Tim Hortons is indeed a Canadian chain named after...wait for it...a HOCKEY PLAYER! Yes, Tim Horton was on the Toronto Maple Leafs before playing for Buffalo. He was killed in a car accident on the highway in my hometown but his donut chains live on. (see my image)
I would be at Donut Pride in a heartbeat. Would sell my belongings just to get there. To sample the donuts of the world.
I will have a hard time with this tolerance thing. Why can't people just eat maple dips and make it easier for me to like them?
I will sometimes eat a sprinkle donut. Just sometimes. I rinse my mouth out with soap afterwards.
I will have a hard time with this tolerance thing. Why can't people just eat maple dips and make it easier for me to like them?
I think all this non-maple-phobia springs from your own natural desires for other types of donut. Instead of feeling ashamed, you should embrace and celebrate your openness to other donut types.
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Date: 2003-12-16 04:59 pm (UTC)I would be at Donut Pride in a heartbeat. Would sell my belongings just to get there. To sample the donuts of the world.
I will have a hard time with this tolerance thing. Why can't people just eat maple dips and make it easier for me to like them?
I will sometimes eat a sprinkle donut. Just sometimes. I rinse my mouth out with soap afterwards.
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Date: 2003-12-16 09:11 pm (UTC)I think all this non-maple-phobia springs from your own natural desires for other types of donut. Instead of feeling ashamed, you should embrace and celebrate your openness to other donut types.