On Mar 20, 10:28 pm, "Ed" <
maximamaximu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You hit the nail on the head there 'fog'!
> People go to Tims because its a routine, they know the workers, familair
> atmostphere, little flirting and giggles , all that shit!
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> It ain't all about the coffee."fog" <
f...@goodtimes.st> wrote in message
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> > Tim Horton's coffee, in my opinion, is not very good coffee. I find
> > people that love it, love just Tim's and not "coffee" in general.
> > Unfortunately, there's not much you can really do. I've heard from many
> > people that the 'brew yourself' Tim's is nothing like what you get at the
> > 'shop.
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> > I can only suggest alternate coffee's that I believe are great, but none
> > of which your wife will probably approve of if she's a Tim's addict.
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> > On 20/03/2012 2:41 PM, Brad P wrote:
> >> I would do a secret taste test and when she asks you to go get coffee at
> >> Tims, brew some Tim's yourself (perhaps in your garage/shed or a buddy's
> >> house nearby). See if she notices a difference (you'll need an empty cup
> >> and
> >> lid obviously).
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> >> Otherwise, scratch the "or me" part and get her to get her own coffee. As
> >> a
> >> husband, you made a committment to her but I doubt it included being her
> >> coffee go-getter....no offense.
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