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Friday, June 30, 2006

Canada's Secret Weapon.

Look out Taliban, the troops have a secret weapon. It's called Double Double. An aircraft carrying a Tim Hortons trailer landed June 12.

I don't know if they realize the impact Tim will have on the peace keepers. Being an addict myself, I can't imagine going even one day without my Triple Triple. This could shorten the occupation considerably.

I would even consider applying for a job. Sounds interesting, but the best thing would be all the free coffee.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: could you imagine the repercussions of getting someone's order wrong when you're in the middle of a war zone? no thanks, i'll keep my crappy job right here. lol; 4:30 PM

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