canadian fuel prices
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canadian fuel prices
I was using this site to see what fuel prices were in canada (goin on a fishing trip) and used this site:
http://www.vancouvergasprices.com/Vancouver/index.aspx
thats supposed to be 1.42 right? not 142.9?
http://www.vancouvergasprices.com/Vancouver/index.aspx
thats supposed to be 1.42 right? not 142.9?
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I was using this site to see what fuel prices were in canada (goin on a fishing trip) and used this site:
http://www.vancouvergasprices.com/Vancouver/index.aspx
thats supposed to be 1.42 right? not 142.9?
http://www.vancouvergasprices.com/Vancouver/index.aspx
thats supposed to be 1.42 right? not 142.9?
what kind of fishing ya doing fresh water or offshore west coast cause the banks are going off with the Hali's
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I was out off Ucluelet a week and a half ago and it was a little disappointing. apparently the week before was awesome and this past week was great though
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Yup, when we hear canadian bacon. It usually gets met with a huh? and a semi-retarded stare cuz we haven't got a clue what you're talking about.
Canadian bacon here would be bacon from a canadian pig, rather than imported US bacon from an American pig. But even that wouldn't be called American bacon, it would just be called expensive. Hehehe!
Same with canadian whiskey. To us it's just called whiskey or rye, and there is nothing else. That corn squeezins stuff you get down there is not fit for human consumption.....(just kidding, LOL!)
And we know what toques are too. And toboggans. Years ago I was down in Texas on a motorcycle trip, and one of the Texans I was riding with said he was gonna stop and put his toboggan on his head. I like to cracked up, thinking of him riding a Harley wearing a toboggan on his head. Turns out he was talking about a toque!
Diesel was 1.499 here the other day. $156 bucks and I still had 1/4 tank left.
Canadian bacon here would be bacon from a canadian pig, rather than imported US bacon from an American pig. But even that wouldn't be called American bacon, it would just be called expensive. Hehehe!
Same with canadian whiskey. To us it's just called whiskey or rye, and there is nothing else. That corn squeezins stuff you get down there is not fit for human consumption.....(just kidding, LOL!)
And we know what toques are too. And toboggans. Years ago I was down in Texas on a motorcycle trip, and one of the Texans I was riding with said he was gonna stop and put his toboggan on his head. I like to cracked up, thinking of him riding a Harley wearing a toboggan on his head. Turns out he was talking about a toque!
Diesel was 1.499 here the other day. $156 bucks and I still had 1/4 tank left.
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Diesel here is 139.9. For a brief time, it was the same price as gas at 135.9, but that lasted a day or so, and diesel went up and gas went down.
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And Canadian beer is just plain good!!!