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Re: Tim Hortons
I'll have a medium coffee, black, and one of those chocolate glazed on the right.
But where's the drive-thru? A Timmy's without a drive-thru is like... is like... man, I can't even think of a decent metaphor!!!! <gong!>
I really like the trays of goodies. You've got the overall feel of a Tim's. But you really need that drive-thru.
Thanks for working on this for us. A nice start to the day. (to paraphrase Duvall: "I love the smell of coffee in the morning.")
Alan
But where's the drive-thru? A Timmy's without a drive-thru is like... is like... man, I can't even think of a decent metaphor!!!! <gong!>
I really like the trays of goodies. You've got the overall feel of a Tim's. But you really need that drive-thru.
Thanks for working on this for us. A nice start to the day. (to paraphrase Duvall: "I love the smell of coffee in the morning.")
Alan
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Very cool (even though I'm not familiar with Tim Hortons). I especially like how you did the parking lot. That must have taken a ton of tiles.
Steve
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Wow Sir Terrance that is awesome! I love it. Its odvious that the pavement is brand new, (its black). The doughnuts rock, and the building is awesome.
I agree that it needs a drive thru, the only Tims that I ever saw without one was ummmm, wait I never saw one without.
I will have a chocolate long John and a bottle of peach juice.
Dan
I agree that it needs a drive thru, the only Tims that I ever saw without one was ummmm, wait I never saw one without.
I will have a chocolate long John and a bottle of peach juice.
Dan
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Funny thing is that there aren't any Tim's with drive thrus where I live. Only 1 far far away...
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Oooh, yes, yes, yes... a real Long John :!: How I miss those treats. Around here a so-called 'long john' is more like a naked chocolate eclair (i.e. NO chocolate). When I describe a real Long John to my co-workers, they give me that pitying look!Robin Hood wrote:I will have a chocolate long John and a bottle of peach juice.
In Lego I would use a tan 1x2 plate topped by a brown 1x2 tile for this delicacy.
Alan
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One plus one equals three... for large values of one. (Bruce Fournier)
The two most important days of your life are the day you are born
and the day you discover why. (Donald Sensing)
One plus one equals three... for large values of one. (Bruce Fournier)
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I just thought I would point out a couple details. There are two machines behind the till. One has a stick coming down. That is supposed to be the Iced Cappucino mixer, and thats why the stack of clear 1x1's are supposed to the cups.
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