Track_Shovel
Fortunately, woodland creatures don’t hire lawyers
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4·3 days agoNo, silly, you have to show the side where the Jews made the Nazis feel bad for gassing them /s
4·3 days agoCan I watch?
Holy cow, this is the most accurate thing I’ve read. I’m old. Do they still do public lobbies with voice chat now?
Just 24 people all yacking, one guy stimming, another dropping N bombs or something.
11·6 days agoA resounding no, whenever you look
Ps: it’s a sewage treatment plant
9·10 days ago
Oof.
It’s easy for me to say what I would do in your situation because I’m not living it.
Since she made this decision, though, she should have to carry the weight. Your job remains the same overall, which is to act as a safety net.
Those social plan she had? Out the window. You have a baby to support now, dear, how is you resume coming along?
Lol. Look at this guy, able to have more than one person interested in him.
81·15 days agoThis is only a thing because people forget or ignore the burden of Truth.
If you go against the accepted idea the onus is on you to prove why it’s true.
Next time someone comes at you with a stupid opinion, do what we did decades ago, and laugh in their fucking face.
Make morons afraid again
4·16 days agoLol. That’s not even big compared to some of the ones around here. The thing has a moderate leveling kit to give it more ground clearance. Douche nozzles around here easily stick on 6 inch leveling kits. Heck, I’ve seen guys take F-650s or comparable, and turn them into pickups.
I don’t get it.
I have newer honda pilot, and that thing is a boat. I only like it because kids + hockey means I need a fair bit of storage space, and it’s great in snow. I drove a Mazda 3 before kids, and was plenty happy in that.
5·19 days agoI’m the Confucius of shitposting.
If a meme shits in your post, does it make a sound?
That’s a fair point, about blocking pipelines. BC is in the same boat in that regard.
Oil is a tough one - it’s a very valuable resource but it’s got a big stigma tied to it due to GHGs and spills. I wish we were collectively doing more about climate change, rather than just using it as an argument when it suits us, but that’s beside the point
On the whole, we need to be a lot more collaborative. Western resentment is real, and somewhat justified, but you don’t cut off your arm to spite your finger
Because we are a country, and patriotic people, not Patriots™ support people in other parts of the country. It’s not AB vs QC or the east - we are unified.
Also, please stop downvoting this guy. Maybe an unpopular take, but it’s central to the broader discussion and directly tied to the article itself
All of it, I hope. I would much rather pay for education than line the pockets of megacorps.
Do you know how much the reclamation liability is for the oil sands? 200 billion. We have 2 billion saved to clean it up. That works out to $41,200 in cost per man, woman, and child, but sure, let’s focus on $650 per person.
I would put money on oilsands companies shuttering their mines once or becomes clear there is no way to get product to market, or that it’s much more expansive to do so. Shell already did this when OPEX costs got too high. TOTAL also pulled out.
In 2021, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation pegged Albertans’ contribution to equalization as $650 per capita.
Lol. Lmao even.
Let’s risk a very unclear future, sold to us by utopian libertarians over $650 per person.
I’m Albertan. I’m also quite Liberal, so kind of rare in these parts.
Anyway, I just can’t wrap my head around the logic of the separatist have. Cut off ALL federal programs. Make your own programs, which is more than likely going to be blindingly more expensive due inefficiencies in starting from scratch. Cut all income tax (are you stupid?). Institute PST, something that is political sepukku in Alberta. Oh. And don’t forget to base your economy on a marginal product, with no access to foreign markets, whose commodity prices are controlled by a cartel.
Get the fuck out, and come back to me with some valid logic
Have they ruled out agricultural use? In land reclamation we use a pit-and-mound system on slopes to capture more water, provide microsites for plants and shelter them from wind.
They are using them in Africa too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU39jN0WEZg
This is a bit different than what land rec does but the principle is the same.
They also found maize and organic matter in the pits according to the article.