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Hi, guys & gals!

I'm Ron from Ontario, Canada. I've been playing (or at least trying to) play guitar for more years than I care to admit. I like Blues, Country, and Classic Rock styles of music. I stumbled into this site while surfing around the 'net...It seems to be a very cool and informative place to pick up some knowledge about guitar playing.

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Yes one of my home boys is here LOL welcome to this site I think you will find it very useful here. and if you are stuck on something all you have to do is ask and we can help you out!!!


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Thanks for the welcome, Canuck-Playa! Good to know I'm not the only one here from the great white north!

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Hey, your not the only one EH! I'm off to Timmies' for a coffee and bagel in a bit. Reminds me of a joke. Two Canadian men and a Canadian woman are stranded on an island. Three months later the 2 men are still politely insisting the other date the lady first. Mean while the Canadian woman has almost finished building a Tim Hortons. You have to be a Kanuck to really get it.

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Hey, your not the only one EH! I'm off to Timmies' for a coffee and bagel in a bit. Reminds me of a joke. Two Canadian men and a Canadian woman are stranded on an island. Three months later the 2 men are still politely insisting the other date the lady first. Mean while the Canadian woman has almost finished building a Tim Hortons. You have to be a Kanuck to really get it.
LOL!! That Timmies brew is potent, be careful! I've developed intestinal problems and am told by my doc to stay away from coffee... but man, is that stuff addictive!! Been off coffee for a week now; but I'm having a hard time bypassing the drive-thru!! (I must admit, I am starting to feel better...but man, do I need a double-double!!!!)

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LOl thats the good thing about timmy We are the only canadians who get it. when my american friend came down from the states he wouldnt touch cofee or the pountine. finally i forced him to try some and he loved it. he took back cans of the fravy with him lol and buckets of tim horton cofee. Once you start you just cant stop

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Hi Ron

Great to have you with us !!! You'll sure enjoy here... (Hey do you guys like Bryan Adams??? I'm really a great fan of him ) He was here in India last week, but sadly i could'nt be there. Its my dream just to meet him once !!! (i knoe its difficult though)

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Hello. I just got back from Tim's. I'm from the east coast. I'm settling in for the day here. There is a blizzard getting ready to hit.

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Hi Ron and welcome ...lot's of Canadians here on the forum so you're in good company.

I could really go a herb and garlic cream cheese bagel from Tim Hortons right now... mmm... but not the coffee, that's not coffee.

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Great to have you with us !!! You'll sure enjoy here... (Hey do you guys like Bryan Adams??? I'm really a great fan of him ) He was here in India last week, but sadly i could'nt be there. Its my dream just to meet him once !!! (i knoe its difficult though)

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Thanks kush I liked Bryan Adams earlier stuff...songs like "Cuts like a knife, Run to you, Heaven"...I've not listened to him in a while, not too sure what he has been up to.

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Hi Ron and welcome ...lot's of Canadians here on the forum so you're in good company.

I could really go a herb and garlic cream cheese bagel from Tim Hortons right now... mmm... but not the coffee, that's not coffee.

Clancy

Thanks, Clancy

That bagel sounds good! As far as the coffee goes, we have a "love/hate relationship"... I love Tim's coffee, but it hates me.

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Thanks, Clancy

That bagel sounds good! As far as the coffee goes, we have a "love/hate relationship"... I love Tim's coffee, but it hates me.
Try a bagel and a cup of tea. It's a good combination.... really!

I know you can't get it at Tim Hortons, but have you tried dandelion root tea? It's not a bad coffee substitute. It's bitter (like coffee) but is good for you! I must admit, I do drink coffee as well, but I limit myself to one cup a day now... otherwise.... well, let's just say, I can get a little tense.

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Try a bagel and a cup of tea. It's a good combination.... really!
Clancy

Your making me hungry!
Okay you've done it now. I'm putting bagels down on my shopping list!
Just one question: What's the best thing to put on them, eg. butter, cheese?

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stratmaniak

Glad to have you aboard! If I had my druthers, I druther be up north....

Hey Hawkeye .... I've got a good friend up on PEI out of Summerside. She's a great musician, Nikkie..... Do you know her?

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Glad to have you aboard! If I had my druthers, I druther be up north....

Thanks, lcjones. Good to be here amongst such a friendly bunch

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