Maybe, but a reasonable person also wouldn’t drive a car into a lake.

Sometimes I even give them the food we eat!

Canadian political interference. Would you rather future governments gamble our pensions on pet projects?

Because they’re being sound financial managers. Their job is to fund the pension plan. I’m glad they’re not subject to political interference.

They also don’t stop every 30 seconds for an ad break. I don’t get what people enjoy about American football.

What are you talking about? It ended at least three times already this year!

Oh don’t worry they’ll get bailed out. We have a central banker as PM.

Most of my team in India is off tomorrow. It’s not nation-wide but many states have public holidays.

Integration is such a manipulative term too, with the connotations with segregation. Special classes have their flaws, but the status quo is not working.

Ford really took advantage of fptp last time too. He called a snap election claiming he needed a mandate to deal with Trump. Turnout was even worse than usual because it was February.

He timed it carefully, often Ontario will flip parties provincially (i.e. vote Tory when Liberals are in power and vise versa) so he wanted to lock in four years when it looked like Trudeau was on the way out.

In cities bikes are often faster than cars. They don’t get stuck in traffic and you don’t have to worry about parking. On longer distances this goes away, but short urban trips are no brainers.

The LPC resents your implication they would ever do the sorts of things that they are currently doing.

The mega acronyms strike me as a lifeless, corporate legalese kind of tolerance. Kind of like land acknowledgements. They satisfy the requirements of tolerance so we can move on to the real business.

"He tells it like it is! "

It’s Sealy, the stem bolt! Hi Sealy!

Can you help reverse the polarity? Yes you can!

“What they’re effectively saying is that they want data retained on every single Canadian that subscribes to a wireless provider or an internet provider so that they can search the haystack for the needle so to speak, if the need arises,” he said.

He gave the example of someone who carries their cell phone everywhere they go, “which is pretty typical.”

“Every time they move with the cell phone, all that information is being retained. It is not being retained right now. The government would require its retention,” he said.

“It’s very, very problematic.”

And I’m sure that information will never be abused or leaked or otherwise misused, right? Right?

Meanwhile, in Canada we’re getting generic ozempic. So kinda going the other way on that. Although it wasnt anything our government did, they just forgot to file paperwork.

My fault for being helpful before I suppose.

Many years ago I worked tech support for a software company. I had one caller who could not conceive that our software couldn’t print to two printers at once. She didn’t want to print to one then the other. She just kept repeating “this is the 21st century” whenever I tried to explain.

Eventually I told her it was a question for her IT and she went away.

You sent me on a fun search rabbit hole.

It’s tough to pick my favourite. The faux band shirt or the whatever you call this.