Neat, I didn't know that either

Why not just have the conversation in Vancouver? This place is barely populated as it is.

Performing is all politicians often do, though.

I like them because their customer support is actually helpful. Sad that that's no longer normal.

The lion was performing, not the politicians.

... during a performance

They're performers on a stage. Such a farce.

Good shot, though.

Ken sim moans when he wipes his ass

I went there last night for their Monday special of nachos and a beer for $12.95

The nachos were meh, but the Red Truck lager was good. It's a local brewery on E 1st sorta near the Science Center.

It's a dive bar, but the regulars say the burgers are good.

When I was younger, I would have taken the free ride.

Now that I understand how public transit is funded, and perpetually underfunded, I am happy to pay for it, and use it whenever I can.

P.s. I'm writing this on a T bus.

My city has free busses, it is amazing and it costs almost nothing while driving up business and pedestrian traffic everywhere around the common bus routes.

I would. I want to support the system I use. When too much revenue is lost that's when scared CEO start making stupid decisions.

I think public transit should be free to ride. How many billions do we invest in roads? Yet there's supposedly no ROI on public transit?

No matter what the Catholic Church says.

Oh no 😄

I guess it does sound weird for those who haven't been there. For context, the Vancouver Aquarium has an Amazon exhibit.

https://www.vanaqua.org/explore/exhibits/amazon/

A rainforest inside an aquarium. Take a break from the temperate climate of British Columbia’s west coast and immerse yourself in the humidity and heat of one of the biggest ecosystems in the world. Watch for scarlet ibises overhead, catch a glimpse of the well-camouflaged sloths, and experience a thunderstorm. The Graham Amazon Gallery has plenty to see and do.

Sadly drowned. A lesson for us all. Sloths aren’t fish.

Too bad! If they do expand to you, I've been super happy with them. Rock solid reliability and top notch speeds. My mom is with them now too on my recommendation and she's also had no complaints.

Yeah, I really wish I could get with them but I unfortunately live in a house. Already submitted my address for them to consider.

I'm with Novus. They're small and only service specific apartment buildings, but I have fiber speeds for the same price I used to pay for Teksavvy (who I also liked, but they don't offer fiber)

Finally getting time to sit down and play Transport Fever 3

Is it Vancouver hippies or is it that there's so many people that there's guaranteed to be a handful of absolute morons in the gaggle.

potentially deadly.

It's actually 100% deadly if you don't get treatment pretty quickly. First stage takes 2-10 days, that's how long you have for treatment before phase two symptoms start, and once you're there, you're pretty much guaranteed to die horribly.

You don't get Vancouver hippies.

He said a number of people were looking into the bushes nearby, and that's when he saw the animal, which looked lethargic and confused.

"I just started talking to the skunk because I'm an animal person. I like to do that," Haché said.

"I was saying, 'Hi, buddy, how you doing?' And the skunk looked up at me, and turned toward me, and it walked on to the sidewalk and it bit my leg and then it bit my shoe."

Isnt most people's reaction to seeing a skunk in a bush to just get some distance? Also any wild amimal that was acting weird would be giving me alarm bells, maybe thats just hindsight but animals can carry diseases don't you know!

Number of people...

Well that's informative. I assume it's a natural number. Is it also prime? Is it four?

On a fence with a skunk on one side? Sounds like a Mr. Bean skit.