Random stuff - the anything else thread
Jun 6th 2021 | 12:58 pm
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Thanks for the information though. Given that obstetrics is almost the only hospital treatment I have ever had I guess I have some online form filling to do for me, and the kids.
Jun 6th 2021 | 5:03 pm
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
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Jun 7th 2021 | 2:03 pm
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Jun 7th 2021 | 2:06 pm
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
OH got a cheques in the mail today ................
................. $33.00 refund fro9m ICBC.
His basic car insurance runs from August to August. They brought in new lower rates on May 1 so this is the difference between what he paid last August and what the new rate now is for May, June and July.
Apparently he could pay even less for the new insurance when it comes due in August, based on years of driving, accidents, etc.
................. $33.00 refund fro9m ICBC.
His basic car insurance runs from August to August. They brought in new lower rates on May 1 so this is the difference between what he paid last August and what the new rate now is for May, June and July.
Apparently he could pay even less for the new insurance when it comes due in August, based on years of driving, accidents, etc.
Jun 7th 2021 | 3:23 pm
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Ours went down about $50 a month when we renewed in Apriin
OH got a cheques in the mail today ................
................. $33.00 refund fro9m ICBC.
His basic car insurance runs from August to August. They brought in new lower rates on May 1 so this is the difference between what he paid last August and what the new rate now is for May, June and July.
Apparently he could pay even less for the new insurance when it comes due in August, based on years of driving, accidents, etc.
................. $33.00 refund fro9m ICBC.
His basic car insurance runs from August to August. They brought in new lower rates on May 1 so this is the difference between what he paid last August and what the new rate now is for May, June and July.
Apparently he could pay even less for the new insurance when it comes due in August, based on years of driving, accidents, etc.
An immediate cessation of funding and a stern rebuke from the ethics committee
Jun 10th 2021 | 1:49 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
i’m not an expert, but I feel like it’s early for them to be tent caterpillars? I found some online reports about gypsy moth caterpillars, so I think they must be those. They’re everywhere, so seems like bad news for our trees.
Jun 10th 2021 | 4:33 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I think most species of caterpillar prefer 1 or 2 tree species over others, so your damage may depend on what variety of trees, and how many different ones, you have.
Jun 10th 2021 | 10:09 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
More graphs and data broken down by province at link https://angusreid.org/premier-approval-june2021/
No surprise for BC that housing affordability, homelessness, drug use are the bottom 3 of how government is handing, 3 of the most visible things people see day to day, but not exactly an easy or quick fix and not fully within control of the government.
Poor Jason Kenney, least popular premier in all of Canada.
No surprise for BC that housing affordability, homelessness, drug use are the bottom 3 of how government is handing, 3 of the most visible things people see day to day, but not exactly an easy or quick fix and not fully within control of the government.
Poor Jason Kenney, least popular premier in all of Canada.
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Jun 10th 2021 | 11:09 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I haven't noticed many down here, although the rose leaves are getting chewed y something though not seemingly more than usual. (and that could be leaf-cutting bees anyway).
I think most species of caterpillar prefer 1 or 2 tree species over others, so your damage may depend on what variety of trees, and how many different ones, you have.
I think most species of caterpillar prefer 1 or 2 tree species over others, so your damage may depend on what variety of trees, and how many different ones, you have.
Jun 10th 2021 | 11:16 am
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Jun 10th 2021 | 2:34 pm
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Tried door dash delivering yesterday, don't think its worthwhile, took an average of about 1 hour from accepting/going to restaurant to pick up/arriving at delivery address, average before any expenses like gas, was $7.77 per hour, so yeah I don't think it's worthwhile, maybe if tips were actually decent but for whatever reason people around these parts do not tip or tip very little.
