workingclasshero

Just some statistics that claim what they hardly are. Basing the score on a very few and debatable basics of materialism. Simply nah. You know the saying: there is a small lie a big lie and statistics...

And if you happen to be in Toronto, here are few places that I recommend: http://jamiesarner.com/toronto-life/2013/02/top-whisky-bars-toronto/ I found the places through that guy's list, which I find ironic. I've never thought that I would find any useful information on a realtor's web.

Funny coincidence, I am reading A Clash of Kings too. I am in the last third of the book, the first third was really bad - too slow with too much fluff, but after that it finally speeded up and something started to happen. I still think tha the first book was better though.

Perfect music for a breezy and sunny summer day:

What's the point in changing it? Who and what will achieve something by that?

You know how this will end. Let's wait a couple of years and they'll make a movie about it with Philip Seymour Hoffman in the leading role.

So the wild west isn't gone at all...

It feels like they didn't learn anything in last ...well history of humankind. Changing the prices just because some goods are more expensive is pretty dumb though. How many people will change the amount of alcohol they drink per month just because the prices are steeper? They will only devote more money into it. And for us casual drinkers, it's just another stupid price increase. And about increasing the legal drinking age. Why people always punish law abiding citizens just because there are some folks who are problematic? More so, why do always these people forbid and ban instead of teaching people to be responsible. Such regulations lead nowhere. On the other hand, I agree on the strengthening of the regulations in case of violation like drunk driving, but "Limiting the availability of alcohol by reducing the hours of operation, starting with LCBO licensed agency stores in smaller rural communities" is nonsense. Sometimes I work late, I have no car, I travel by public transit and sometimes I like to have a drink at night or to take a bottle of liquor home...so why do I have to be punished too? I know it's still a small deal, I can live without alcohol etc. etc.., but I am talking about the principle here. They always take it from the wrong side and make it only worse.