Morning
Tim Hortons. The reason why I’d never want to move to the U.S.
Also, can you spot the characters from the previous strips in there? :)
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rereading the archives, This is the first time I noticed Saki and Conroy in the background.
You got a keen eye for detail! :)
Even mercenaries need their Tim’s.
Hey, what a coincidence, I’m Tim. LOL :)
Are you Canadian too? :)
(New reader? Welcome aboard!)
I miss Canada. Only visited once for a few weeks, but I shall return.
Tim Hortons is life.
And yes, Frivolesque takes place in the wonderful land of Canadia. The French part.
And you’ll be much welcome here.
How different is the French part to the Maritime part? I’ve only been in Nova Scotia (and spent the whole time rubbing in the fact that I have far more Scot in me than any of them do) and very briefly Newfoundland, so I wouldn’t know what the rest of Canadaland is like…
I knew it frigging knew it. you are Canadian :)
EH my ninja
I’m French Canadian though, so the “eh” thing doesn’t work. ;)
There are Tim’s in the States now…
Yeah, but they’re really rare, and definitely not as glamorous as they are in Canada.
I noticed HAT.
I’m kewl, yeah.
French Canadian? Why do I get the impression that you don’t live in Ontario?
I dunno?
I’m in Quebec, obviously. :)
They have Tim Hortons in the US, one of my friends from Michigan is crazy about it. Whenever he came back to Italy he always brought enough Tim Hortons to last us a few months of weekend long TV binge-watching.