Slough. Toque. Treed. Timbit. Toonie. Loonie. Jumper. Bunnyhug. Poutine. Swamp Donkey. Two Four. Two Six. Texas Mickey.
Sounds like a list from here.
https://www.canadiansexacts.org/
Timbits though
Slough. Toque. Treed. Timbit. Toonie. Loonie. Jumper. Bunnyhug. Poutine. Swamp Donkey. Two Four. Two Six. Texas Mickey.
have you heard that kevin bloody wilson song......
or hedgehogs.
but we have a lot people who have seen the UK farm shop ,and they have taken it to the internet .Possibly whoever was right in saying so?
Who could say now, the commonwealth certainly didn't hang around waiting forever to see.
Having a moan is cost effective but that is the limit of its effectiveness, I don't mind having my decision to adopt a very low-input system criticised by anyone, as my reasons are relevant - I can back up the "why".
I'm also not going to attempt to shift blame for my failures on Roger Douglas, Maggie Thatcher, my current weather, or tyrannosaurus rex... my failures are my own, as that's what I can learn from - I don't believe in "the best of 9 attempts" or someone kissing it better for me
I do feel close to sympathy for the slower learners, with delusions of adequacy, but they aren't British sheep farmers, they are everywhere and in every job - and can be trained to be adequate employees with a bit of patience.
My point is, some of them are training themselves to be just that. Adequate.
they sound like cocktails.I'll have you speaking Canadian before you know it!
Slough. Toque. Treed. Timbit. Toonie. Loonie. Jumper. Bunnyhug. Poutine. Swamp Donkey. Two Four. Two Six. Texas Mickey.
but we have a lot people who have seen the UK farm shop ,and they have taken it to the internet .
country calander has had a few lately,they all seem to have worked over seas and then come home to the family farm, so they must have seen some thing they liked overseas.
i want to know how they are making the killing process work with our rules around meat sales
I know how I get around it - but it wouldn't work for most.but we have a lot people who have seen the UK farm shop ,and they have taken it to the internet .
country calander has had a few lately,they all seem to have worked over seas and then come home to the family farm, so they must have seen some thing they liked overseas.
i want to know how they are making the killing process work with our rules around meat sales
Especially the looniethey sound like cocktails.
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Nothing wrong with a box of Timbits!!!
Caesar.........they sound like cocktails.
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