@AnitaKrishna1@RapidResponse47 He's a bit of a butthead, yes, but man, he makes me laugh. Personally I'd take him any day over our embarrassing "Honcho"
@cyclingbrian@IngrahamAngle Ask the Carney cult at CBC, they know more about that than anyone. Real question is how do you ride a bike with your head so far up your butt?
@kinsellawarren Ooh, that's embarrassing @kinsellawarren Appears this comment section didn't go quite the way you wanted. In other words, looks like you chose wrong again!
@DarrenBurchill@Bratt_world When I was in Italy, even though I don't speak or read Italian, I never once accidentally ate a can of dog food or anything. In fact, when I needed a can of tomatoes, I recognized them! Weird, I know! Maybe I'm just lucky..
@onlyasking25@Adriennefu8c6m@MeltingCA And please don't take personally. This is my honest observation. My husband is from Quebec (English) and we still have close friends there who are English but fluent French as they need to be. You seem completely sincere as am I π
@onlyasking25@Adriennefu8c6m@MeltingCA I respectfully disagree. As an Inn owner in BC, the only culture who almost never has an iota of English, are the Quebec French. Even the ones from France at least attempt a few words, but easily, 9 of 10 Quebec French refuse to use any English. Tendency to be entitled guests too
@mSanterre@TheMadPhantom1@Prominent_Bryan We paid off mortgages with 12% interest. Houses were cheaper but so were wages. We sacrificed the holidays, new cars, eating out and "must have" $300 salon days so we could do it. Grow up and shut up, you know nothing of which you speak, clearly.
@BenMulroney But @BenMulroney it's been proven that cowboy hats can in fact cause you to state facts differently or, well...lie about bridges and stuff
@MapleSideQuest@JasminLaine@atpower111 I'm in small town on Van Island. Not near Superstore. I do not believe in organics. I have been in the food business as a caterer for many years so I know food prices better than most. Your mother still makes your sandwiches and sends them downstairs a with glass of milk.
@MapleSideQuest@JasminLaine@atpower111 Depends where you live. That's a $9 bag of lettuce in BC. Lunch meat for lumberjack easily $15 and a French loaf is $5 (cheese? $7 for slices) 1 tomato about $3.
I grow my own veggies, can my own pizza sauce, make my own dough and still making pizza for 4 costs about $30
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