grainfedprairieboy

I don't think the opinion of any civilian on either side of the debate (battlefield executions) measures in this unless you've been there or bore witness to combat beyond TV or video games. :angry:

Looks like Canadian women aren't the only one to bemoan the loss of the man.

How do you stop five crackers from raping a white woman? Throw them a golf ball. How many white girls does it take to screw in a light? None, white girls can’t screw How many white men does it take to screw in a light bulb? One, white men will screw anything What do you call a bunch of white guys sitting on a bench? The NBA What do you call a mob of white people in Montreal burning down the city? A hockey victory. What do you call a white woman with a yeast infection? Crackers with cheese. What does a white woman and a tampon have in common? They’re both stuck up cunts. White people think T-shirts are underwear. Why do white people like to play hockey? It’s the only other way to beat something black up if they’re not a cop. Now let's return to white guys accusing each other over who is the bigger racist.

I believe it is the bill that allows American war defectors full pardons or some such nonsense. I know libs aren't exactly soldier friendly but maybe the liberals wised up when they realised that trying to pass a bill that pardons yank draft dodgers and army deserters while Canadian ones (from the same wars even) are still punished was a bit of a stretch even for them?

Something quite self evident on these forums. I am applauding the Alberta government for not bending to the actions of the left in other provinces in first going after Kijiji and now Craigslist. Where the hell are you going to find W4MWW otherwise?

I loved all the fans who showed up in bras to mock Burris. Next time Calgary plays Edmonton (or if they make it to the Grey Cup), I'll be sure to wear one from my private stock.

Neither if you actually read the the thing.

Just to point out, I placed the author, date and location in italics at the bottom of the article in the OP.

Alberta isn't following Ontario and Manitoba in demanding that online classifieds website Craigslist stop publishing adult erotic services ads that police and experts say are being used for sex trafficking. Read more: http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/Alberta+stop+traffic/3681525/story.html#ixzz12dmnIvJf

If it was as hard as you claim NFLD wouldn't have been able to join and Nunavut wouldn't have been carved out of Bob. The majority in Northern Ontario do not feel their wishes are being respected. When you travel to places like Kenora, Dryden and Thunder Bay they have absolutely no interest in being in Ontario at all and Winnipeg and Minneapolis are far more important cities then Toronto.

A few years ago the Liberals decided to help some of their better party supporters by creating a national boaters license so these former fund raisers could form authorised distribution and testing centres and of course, suddenly criminalise all those folks who had been fishing in their little 14 foot dingies for the past half century. These new "companies" then charged you 50 dollars to write a multiple choice test (as many times as it took to pass no extra charge) and you were issued with a paper license that had no ID number, picture, no registration with any government or cross referencing system and if you lose the so called license you must write the test again. However, because the system was such a joke and obvious patronage reward, the Conservatives have promised to change the system sometime this fall doing away with the online testing and making the questions harder so if you have been neglecting getting your operator's permit, time is running out from when it is 50 bucks and a few clicks of the mouse to a 2 day hands on course and exam by certified tester costing hundreds.

Adding another province is pretty simple overall. I didn't write the article and you have an interesting take on what constitutes a majority. The choice of Northern Ontarians to secede would be their choice and not Toronto's.

Well, here we go. D-Day. Decision day. All the marbles. Biggest game of the century (this week's edition). Except for one of the teams, it isn't. The Calgary Stampeders go into Regina on Sunday afternoon with their tails between their legs, based on having lost three of the last four, one of them to the B.C. Lions, for gosh sakes. But if the 10-4 White Stallions can stomp on the 9-4 Saskatchewan Roughriders they will pretty much wrap up first place in the Western Division by dint of being four points up, three to play and holding the tiebreaker because of winning the season series. Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/sports/football/story/2010/10/17/sp-riderstamps.html#ixzz12dg2Prdj