Tragedy in Canada

@barnee

Love it!

Sounds like a good day to grab a two four and head out to the lake :)

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Le Valet d’Coeur
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1-888-499-5389 (Canada & U.S.)
4408 St-Denis, Montréal
http://levalet.com/

Boutique Strategie
3423 Rue Saint-Denis, Montréal
(514) 845-8352
http://www.strategygames.ca/

Tour de Jeux
705 Ste Catherine O, Montréal
(514) 845-1853

@Linkon:

@MrMalachiCrunch:

What is amazing is that many of these children die because of lack of family planning services.  Many die of starvation due to conflict as well but often conflict is driven by lack of access to resources which is often related to out of control population growth.  Condoms save lives in many ways.

This sounds very close to the policies of communist China.

This also sounds very close to the education provided by our many municipal teachers unions.

Schools should prepare our children for future successful jobs and careers, but my understanding is that there are only so many condom companies that the graduates could apply for after they finish school.

LOL Well said - and epic!

Come one though - those are good manufacturing jobs! :P

WOW EJ!!
So very insightful. 
Well,
that was being pretty sarcastic - sorry-ish.

The Liberals had delivered tax cuts in the past, but yes - they are in trouble, and they have been since the last election.  They will likely win again with another minority government.  I’m not sure that i want them in power, but they are sadly the most “federal” and palatable party out there.  At least for now.  Having said that, i am VERY tempted to vote for Harper’s Conservatives just because i really like the guy.  They just need to be taken more seriously in the east.

reminds me of a funny story:
A friend of mine - an ER and intensive care doctor - occassionally moonlights as a family physician doing locums (i.e. filling in) for other family doc’s. One day an American woman comes in for a regional exam (basically just a run-of-the-mill medical complaint). At this time, the Canadian tariff (or fee) for a regional was around $15.85 Canadian - just around $10.00 US.
You can see it coming, can’t you . . .
He asks her for the $10.00 and she turns and asks him “are you sure you’re a real doctor?”
Since then he routinely bills Americans $100.00 - just so he looks like a legitimate physician.

Kinda said really, but coming from CC, Hahahhahah… :lol:

Hey now. That’s not very nice and not very related to A&A. :smile: