I will stand with you on this hill. Cheek to cheek we will live or die here my brother.

Put a window in that teapot!

10/10 would buy on steam for $17.99 after watching the teaser trailer.

Who is “they” in this context.

Honest question I promise. I don’t understand what’s going on…

Oh that would make a great short animated horror film… or indie game.

“Dead inside?” “The company I keep.”

Found the guy who would be fooled by Clark Kent’s glasses.

They can, but no. Lots of single family homes burn to the ground with very minor damage to their neighbours (unless attached. Even then its smoke damage)

So if you need me to qualify my wishful thinking that a shit bag landlord would lose their rental home to a fire, thus fulfilling the karma due to them for overcharging after a terrible fire:

“I hope their house burns down in a safe and contained manner, not during any other heavy wind or nearby fires, while noone is home, and the fire fighters have had time off and are happy to be back on the job, but sadly didn’t get there before everything was completely ruined.”

“Also their insurance doesn’t cover fire.”

Hope that helps.

Sometimes fires like this flare up much later and in the weirdest places. Hopefully when noone is home.

Be the change you want to see, and leave.

Can I get someone to try and explain why this would be censored? I mean it. What group is it targeting or what violence is it promoting?

Skip a step and just buy him some furry romance novel like “alpha of my heart” or whatever (I will not be googling for options, no shame but I don’t need that in my history)

Give it to him and tell him you support him and he’s really brave to be himself in front of you and others.

Check out CBC Gem for tons of great content. Gary and his Demons is wild if you like animated adult comedy.

And it’s great radio. I was up bear hunting in the spring in Kapuskasing a few years ago and the coverage for their local municiple elections was comprehensive and engaging in a way I had never felt living in Toronto. By the end of that short trip I was disappointed I wouldn’t be casting my ballot there lol.

And some funding holy shit. Back when Harper was ruining it all I could think was “he’s starving her and then is gonna pull out the shot gun and frown… Poor old girl needs to be put down, she’s so sick.” I can’t believe it’s still doing as well as it is after all that…

Every penny we spend at the CBC creates jobs for both creatives and technicians, and creates Canadian content that we can all enjoy and show the world. Also news, actual, reasonably down the middle, factual news.

Every penny of my taxes that goes to the CBC is well spent.

Yeah easy mistake to make then, I always make sure to have my silicone butt plug in on days where I’m going for an MRI for this exact reason.

That’s true but it’s a business. Yes they would prefer to pay nothing but if the law passed they had to cover life insurance then they straight up have a number to beat. If it’s gonna cost $200,001 to keep you alive then nope, denied.

Lol.

This reminds me of a story my mom told me over the holidays about buying a fancy sweater at Sears one fall. By mid winter the zipper had broken and she went back to Sears but they didn’t have a replacement, and she didn’t want a refund. They eventually agreed to have her take it to the tailor in the mall for them to replace it, and they would cover the receipt. She did and they did.

Blew my mind. If I honestly thought I could contact Maytag or Bosch and actually get someone on the phone to send me a replacement knob, I might bother. But I’ve moved past “try to contact the company with a reasonable concern” a long time ago. Which is what they hope for and why they make it time consuming and pointless. I’ll take the path of least resistance.

If home Depot goes out of business because of all the stolen knobs, I’ll cry myself into Rona every day (I mean that, I hate Rona and I use HD daily)

If the knob on your stove breaks while it’s still new enough to be sold on the floor of a Home Depot? Yeah, the theft wasn’t by the guy who took the knob.

I understand we aren’t accustomed to holding corporations responsible for theft but let me pretend:

How about you take the info from the investigation, and apply it across the board. If a single inspector can find and prove that the meat they bought was overpriced by 8%, take Loblaws net profits from meat and fine them say half of that, 4%. They shouldn’t even complain as they never meant to overcharge, so this is just returning the money they stole.

It’s insane because they seem to be admitting in the article that large quantities (“small” numbers of their stores mind you…) have been sold so they have stolen money in their coffers. Did they return that money? To whom? How?

Great, I can add the $6 gift card to my $10 bread gift card from the last time they were held accountable…