corsicanguppy

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corsicanguppy,

Is there a shortage of rabbits?

If you think euthanizing those food-animals is bad, you should see what they do to pigs.

corsicanguppy,

Options available

  • announce closure 2 months ago and move to reduce shifts
  • announce closure 2 weeks ago and hope people didn’t replace a car or book a trip

Option chosen

  • blind-side everyone so only the c-level gets a parachute and the plebes get a Christmas worse than whoville.

Good job, guys. When/if the mine re-opens, this or any management, enjoy being on cash-only terms forever. That town is small enough that names will be circulated and their next companies will be on cash-only. We’ve seen how they conduct business.

corsicanguppy, (edited )

Edit: the article doesn’t list a location, but the publication itself hints it’s in the town where they have the naked hippie parades every year.

… Which is awesome.

corsicanguppy,

Vancouver to Toronto and a sleeper cabin for 2

2 and a child, if I read it correctly. Did you mis-read?

is a few grand I think.

$3400 one-way, booked 3 weeks in advance, as long as one parent suffers a public berth little better than a rack. A round-trip ticket can be under $8 thousand with careful planning. reservia.viarail.ca/en/booking

Porter air, YVR->YYZ->YVR 5 hours each way and a $1,500 itinerary for 2 adults and a child.

Idk

Consider your audience: they’re over 14.

corsicanguppy,

Vancouver to Toronto has 62 stops in-between, including Edmonton but skipping Calgary.

corsicanguppy,

Yep, from the station at the 19 & 417 south of Vanier. Oh! They put up Tremblay station there, in a rare intermodal connection of the type we rarely see out here. (left Nepean 7 years ago so missed the train system they put up using the same failing tech that got that guy fired from Vancouver)

corsicanguppy,

I want them to travel to Europe and Asia and then come back and suffer on via rail. It’s not just new dedicated tracks that are needed, it’s a complete restructure of the passenger experience!

FABULOUS idea. Have them ride transit too, and maybe ferries and ensure they take notes as they fly over, as long as it’s not a North American airline.

Um, but avoid Sweden. We had a bear of a time navigating the variable train system there at what we’re hearing is a very ‘cost-efficient’ time where passengers suffer for the experience.

corsicanguppy,

Now they’re longer still!

corsicanguppy,

Maybe just use words, if you can? Pretend we’re worth it?

corsicanguppy,

Um, do you even KNOW people? We do dumb, illogical things.

corsicanguppy,

I am looking forward to the day when we don’t worry that BCFC is another toxic public/private partnership despite nearly all of them before it being just as bad for everyone not a CEO.

corsicanguppy,

Or EscapeTheStall.com

corsicanguppy,

Don’t worry: windows saw Choco and completely ignored it, to shit a completely incapable alternative into the public space.

corsicanguppy,

So we shouldn’t build 7 storeys of sprawling lowboy condos out of kindling?

3 minutes to get out is a bit hectic for residents with elevator-dependent mobility concerns?

Madness. Where do they come up with these far-fetched ideas? Common logic perhaps?

corsicanguppy,

I’m curious what you think a geologist has to actually say about the medical hazard of asbestos

Wait! I’m asking my doctor about this leaky pipe under my sink.

But I love the absurdity you pointed out.

corsicanguppy,

He was the bomb in phant-uh… Newsradio

corsicanguppy,

How else would a gun show be topical?

corsicanguppy,

Change it back to what the Clovis people called it.

corsicanguppy,

PPC? Buddy should’ve taken a few more humanities courses and learn about people.

corsicanguppy,
corsicanguppy,

We suspect he leveraged the reds in the past, but I’m thinking he’s cooled in his affiliations of late.

corsicanguppy,

Explain why they’re not supporting climate change prevention measures with every fibre of their being; instead, they seem to overwhelmingly vote to ignore the problem.

corsicanguppy,

I’d like to be able to afford a home in the near future.

If by ‘a home’ you include a vast and hoarded greenspace, I think you’re on track to learn about land costs.

A region that is, in places, more densely-populated than manhattan, needs to be realistic about shared greenspace.

corsicanguppy,

Canada’s Pipeline

Don’t put that on us. It was a peace offering to the Cons that - as per trends - didn’t so much appease them as it did give them ammo.

corsicanguppy,

Demand King Charles no longer be our king.

Tell us you don’t understand the risks to our own government setup, why don’t you?

corsicanguppy,

I forget whom Canada mass-killed.

corsicanguppy,

Canada has a history that includes the longer sniper shot on a moving target and also tactics that involve shelling our own position and staggering down to Washingston DC for some Light Remodeling. Our forests are so thick that a group of people were lost for a week less than 10 minutes’ drive outside of town.

I’m okay not cleaving to the US immediately. They won’t see us, they won’t find us, until they’re upon us and the artillery lights up .

