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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I listen to a download of the midnight news whilst falling asleep. Today, listening to reports of testimony about the murder of Jo Cox I have had to get out of bed to blow my nose. What a world.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Stinkypup
(Post 12107015)
I am 100% in support of this move-I have to say it's ridiculous how large luggage people try to bring on to a plane as "carry-on"-just to save money whereas a more reasonable passengers pay and check in luggage.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 12108087)
But what about the 'very' large people bringing on very little luggage....some of these people are very big and they don't have to pay any extra...it's hardly fair...?
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 12108087)
But what about the 'very' large people bringing on very little luggage....some of these people are very big and they don't have to pay any extra...it's hardly fair...?
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The sky is blue in the day.
Ontario is apparently doing a pilot project/consulration on basic income. https://files.ontario.ca/bi_pilot_co...uide_nov02.pdf |
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This is a step in the right direction for Abbotsford hospital.
Abbotsford Regional Hospital to open mental health emergency room | Globalnews.ca The current method is to be desired so this is a step in the right direction. |
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Article about the forum and what was talked about. 100,000 BC residents rely on food banks.
Rising food bank use leads to call for B.C. poverty reduction strategy - British Columbia - CBC News
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12105198)
CBC forum: Why do we still need food banks in a province like B.C.? - British Columbia - CBC News
If anyone in Vancouver is interested. There is a forum tomorrow the 15th in Vancouver on food banks in BC. Talks about role of food banks in BC, and what can be done to reduce their need. Tickets are apparently free. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I hate trying to think of things to buy people for Christmas. I don't want to give anything that isn't really liked / wanted - a gift for the sake of it - nor do I want to give vouchers, but of course nobody is giving me any hints or ideas.
I so wanted to get it all done by the end of the month.. but I haven't got a thing yet. Grumble, grumble, bah humbug. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Siouxie
(Post 12108815)
I hate trying to think of things to buy people for Christmas. I don't want to give anything that isn't really liked / wanted - a gift for the sake of it - ...
Sometimes it's a bit pointless. I'd buy the record my brother wanted and he'd buy the one I wanted. So we just bought our own records instead. My nan would open her present as if it was what she always wanted and then one year I saw them all at the back of a cupboard. :unsure: Last year I suggested we all just go out for meals through the winter instead and I think that worked well. |
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30-ish years ago my step-mum asked me what I wanted as a Christmas present. I asked for pyjamas. She gave me an embroidered satin nightie.
30-ish years later, she still sends me variations on that theme... I've asked for handknitted socks this year. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Shirtback
(Post 12109003)
30-ish years ago my step-mum asked me what I wanted as a Christmas present. I asked for pyjamas. She gave me an embroidered satin nightie.
30-ish years later, she still sends me variations on that theme... I've asked for handknitted socks this year. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Siouxie
(Post 12108815)
I hate trying to think of things to buy people for Christmas. I don't want to give anything that isn't really liked / wanted - a gift for the sake of it - nor do I want to give vouchers, but of course nobody is giving me any hints or ideas.
I so wanted to get it all done by the end of the month.. but I haven't got a thing yet. Grumble, grumble, bah humbug. In my family its always been said that nothing's expected until i'm independent and have a career. |
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I just send Christmas cards to my parents and sister. My parents usually send something gift wise they know neither my sister or myself can spend big on Christmas and they don't expect anything.
My sister though had kids so she buys them a couple things for Christmas. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Gozit
(Post 12109131)
I have a friend, my age, not nearly as lucky as I am in terms of what his parents give him, not helped by the divorced parents who both have crazy new spouses, anyway he doesn't have a part time job as yet so pretty much has no money, maybe a $20 here and there leftover from birthday money, but his family still expects him to go out and buy xmas cards and gifts for everyone. How he's supposed to do that with <$50 to his name has always been beyond me :confused:
In my family its always been said that nothing's expected until i'm independent and have a career. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 12109224)
Don't all Canadian lads sell dope? :confused:
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