Yeah, I have Peter "I refused the breathalyzer because I only had one drink that night" Goldring. At least he's not a Conservative, now. Independent, I think, unless they let him back into the party.
The current party in power who's not listening to Canadian wasn't voted in by Quebec, it was voted in by the rest of Canada.
Unfortunate, but also only partly true. I know that in Alberta, at least - a sea of blue with a single orange riding - we had a lot of split votes. If those people had voted stratetgically, rather than just the party they support, there would have been a hell of a lot fewer Conservative seats. Unfortunately, my riding would have had our douchebag whether everyone else voted strategically or not
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The majority of voters did not vote Conservative. A good majority of the Conservative ridings went that way because of split votes; and if people had voted strategically, there would have been far more red and orange across the country. I paid attention to Edmonton ridings in particular, but I'm pretty sure it happened elsewhere as well.
And you think that, "any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods," describes Canada?
You know that Canada is a Social Democracy, right? I can't remember hearing about any purges commited by my government. Nor do I think we're run by a totalitarian.
Actually, World War 1 started because Europe was full of militaristic (and mostly aristocratic) douche bags who wouldn't even take the offer not to start the War, because they already had all the plans made up and their little toy soldiers moved down from the attic to play with them.
Really? I heard it was because someone called Archie Duke shot an ostrich because he was hungry.
Imagine just getting on a plane while carrying this superflu in say London? How far would you have it spread before you were no longer able to continue?
Bipolar medications are the reason I'm still around today. If your friends have no more personality and are more depressed than ever, then that's a problem with the specific med (there are more than one). But that you say they're under a "strange delusion" that they're better gives me the impression that you don't know what depression is, and that you don't know that depression is only one of the symptoms of bipolar disorder - hint: bipolar disorder used to be called manic-depression.
Maybe it's just me, but I think you read the summary wrong. Sure, levitation, quantum levitation, whatever. If it gets someone with a passing interest in science to check it out and say, "Hey, that's cool!", isn't that a good thing? The point is, it doesn't say that it's brand new. Maybe they could have mentioned that it builds upon 80 year old observations, but the part that is new is that they've discovered either how to, or that they can, lock the orientation of the superconductor.
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Wouldn't that make the acronym "A SOC"?
Yeah, I have Peter "I refused the breathalyzer because I only had one drink that night" Goldring. At least he's not a Conservative, now. Independent, I think, unless they let him back into the party.
Unfortunate, but also only partly true. I know that in Alberta, at least - a sea of blue with a single orange riding - we had a lot of split votes. If those people had voted stratetgically, rather than just the party they support, there would have been a hell of a lot fewer Conservative seats. Unfortunately, my riding would have had our douchebag whether everyone else voted strategically or not
Not if it was more than 400 feet above ground level.
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The majority of voters did not vote Conservative. A good majority of the Conservative ridings went that way because of split votes; and if people had voted strategically, there would have been far more red and orange across the country. I paid attention to Edmonton ridings in particular, but I'm pretty sure it happened elsewhere as well.
Wrong. More like:
Song: Artist/band writes song, is loaned a large amount of money to record song/album, pennies on the dollar go toward paying back the loan, record company makes money while artist/band goes into debt.
That's not ironic. Rain on your wedding day, on the other hand...
Actually, you can indeed be prosecuted for hiring a hitman
Actually, it's a private copying levy on blank media that is paid back to the Canadian Private Copying Collective.
Moths, actually. And apparently, they can't reproduce without human intervention.
And you think that, "any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods," describes Canada?
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You know that Canada is a Social Democracy, right? I can't remember hearing about any purges commited by my government. Nor do I think we're run by a totalitarian.
Really? I heard it was because someone called Archie Duke shot an ostrich because he was hungry.
I'm reminded of TwelveMonkeys
My mom's been saying that to me since I was 2.
Usually in a slightly more loving way, though.
Wouldn't it be oxygen and hydrogen they'd be looking for, given that their objective is an orbital fuel depot?
FTFY
Bipolar medications are the reason I'm still around today. If your friends have no more personality and are more depressed than ever, then that's a problem with the specific med (there are more than one). But that you say they're under a "strange delusion" that they're better gives me the impression that you don't know what depression is, and that you don't know that depression is only one of the symptoms of bipolar disorder - hint: bipolar disorder used to be called manic-depression.
Flying cars have been around for quite a while. They're just prohibitively expensive.
Not sure why the AC was downmodded, but if it's a case of [citation needed], I'm pretty sure he was talking about this
Maybe it's just me, but I think you read the summary wrong. Sure, levitation, quantum levitation, whatever. If it gets someone with a passing interest in science to check it out and say, "Hey, that's cool!", isn't that a good thing? The point is, it doesn't say that it's brand new. Maybe they could have mentioned that it builds upon 80 year old observations, but the part that is new is that they've discovered either how to, or that they can, lock the orientation of the superconductor.