Recent content by Shaman

Driving the stepdaughter back and forth to Montreal has its benefits. Quebec is spoiled for great beer.

I single-handedly put a giant dent in their Belgian stock. I think St. Bernardus is simply my favorite beer of all time.

I wish we had one. I think we're going to have to accept whatever govt. sucks less. Unfortunately with these current Liberals, that's a low bar.

This is what you get when you insist that housing sales are part of GDP and encourage investment in it for passive income. I'm guilty, but how could I let an opportunity like that pass me by?

That's racist, misogynistic talk bordering on hate speech. You've clearly had too much to think. Report to the re-education camp nearest to you.

I live in the country. I throw things (including roughly 40 rabbits that insist on getting into the husky pen at night despite the hair and the scat) over the fence and into the property row, which is primarily flat rocks picked off the original field. Nothing much lasts for more than a day...

When the stats were released that Kingston (I'm north of that but use the same plant) only recycles an estimated 10% of the intake of recycle bins .. that's when I stopped caring about recycling. If the recycle bin is full, I just throw the can/bottle/whatever into the garbage. Sorry, not...

So, you're saying you have nothing. Nothing at all. You don't like my facts even though I got them from the government you worship. Got it.

I literally listed Stats Canada as the source and did the math. Mind blown.

... What are you even trying to say? Make it make sense.

So, you didn't read my data. Posting an opinion without facts, the Liberal way! Or is it NDP, it's so hard to tell?

Whatever the Liberals tell him to think, he'll think. Although I may be assuming their gender.

0.00001% small? I ask because Vaccine Adverse Events is much higher than 0.00001% Source: Adverse events following COVID‐19 mRNA vaccines: A systematic review of cardiovascular complication, thrombosis, and thrombocytopenia

Haha! Oh, please. Enlighten me. Do it with credible data and statistics, though.

This was obvious to me - a complete layman - all the way back to late 2020. And the reason I looked is that I wanted to know what the spread of risk looked like to age groups. To my shock at that time, we were being told that we had to keep kids out of school etc. etc. and yet the death rate...