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2 days agoGenerally in lakes it’s more people boating who drown. They are far from shore and can get hurt in a capsize easily
Generally in lakes it’s more people boating who drown. They are far from shore and can get hurt in a capsize easily
As a Canadian it looks like a timbit being used for scale
Those still exist, you are just not invited to them 😛
It’s two cartons of eggs, each container is a dozen and a half. Eggs are normally in units of a dozen so keeping that as a consistent unit across multiple brands and styles makes sense. Costco normally indicates how many things are packaged together more than the overall total. It’s useful to know the format.
If it was on tray of 36 eggs the would have used 3 dozen and the indicator to keep it consistent with the standard unit of eggs.
Specifically from Tim Hortons, which despite not having been Canadian in ages still gets treated like a Canadian icon.
But as a result yeah, often referred to that way in common culture.