Personally, I've listened to "You Sexy Thing" by Hot Chocolate three or four times. ("I believe in miracles...")

Did you know Mayor Pete Fry designed the original Bomber logo? I didn't and thought that was a cool tidbit.

I don't feel comfortable stealing journalism but there are a pair of interesting articles (in the Leaders and International sections) which I'd recommend if you have access through a school or library!

While we're unlikely to go out and buy a motorcycle or "Standard wood moldings of pine" I imagine there are some where it wouldn't be hard to consume more. I know molasses is one and heck, cornbread and molasses is delicious.

In part, this is inspired because I thought I was doing my Canadian duty by buying a giant thing of Crown Royale, turns out those are now exempt.

Or if there's some well maintained, easy to read list, that would be super appreciated. I'm finding a lot of very technical government papers and oddly confusing news articles.

Last time, the lines were crazy. Skip the rush and fuss, vote by mail! (As long as you are voting correctly. Ken Sim voters, the only polling places are actually in Alaska by the big tree)

I imagine putting stickers of his face near American goods would make folks remember that he's doing his best to screw us over...

Seems like an effective way to encourage others to boycott American, what do you think?

Despite or maybe because he is very visibly trying not to burst out laughing.

Still, she basically puts up with it with good, albeit furious, grace.

Just a demonstration of the power of consumers.

I strongly suggest folks write to the stores at which they shop asking for more Canadian or at least non American options. And where there isn't clear labelling, demand it.

I'd suggest sticking with actual Canadians, for the fun of it. Say, someone you'd love to see or someone you'd rather not?

This seems like a worse own goal than "defund the police" as a slogan, best of intentions but the execution was so bad.

I'd put heavy money on Republicans running chunks of this interview hard during the run up to the midterms.

I have a sinking fear this will be one of those tragicomic moments of earnest, well intentioned progressives inadvertently helping trump, like when many sat out the 2024 election in a misguided attempt to somehow help Palestinians.

Cross posted from a television community.

But this is great, glad to read Hayes is getting the recognition he deserves, he's half the reason the audiobook is so good. (Diniman may have something to do with it too, I guess.)

I think my favourite part of the festival is the weeks leading up where I just throw on a bunch of random music by artists of whom I've never heard and see which end up tickling my fancy. So far, SHEBAD and The Rumble feat. Big Chief Joseph Boudreaux Jr (only found an album as the Rumble)

The previous big winners for me were the Sons of Kemet and Too Many Zooz.

Anyway, would love to hear about any folks whom you'd recommend!

You know the one. The dumb joke you chuckled at that now just comes out unbidden at random times.

I've had this in my head for a month, now it's your turn.

Artist’s website: https://chriscarlsonart.com/

(Very much not my oc, but goddamnit Chris Carlson)

Songs of Conquest is a fun little game by a Swedish developer, scratches that Heroes of Might and Magic II itch pretty well. I also enjoyed the fact it's one large story told from a few perspectives so you get to see the same incidents and their reprecussions from multiple POVs etc.

Here's the gameplay trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j6-g58UhS4

Anyway, thought you fine folks might enjoy a free and beautiful pixel art game!

Now kissssssssssssssssssss