Recent content by dcx135

just email your ex-boss and ask him to put his question in writing so there's no misunderstandings. You need information at this stage before deciding how to proceed. Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk 2

For those of you interested in setting up your own arcade quality experience (i.e. by downloading MAME and ROMs), X-Arcade's "Tankstick" is on sale until Sun Nov 25 for $159 ($40 off). I bought mine a couple of weeks ago for $199 and had it shipped for free to a drop service in Niagara Falls...

If it's part of the employment contract that you sign, then there's no negotiation. Full plan text here. However, you're missing out quite a bit since your employer contributes 126% of what you put in (i.e. your "return on investment" is 126%)... plus there's the compounding aspect to it if...

Actually, you should drag it out by not responding to the parking ticket right away. Put the Odds in Your FavourThis is the most important reason why you should ignore your parking ticket. The Provincial Offences Act has very strict time frames to deal with parking tickets. These time frames...

thank goodness I live in a condo!! Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk 2

+1 for vibrating itself off. Lost all sorts of stuff that way over the years :(

Lol! know your jking, but that's what I'm talkin about! Guilt by association (I think in my next job I'm not going to let anyone know I ride)...

So if it turns out he crashes (hopefully not taking anyone else out with him) and you know it's the same guy from the video, would you still "RIP bro"/"GWS bro" in the fallen rider thread? I wouldn't/couldn't be bothered, seeing how it's jackasses like that 1) contributes to my insurance rates...

Having gone through my 20's and 30's unscathed, here's my take. YMMV. TL;DR warning. Background - riding since 25 (I'm 42), been in relationship for 17 years, no kids, and almost no kids in my immediate family-peers (brother/sisters/dozens of first cousins, all round the same age... family...

Who cares what it means personally to each and every human being who's "been through that"? It's just venting and giving karma a small shove. If it works (and she gets run over by a bus), great. If not, *shrugs shoulder*. MAJOR Crap happens to everyone (and believe me, I've had my fair share of...

Hey just saw this thread now... best wishes to you on your recovery. The way your handling this and your determination is inspirational.

I'm on the condo board at my building and, as Corporate Secretary, am in charge of the Rules and other legal documents. I have two motorcycles and car (but two parking spots). There's another motorcycle owner on the board so no issue in my building. Some comments: 1. Usage of the parking spot...

We just did the job (after repeated delays in scheduling)... it turns out you don't need to remove the maxi-fuse - just turn on the ignition with the fob nearby and then disconnect the battery. However, the top caddy covering the battery and the solenoid assembly that was on top of the caddy...

Hi - A friend asked for assistance in removing the battery from his harley (obv he's not mechanically inclined...) I'm comfortable assisting it as I do a few things on my sportsbike but I hate surprises so did some research: 1. Instructions here and here seem straightforward. I have a torx...

I think taking MY money for shoddy service is their "recourse". Refer to my post in this thread re: RC f!ing up my valve job @ $800 (which I had to get redone). I've had poorly done jobs performed by other mechanics (which they will readily rectify) .... it's RC's excuses and lack of owning up...