That sucks.

I just want my refund so I can pay some debt down....




The building we live in always has issues with the garage gate, like daily at the moment, it's idiotic and they (strata) won't replace it, they just keep patching it and it works for a few hours then stops again for hours.

No way to get cars in or out during this, no long term street parking available, and people end up late for work as they cannot leave or miss doctors appointments like my other half did as we could not get the car out of the garage.

Does it make a difference if you print it and send it off? I remember in the early days of doing ours, we printed them and mailed and our CRA online accounts showed them as having been done about two weeks later. That might be because we were among the first whereas now they'll have plenty others perhaps.

I'm trying an experiment this year. Although Netfiling is not available yet, I have reported line 260 to the province.

Of course they'll not be able to check it yet but maybe if it's already in their system they'll check it sooner.

I filed by mail in 2012, mailed it in middle of January, was processed and refund issued first week of March, so figure at this point (just got the last T something or other I needed last Friday) it's better to just wait and netfile.

Was at Petsmart yesterday (I don't normally buy things from big box pet stores.) and they had a female betta fish in one of those little cups, obviously she had been there a while, and not looking very good, tattered fins from high ammonia in the cup, and sunken belly from lack of eating, and I almost though she was dead.

They sell the females for $2.99, so I bought her.

Brought her home, and put her in a 10 gallon I had in storage, took some bio media from the other tank, and got a spare filter going, some spare decorations and gravel, and let her be.

This morning she is swimming a bit and exploring, so I am hoping with clean filtered water she will pull through, if she does she will go into my tank, but she needs time to recover.

I feel bad for bettas they live a poor life typically and end up dying prematurely.

For the record bettas cannot live healthy long lives in cups, unfiltered and unheated water.

They need at minimum 3 gallons of water, a small heater and filter.

Preferably at least 5 gallons of water. They prefer warmer temps of 78F-80F

Life span in captivity when provided what they need is 3-5 years.

it annoys the hell out of me to see Bettas sold like this, well done for rescuing it

Aw. I hope she picks up and gets to make it to the tank.

She seems to be perking up nicely. Swimming and exploring. Probably the most space she has ever had in her life.

I had to google. The Peacock of fish.

I found some of the statistics quite interesting - if you click on the City, it gives you the breakdown of different crimes.

Canada’s Most Dangerous Places 2018: Explore the data

I knew 2 guys that got kicked out of a Joe Cocker concert.
I said "What the hell did you do!?"
They'd started a fight. Both of them were run over and killed, years apart, one by accident and one on purpose.

The most dangerous place is where the Stanley trial took place.

It’s cheese Gromit !!

Whatever you do, don't post a picture of Mature Canadian cheddar with the £ price.

£1.75 for a block of fresh made cheese

What really gets my goat is seeing naffing Canadian mice eating cheese. I get a fairly decent wage and I can't afford the stuff.