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  • Animal meets animal

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  • Hey Mark!

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    markM

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  • Too much zucchini?

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    MikM

    Nah. I have a handheld and an Oster that does fine. Don't need another Instant Pot. We are on a kitchen appliance moratorium. No room at the inn.

  • Project Projections

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    jon-nycJ

    That's so romantic.

  • Why a chimpanzee can kick your ass

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    LarryL

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  • Canadian shenanigans in education

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    Doctor PhibesD

    It's kind of ironic when you considered how the Canadian government started.

    "A fourth basic difference between the American and Canadian systems is in the type of federalism they embody. The American system was originally highly decentralized. The federal Congress was given a short list of specific powers; everything not mentioned in that list belonged to the states “or to the people” (that is, was not within the power of either Congress or any state legislature). “States’ rights” were fundamental. The Fathers of Confederation, gazing with horror at the American Civil War, decided that “states’ rights” were precisely what had caused it, and acted accordingly."

    Here,”
    said Sir John A. Macdonald,
    “we have adopted a different system. We have expressly declared that all subjects of general interest not distinctly and exclusively conferred upon the local governments and legislatures shall be conferred upon the general government and legislature. We have thus avoided that great source of weakness that has been the disruption of the United States. We hereby strengthen the central Parliament, and make the Confederation one people and one government, instead of five peoples and five governments, with merely a point of authority connecting us to a limited and insufficient extent.”

    https://lop.parl.ca/about/parliament/senatoreugeneforsey/book/chapter_4-e.html

  • Should Police enforce mask compliance?

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    Aqua LetiferA

    @Mik said in Should Police enforce mask compliance?:

    @jon-nyc said in Should Police enforce mask compliance?:

    @Mik said in Should Police enforce mask compliance?:

    No, but they could give you a lecture on your responsibilities as a citizen. Perfect pplication for a social worker.

    If you think social workers believe their ‘clients’ have responsibilities you probably haven’t met one in 30 years.

    That is true, I haven't and I don't hang with them.

    jon's right, they're not big on that. In fairness to them, though, their job is to help them with their rights, whatever that happens to be. (Yeah yeah I know, social workers can really do some damage sometimes because of the leverage they have.)

  • College opening (Due to Covid) dashboard

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  • I blame Trump

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    HoraceH

    Definitely a Caucasian nose though. There will be retribution for that. I mean, more retribution than a lightning bolt.

  • Hey Jon! Grant miniseries

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    George KG

  • No Bar

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  • Baby thrown from 3rd floor, caught on ground floor

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    KlausK

    What kind of shitty fire protection do these buildings have that makes such heroic deeds necessary? There should be a proper escape path.

  • A Tale of Two Boats

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    Doctor PhibesD

    @Horace said in A Tale of Two Boats:

    america is smart enough not to do boat tours when there are no people on the boat.

    Maybe the people on the American boat thought it was taking them to Canada.

  • Conspiracy theories abound

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    CopperC

    So true

  • Blinded by the light

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    HoraceH

    You think the appropriate rate of violence is 1 in every 200 protesters?

  • Always thought he was a decent man

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    taiwan_girlT

    @Rainman 😂

  • My workout injury

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    Catseye3C

    What TG said. ♄

  • The Ending

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    Aqua LetiferA

    And yeah, that's Jayne from Firefly.

  • "Free, to a good home."

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    brendaB

    The vet should sedate the kitty as soon as possible in those cases. Sometimes it's possible to sedate the cat while it's in the carrier with the owner holding it.
    We had a cat like that. She was sweet as can be at home, but at the vet's office .... oh my.

    I know all about this.

  • Hey George - need a new project?

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    taiwan_girlT

    Very cool stuff!