I hope so.

Good stuff EOA is fun times for sure havent been downtown in 12 years being married and kid takes away going and being social at mollys or mcabes. Buses are def not free nothing in life is.
Stratford is beautiful for sure. London is a great drinking city for sure. But yo... You just proved to me your a Canadian too

Different ID. Birth Certificate and Social Security card is what you're issued when you're born. They're needed to get a state ID, but will not work to vote.

take that shit back to europe trash, how many yards is it? i want to know how many FOOTBALL fields it was, not SOCCER. 3 hours later the score is 1-0? what kind of stupid game is that anyways.



yes now i understand.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Nov 5 2020 12:32pm

london also a good driving city. limited police force, with way better things to do than give speeding tickets.
some nice sharp turns, decent traffic light management.
it's a fun town to whip around with manual transmission

LOL
1.3 football fields
happy?

buses were free entire summer

I liked this take:

Dan McLaughlin @baseballcrank

I am not inclined to accept any theory of election irregularities, shenanigans, tomfoolery, or outright theft without proof. BUT ALSO: absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. Where things look fishy, we should demand transparency & careful investigation.

Pure Canadian Troll born and raised you are.

Yes, we should demand transparency and investigation when things look fishy.

Unfortunately, we have a president who takes things that are totally normal and pretends they are fishy to rile up the base, then claims fraud without conducting the investigation.

That's the real issue here.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Nov 5 2020 12:34pm

i mean 3 football fields

lol the entire purpose of the random yardish can be excused as a system allowing easily countable multiples of 3 - , 3, 6, 9, 12 inches
but imho, the purpose was deception. most peasants didn't know the distance calculation charts and it allowed for easy scamming of huge swaths of land and monies in the earlier days when many people didn't have a good concept of math or easy access to learning