Wow. Nice bathroom. But now you have a problem...people will want to stay inside and ..ahem..contemplate y'know. There could be a real lineup outside the door LOL.

As for unions...The global economy that has developed over the last couple of decades had shown big business that if they were to survive and remain competitive, they would have to do things differently, and so in most cases, they adapted. Not so the unions who are now struggling to remain relevant....

No more Twinkies. People are now buying up as many as they can and some are trying to market them on E-bay. I guess Canadians and Americans will just have to supersize themselves with the good old golden arches, and Big gulps.

I never know what to give her either. Last year I gave her a gift certificate to a high end salon and spa and she still hasn't used it. She just wants money to send to her family in Phillipines, nothing for herself, although, sometimes through the course of the year, she'll treat herself to a new pu...

I know. Such a world we live in. There are so many people out there now trying to make the worst things seem normal....usually just to make a buck.

My wife does all the shopping pretty much.

And now for something completely different...a breastfeeding doll for little girls.
http://www.vancouversun.com/health/brea ... story.html

Blue Frost wrote:Scary RG, wonder if they have a clue who left it, or any video to look through.

All I know is that when I climbed off the skytrain on Friday afternoon, there were more than a few people there who would be perfectly happy to strap that sucker onto the person who caused the disruption.

Yeah, and they also give bi-plane rides. My 80 year old mother went barnstorming...woohooo.

Shar, my mother and oldest brother live there still. Mom said that her little apartment shook up and down as well as back and forth, nothing fell down and broke though. Blue, that's quite the museum isn't it? Stan Reynolds died back in January and his wife followed about 6 months later. I went there...

Where in Alberta, bean? I lived in northern Alberta for years, in Edmonton for a year and in Calgary for 5 years. I also did my undergrad in Alberta. Hi Shar. I responded to this question soon after you posted it, but then I had to log off and my response didn't register...so, I'll try again. I was...

Naw, I was born in Alberta, and grew up in Kitimat, where they want to run the Northern Gateway pipeline to. I understand they got pretty shaken up there when that earthquake happened on Saturday.

I live in Surrey, but close enough I guess, I work in Vancouver.

yeah, I just had a little trouble earlier getting my avatar up and running, so I was logging on and off while I was fooling with my machine. It's all good now.

Hi all. I think some of you know me, and I hear you folks are relatively normal, or at least civil for the most part. Looking over the forum rules you have here, I think that would shut down a very high percentage of the trolls I've encountered elsewhere. I don't post often, but I like belonging to ...