Posted on: 26-10-06 19:21:07
I believe that dollar store is only meant to buy small stuff that is more like use and throw kind of things. Edibles and food products should never be bought from there as far as I know.
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that reference went totally over my head.
Come on MR
! You dont know Ali G aka Borat? I'm talking about the bristish comedian Sacha cohens potrayal of the outlandish 'Borat'. He makes bigoted/racist and otherwise pathetic comments as a norm when 'in character'His comments sorta pale in comparision to what I read from our resident Borat.
Heres a link for the pop-culturally challenged
http://www.canadiandesi.com/read.php?TID=15315
Try typing Ali G into you tube. I find the guy hilarious. Who knew there was a real life desi version of him.?
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
If you go to one at Royal york and the 401 intersection, (there is an exit from the 401). Chances are that your bill might be lesser than what you purchased due to a new cashier. I went 2 weeks back and she charged me $3 less on a $25 bill.
Man oh Man oh Man!
I can so totally see you going back to 2 posts a day or less if you keep this up, TK. Sometimes I don't really know how to react to your posts, because there is a level of ridiculousness that I've never dealt with before...
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
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the smart ones (eg. the couple that i know)sell them to make a profit.
For Desi children it is a sort of fun to roam with friends/ family members to collect these FREE chocolates.
I personally do not subscribe to this idea of "Smartness". I even did not understood why especially Desi children shall have fun collecting FREE chocolates .....
Unfortunately I have never met anyone who sells Halloween chocolates, to the contrary I have met people (Desi and others) who distribute the gifts free.
Thanks
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Man oh Man oh Man!
I can so totally see you going back to 2 posts a day or less if you keep this up, TK. Sometimes I don't really know how to react to your posts, because there is a level of ridiculousness that I've never dealt with before...
ROFL....
...and the other post where someone said...you alone can beat Santa-Banta...
...OMG....
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On a more serious note, check the link (on page 1) provided by Pramod Chopra. I do have a post in that link.
If you're in Toronto, try the Flea Market at Warden/Eglinton. There is a chocolate store, which has brand name stuff at reasonable prices. The little Nestle candy bars are usually available for $1 (pack of 12) and no tax. But then that may be considered as Halloween candies
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Originally posted by BlueLobster
Man oh Man oh Man!
I can so totally see you going back to 2 posts a day or less if you keep this up, TK. Sometimes I don't really know how to react to your posts, because there is a level of ridiculousness that I've never dealt with before...
ROFL....
...and the other post where someone said...you alone can beat Santa-Banta...
...OMG....
Its like quicksand for sanity. There are some remotely normal posts and then suddenly a bombshell like this one here. I think Mahatma Gandhi would turn to violence after reading some of the stuff...
Its the gift that never stops giving, I guess...
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