Welcome to God's country!
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
RePete said:
Er, because I can get Federal .22 from Canadian Tire for $2.89 a box?
And I couldn't even find the stuff in the UK.
You picked a good province to move to, people in Sask. and Alta. are gun/hunting friendly, people from Ont. and Quebec are wimpy and vote for the Lieberals mostly, (except maybe Dantforth, he's a good guy)!! I used to live in Ontario,but it was O.K. then(last year).
Mind your manners. Ontario is a big place, bigger than many nations, so please don't paint all of us with the same brush.
dangertree
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Welcome Steve. Time to stock up on semis and pistols.
Hey, Steve, are you one of the London old Bill that decided to come to Canada during the latest recruiting drive by some police forces here?
RePete
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cybershooters said:Er, because I can get Federal .22 from Canadian Tire for $2.89 a box?
And I couldn't even find the stuff in the UK.
For some reason that doesn't surprise me.
Trader Rating: (0)cybershooters said:Um, not really new, but new to Canada.
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 1,997
With 1997 posts, you are defintitely not a newbie!
Welcome to Canada. When did you arrive? I hadn't noticed your location change until just now.
PS time to work on that trader rating!
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
Teapot said:
Erm, nope!
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
Slavex said:
When I can find some McVitie's rich tea biscuits that aren't broken into about a million pieces.
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
tootall said:
About a month ago... let me stock up first.
- Location
- On or About the GTA
cybershooters said:When I can find some McVitie's rich tea biscuits that aren't broken into about a million pieces.
What's wrong with a million pieces? Ah don't know, soft southerners! Try the no name social tea from Loblaws, they are a close facsimile. You're sh*t out of luck if you want a chocolate hobnob though.
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
Ah, no, you are wrong, the cultured Albertans do have chocolate Hob Nobs, I nearly bought some the other day. I did see the No Name rich tea biscuits, they were all smashed to bits too. I had to settle for Ginger Nuts. One biscuit you can guarantee isn't going to be broken!
President's Choice, Gingersnaps are very nice.
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- On or About the GTA
cybershooters said:
Damn, I could just about live with the fact that the westerners get ATT's easier but the choco hobnob thing takes the biscuit, literally!
The only thing I have to console myself is that my local beer store carries Marston's Pedigree. Who knows they may get some Wobbly Bob some time in the future. Mind you, the local Scottish bakery ( my haggis supplier) carries Tunnocks biscuits. All these trials and tribulations aside, living in Ontario is better than being stuck in the UK.
RePete
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tenexx said:
Sounds like the Beer store is carrying dog food.
