Lotsa Stuff!

**mastercraft** · February 8th, 2008, 06:13 AM

I find their washer fluid especially excellent.
Their Formula 1 synthetic oil? To die for!
I also find their selection of sump pumps second to none.
Oh, and let's not forget fertilizer and bagged topsoil.
Hmmm... I also like their barbeque tools - way cool.

I think that's it for now, but I'm sure more will come to me.

**IKnowThings** · February 8th, 2008, 02:00 PM

Don't forget about their Canadian Tire Money!
I think it's great to be able to go in, pay with all CT money, and get CT money back to go back and do the same again.
A real money saver!

**Guest-0005** · February 9th, 2008, 01:11 PM

I think Canadian Tire is awesome.
I like the "impulse items" at the cash - stuff you really don't need but figure you might one day, so better grab one. Like a spare flashlight, a roll of electrical tape and some bug juice. I also am kind of partial to extension cords - you can never have too many!

**mastercraft** · February 13th, 2008, 11:30 AM

I can remember my Dad calling himself the "bungee cord king" when he'd load up the roof of the car with all kinds of camping gear and bungee it all down and then bungee a tarp over it. I definitely like the bungee cord selection.

**Guest-0008** · February 17th, 2008, 09:10 PM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think Canadian Tire is awesome.
I like the "impulse items" at the cash - stuff you really don't need but figure you might one day, so better grab one. Like a spare flashlight, a roll of electrical tape and some bug juice. I also am kind of partial to extension cords - you can never have too many!

Canadian Tire is awesome? You'd better look up the definition of "awesome", Jack.
It means fear mingled with reverence. Hardly a description I would use for Canadian Tire, or any other store for that matter.

**mastercraft** · February 19th, 2008, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Canadian Tire is awesome? You'd better look up the definition of "awesome", Jack.
It means fear mingled with reverence. Hardly a description I would use for Canadian Tire, or any other store for that matter.

I think it would be better to use "wicked-awesome", Jack. Or maybe "totally-wicked-cool", since they are harder to define once hyphenated. That way you can avoid people dwelling on semantics.

By the way, I found another I thing I like about Canadian Tire this weekend - exchangeable propane cylinders. I was having a little BBQ and ran out of propane - no biggie; just a quick drive over to my local store and a quick exchange and back. The burgers hardly got cold in between!

**Guest-0009** · February 20th, 2008, 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by mastercraft

I think it would be better to use "wicked-awesome", Jack. Or maybe "totally-wicked-cool", since they are harder to define once hyphenated. That way you can avoid people dwelling on semantics.

By the way, I found another I thing I like about Canadian Tire this weekend - exchangeable propane cylinders. I was having a little BBQ and ran out of propane - no biggie; just a quick drive over to my local store and a quick exchange and back. The burgers hardly got cold in between!

It's not semantics. It's called the English language. Check into it sometime instead of being a jackass all your life.