At one moment in time, Tim Horton's had 10 locations across Connecticut, mostly inland, I remember going to the Plainville, Rocky Hill, Meriden, Norwich, Vernon, and Groton
We can assume this thing is an inanimate object, just a mechanical toy meant to inspire wonder in children until it makes a painfully slow turn and locks eyes with you.
All of this begs the question, what would be considered Connecticut's #1 tourist attraction? Since I'm a wise ass my first instinct was to do this in a way that diminished the Nutmeg State attractions but the more I think about it the more I want to play nice. So, here are some options I've gathered from "THE WEB."
"If they're crazy enough to believe it, that's their business," the W.A.S.P. frontman tells UCR, regarding the continued questions about whether or not the band is playing live.