RRRROOOOLLLLLLLLLLL Up the Rim!!!! To Win!
Mann551
Well, it is Wednesday, and right now, as all of us here in Canada love to do, let's:
Roll Up The Rim to Win!!!!
Today, the very first thing to take note of, is that there is no rim to roll up. This is taken care of by the simple fact, all you need to do is come up with a reason as to why you are in love with tim Hortons so badly that you read this article. State this in the comments, and then the best reason/story will win.
What's the prize? The prize for winning is a mere $10.08 Which is the cost for 5 extra large coffees, plus ecanadian taxes of 20%.
The Rules:
The Way it will work is: I will request of you to do something, and then you (eCanada) will come up with answers. The best answer for the question is chosen the winner and will walk away with a cash prize.
The cash prize will vary per week, per question.
As well, added as of today, thursday's will be the judging days, and the winner will be announced on Friday's, I will list the name of the winner, and then that person must send me a message so that way I know they are active and it is not wasted money, they will have all of friday and saturday, if there is no answer, second place will be messaged, and as soon as the message is replied to, the money will be given to them.
Note, you may make up a story! Make sure it is good and the longer the better, as long as it takes less than 5 minutes to read.
Comments
I love timmy's because they're timbits are the BEST in all of Canada. They've also got great hot chocolate and amazing soup, which goes along great with a bun! YUM! Oh great, now you got me hungry and beakfast isn't for another 20 minutes! TIM HORTONS IS THE BEST! Always fresh, always Tim Hortons!
i won free tim coffee in RL roll up the rim three days ago lol
As the snow drifted down upon the city, I emerged from my house and trudged into the tumult. Picking up my Mastercraft shovel, I began to systematically throw the fluffy, white stuff onto the bank of snow that bordered my driveway. With record levels of snowfall this year, the pile had already exceeded 4 feet in height and the task of clearing the drive took me almost half an hour to complete. Dejected, but not yet defeated, I lifted the tailgate of my Ford stationwagon, removed the snowbrush I had purchased with Canadian Tire money and began to clean off my car. With each stroke of the brush, I found the snow denying the laws of gravity and instead of falling to the ground, it leaped from the car windows directly onto my coat. Covered in snow, I entered my car and started the drive that would make my day bearable.
As I approached the plaza, I saw the sign glowing like a beacon in a storm: "Tim Horton's". I knew that salvation was at hand. As I entered Timmies, I reaching into my pocket and grabbed the twonie I had reserved specifically for my double-double. I ordered my delicious, 20-minutes fresh coffee and hit the road. On the drive to my lectures, I began to drink the sweet nectar that is Timmie's coffee. As I sipped the drink, I instantly felt better. The ordeal of clearing my driveway and car seemed to be a distant memory. No longer did I feel the cold of the winter. I awoke from my half-asleep stupor and with coffee in hand knew that my day would be a good one.
Later, as I finished my drink, I popped off the lip in order to rrrrroll up the rim. Alas! "Please Play Again"! No matter, for I know that tomorrow, I will again make the journey to my beloved Timmies and I will again feel the warmth and happiness that is Tim Hortons coffee.