: I might need these.

: Are you guys eating a bag of marshmallows?

: ngl, theyʼre delicious

: Aw, Bulk Barn ♥️ – I miss it so.
This is definitely something I would do.
· #committed

… they thought they were ALWAYS like that, mustʼve seemed so magical! Youʼre right – we should actually do that (+ way less work 👍).

: When my Oma & her family emmigrated 2 Canada in the ʼ40s from their war‑torn Mennonite colony in South Russia (Ukraine), they arrived @ their final stop in Dec. & were in‑awe @ the way the exteriors of Canadian houses were all decorated w/ coloured lights, not realizing it was a Christmas thing; …

Ah, didnʼt try 2. Online TV guide site said 62 CBS, but that was something else… We have a hard time getting 2 to come in anyway 🫤; caught the end @ the inlawsʼ.

: Obsolete cables are my passion. Someday Iʼm going to be a hero.

: Obsolete cables are my passion. Someday Iʼm going to be a hero.

: Yo, same & same reaction to this headline.

: Nice one! ⭐

Is the Droidspeak accuate? 😄

: Ah, looks good on a store to be participating, can see why they do it. Thanks for adding that clarification.

… If the advertised price is over $10 CAD, you get $10‑off.
Iʼve used this a couple ×, back when I lived in Canada – got a free 24‑case of canned iced tea once. There, itʼs called the Scanner Price Accuracy Code.
Iʼve always wondered what the rule is here. Thanks!

Good info
In Ontario, if an item scans‑in at a price different from its advertised one (even if itʼs a lower price), you get that item for free, up to $10. There are notices posted at registers behind the cashiers at some stores explaining that, but still most people donʼt know about it. …

: Thatʼs a Grilled Charlie.
» youtu.be/iqVOxoSpT8E

: So good, Joy! Itʼs both cute and well‑done. Sheʼll love it! 💛

- Made our 1ˢᵗ Christmas purchase today – a stocking‑stuffer for Kid №2 of 4… short on both ideas and money. 🤷‍♀️

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