Wanna-B-Fanboy

This is exactly the example I was thinking of today... lol No one thinks you are a trump supporter. that "very fine people on both sides" post was for an entirely different reason.

ok fair- then which party do you suppose is more racist than the others? It is not a complete fallacy that a party is more racist than the others.

Ok, so no one can talk about a racist incident without acknowledging the racism in all parties, all people, all institutions, all racist incidents, and so on? So, if I bring up the racist "barbaric cultural practices" tip line of the harper era, I have to bring up every incident of inaction by governments of the past to discuss the tip line as being inherently racist?

Why so confused @Noeller? I felt it was a good journey, and I feel they didn't stick the landing.

Sorry @Noeller, I just felt really let down with that ending. The entire series was building to that point, and it was totally anticlimactic. also, totally called the ending. Told my wife 3 episodes into this last season who would "win" and what roles some of the peripheral characters would. I also called the "twist". Including the reason... So yeah- I felt let down with that last episode.

Meh, I feel ripped off... very unhappy with the final episode. Feels like I wasted a bunch of time on this series.

WDF are the seasbears?

Who says this? No one on these boards. No one i know says this. Just you and a smattering of Milhouse supporters i reckon. The inquiry is going to be redacted to hell - everyone knows this... its the nature of the subject of the investigation. And Milhouse is going to yell an scream to whip up a frenzy for his followers about how the deepstate, anyifa soros... blah blah blah **** Trudeau! And those dumb clucks are going lap that **** up. Tax cuts are essentially directly contribute to deficit spending in a big way.

How is that a free pass to trudeau? Those issues were here long before him... Is his government solving all these issues? No. They could do better. But to blame Trudeau for this... thats bananas.

He did say "some" not all... and he's right... to the very loud minority, it is. Nothing moronic about that.

The absurd pic of Milhouse holding 1984 is awesome... The smugness oozing from it with overtones of ridiculousness... double plus good.

Wallstreet already knows this... You can tell by the fact they spend a **** tonne on government lobbyists to gut regulations... But, you already knew that. Which leads me to the point: what game of silly bugger are playing at?

Regulation IS interference...

Yup, totally feel for you. Those are insane interest rates...

https://themeasureofaplan.com/canadian-housing-affordability/ Cool site that gets you all the info you need. Make sure you use the drop-down menus above each graph: In 1999- the average cost of a house was $83,738 the average household income was $42,300 In 2022 the average price of a home was $364,300, the average household income was $82,900 The price of a home is nearly 4 times higher now and our household income has only doubled.

To be fair... you are much more likely to get a Ferrari.

First off, where are you from? What kind of food do you like? - Feast Bistro -Cibo Cafe -Sous Sol -Tons of MIcro Breweries... as for spots... -Canadian Human Rights Museum. -Shop and dine @ the Forks -Try and book a tour at the Canadian Mint But realistically- if you are just keeping it in Winnipeg you are seriously missing out... So much to do outside of Winnipeg. -Clear lake -Riding National Park -Gimili for some Icelandic experiences Various beaches -various fishing places. -Hecla is awesome.... I guess it depends on how much time you are spending here.

At least TH said that there are 4 or 5 potential 1000 yard receivers... I took it as there are receivers capable of hitting 1k, not like KJ saying they can have 4 different 1k receivers in the same year...

Agreed, it's not trudeau's fault at all. I was just clarifying it for @Noeller.

Which is a ~30% increase... Also, many people refinance their mortgages and lose out on reduced principal to pay off credit card debt. I expect to see more of this happening in 2025 and 2026.

the figures they are pointing out are pretty accurate... if you took out a mortgage in 2020, it was like (average) 2.03% 2.43% - the mortgage rate projected in 2025 (after the 5 yr term is up) will be roughly 4.5 or higher. That is a serious increase in your mortgage payments... so if you are paying around 1500$ a month now for your mortgage- you will be looking at 2500 to 3000$ payments per month.

Mood.