Coca Cola is bad because… It’s owned by an American corporation, despite being bottled in Canada?
Why then are we suggested to buy Great Value? Is it because Walmart is an American corporation but it’s bottled in Canada?
I’ve seen this suggestion a few times before this post. Someone help it make sense.
Trump’s red line seems as absolute as those of China and Russia.
I think he prefers talking about things he could do, but hates actually doing them because then he loses his talking points.
There’s definitely some “Biden said he’s not running again” energy in Canada right now. The Conservatives had a single page in their playbook and it’s just been made obsolete.
Those southern repair guys on YouTube are a gold mine. If you can find somebody doing the same dishwasher you have, you’re all set!
But some less obvious things you can fuck up (well, I have, at least):
Arguing about which popular thing is better is no different than yelling “my dad can beat up your dad!” on a playground.
If Freeland isn’t an establishment Liberal, who is?!
Did you name the folder Parking or use the car emoji?
GoodReads is good for this. They have lots of curated lists and popular top 100 lists you can browse through, and you see the cover and a paragraph synopsis of each book.
Beside each book there’s a button to add it to your Want to Read list. Pick books that sound appealing until you’ve built up a decent list.
Then if you don’t feel like manually sourcing them all one at a time from LibGen or Anna’s, you can set up Readarr to automatically sync your Want to Read list and it’ll auto acquire them. If you’re already using automation apps like Sonarr and Radarr it’s exactly the same thing.
Despite his promise, I feel let down.
Do you honestly not understand why that’s irrelevant?
Gavin Dew, the B.C. Conservative critic for jobs, economic development and innovation, said many British Columbians had bought properties for the purpose of using them for Airbnbs, only to have to sell them at a loss because of the new restrictions.
I bet that sounded way more relatable in his head before he opened his mouth.
They’re physically large territories so the map looks very impressive, especially with the Mercator projection.
This is the man who redirected a hurricane with a sharpie. I don’t think there’s any more to it.
I’ve done this a few times and you get props. It’s straightforward in principle but that doesn’t do much for the nervous sweats when you drill that first hole in a pristine wall!
Correct. I can’t use the stairs because otherwise my already flailing joke wouldn’t work at all.
Given how slow the elevator is in my building, I’d do nothing. I’d be dead before it showed up.
Some are new hoodies opened as Christmas gifts on December 24th. The rest are old hoodies that got vomit on them by the fun uncle that made December 24th memorable.
“I think people in general … they’re just more interested in different flavours from around the world, and they’re more adventurous with the food that they want to try.”
I buy my produce at the Chinese or Persian market because everything is half the price that the grocery chains sell for. And they’re all coming from the exact same farm, if the boxes are any indication.
I’m going to guess a major factor here is price and not some young person thirst for exotic groceries or whatever the fuck. This isn’t young people with disposable income buying fancy fruit. It’s the grocery cartels being too greedy and people are discovering there’s an easy alternative.
I know a few people who tried it for the first time after legalization, and they all said “ehh, it’s not for me”.
I imagine there was a spike right after legalization and now the curve is back to normal.
Doug, when a normal family has a member that raves like a lunatic and waves a knife around for EIGHT YEARS, they don’t act surprised when said lunatic finally stabs someone.
But normal families don’t have the same problems the Fords do, so maybe that isn’t obvious.
Hanged them?
Found them important positions at NASA?