Why North America zoning and building codes mean developers can't build nice family friendly "missing middle" housing/apartments (www.youtube.com)

We need to make our cities and towns more family friendly. This is called the “missing middle” in housing, and it’s why in north america all we see are either large condo towers or single family homes, which also drives our urban sprawl problems....

corsicanguppy, (edited )

either large condo towers or single family homes, which also drives our urban sprawl problems

Large condo towers don’t drive urban sprawl; they’re the only thing we have fixing it.

Bad idea by the OP, or bad punctuation making an eats/shoots/leaves sentence?

America vs Rest-of-world pic

Build your building from firewood, or build it from building materials. The striking difference gives us two themes of headline:

But it can go

All

Day

corsicanguppy,

don’t want to

8 billion snowflakes on the planet; it’s either the purge or adaptation to consolidation.

corsicanguppy,

windows or a door to the outside

Wow, do slimeball realtors play fast and loose with those regulations. I’ve seen “window to the living room” as the safety feature in a bedroom. Many of them here, too, brazenly show an 8x8 windowless space as a ‘bedroom’; and with the demand, they can afford a few people questioning that.

corsicanguppy,

If you are poor

You say “not rich” funny.

The cost of healthcare - acute and preventative - was a major factor in my decision to cut short my stay there after 5 years and abandon my green card options. I was working in I-T for a great company with what I was told by a work-chum was a great medical plan; so I was up there for earnings among the 99%. Top-ten, maybe top-5%.

Fuck no. I can’t hinge my future on ensuring I don’t get taken to the wrong hospital by an ambulance.

corsicanguppy,

Measures like this have failed time and time again.

This time it’ll work, though, right?

Conservatives wanting to police our bedrooms and our sinful thoughts? Not a stretch for those hypocrites.

corsicanguppy,

I miss Hinterland Who’s Who, and I enjoyed the Crack Spider’s Bitch parody.

corsicanguppy,

… and/or working them to exhaustion so a simple checklist is too hard to get right.

corsicanguppy,

currently known as Powell River, B.C.

Try not to cancel our birth-places.

Fuck you, Tyee.

corsicanguppy,

The families want him deported, just so they can move on with their lives.

Because it’s better if he were sent back to india instead of being sent to Hay River? Chicoutimi ? Surrey?

What’s the difference? He’s an airplane ride away and he’s potentially a tax-paying member of society.

Is it justice? It smells like vengeance.

corsicanguppy,

I haven’t seen a resort so big - even in the ZH - that it could hold an actual mall, but a mini mall for sure.

And if you’re near La Isla, it’s about the same thing.

One thing is for sure: given the stats over the last decade, if I ever got into some serious gangland drug-dealing, I’m not going to vacation in Cancun! Until then, though, it’s still safer than alternatives.

corsicanguppy,

The problem that the the Liberal Party doesn’t want it because it would mean no more Liberal majorities. No Conservative ones, either.

Ranked-choice only gives majorities. One of the problems with it is that it kills what gave us almost everything we’re happy about as Canadians: minority governments need buy-in at all stages and have to work together with party of similar views, and that’s how we got healthcare and peacekeeping and now dental care.

corsicanguppy,

They care about getting elected.

Psst. When you’re done “both sides” -ing the issue, I bet you can find one of the two that is better than the other and cares more about Canadian happiness.

Vote for them. Then it’s a win for them (election)and a win for us (least-worse party in power). If everyone did that, there’d be no blue left.

You see how your both-sides assertion isn’t even relevant?

corsicanguppy,

I expected to read in the article where the people, those who want to preserve the evidence past where the experts think it’s relevant, are going to pay for proper, secure storage.

corsicanguppy,

“We also told them that my mom is coming to visit. The son said that my mom is going to be considered an occupant,” Maynard said.

It comes down to this:

  • read your lease agreement
  • don’t assume your provider is your friend

Most Albertans don't want the province to pull out of CPP, survey finds (www.ctvnews.ca)

One month after finance ministers met to discuss the Alberta government's intent to pull out of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) public opinion polling by the Angus Reid Institute suggests there's little desire among Albertans or the rest of Canada to see Alberta leave the plan.

corsicanguppy,

I’ve never understood the independent pension plan

If you migrate to or from Alberta, you get nothing. The ‘others’ can suck it

And if you move to BC at 60 years of age, you still get nothing, you rest-of-Canada-lover you.

corsicanguppy,

Can’t stop won’t stop.

corsicanguppy,

My bro is in a similar state, but not for conspiracy reasons.

I’m finding it challenging watching for a glimmer of reason or otherwise waiting for inevitable calamity. I figure as long as he’s cursing me out, he’s still good.

corsicanguppy,

their personality about hating

Have you met their role models from America?

corsicanguppy,

Thanks, Stephen!

corsicanguppy,

I’d bet $10 the technical issue was “hundreds of Amazon parcels choked out our tiny afterthought kiosks in the pharmacy corner”

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