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Lost your driver’s license? Need to get somewhere? Let your dog drive you.
Yeah, you might arrive looking like Don Knotts after a rocket-sled test-ride, but at least you’ll get there.
h/t Missy T
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40 Replies to “Reader Tips”

  1. ‘I’m undocumented. Soy indocumentada…. But I dream that one day, we’ll all be treated as one people…. And now our country has spoken, saying that everyone should have affordable healthcare”
    http://moonbattery.com/?p=27196
    Just give California to Mexico. They deserve each other.

  2. Anonymous Author via email…….
    TODAY’S LESSON
    A lesson in irony .
    The Food Bank Program, administered by Social Welfare Canada, is actually proud
    of this fact: It is distributing the greatest amount of free meals and food vouchers ever.
    Meanwhile, the National Parks Service, administered by the Canada Parks and
    Natural Resources, asks us to “Please Do Not Feed the Animals.”
    Their stated reason for the policy is because the animals will grow dependent on
    handouts and will not learn to take care of themselves.
    This ends today’s lesson .

  3. In BC, probably the only province in Canada run by a self described “milf” if you have been shacked up with someone for more than two years you are now “married” in the eyes of the law. Yup overnight your significant other is entitled to half your stuff whether you agreed to it or not. As usual the lamestream has heralded this as such a great move. Do these terrorists ever consider that maybe people don’t want to be considered “married”? Maybe that’s why they you know didn’t do that?

  4. Cats are better than dogs 😉
    Posted by: Warren Z

    don’t eat carnivores or omnivores, it’s not healthy

  5. creaping: “Yup overnight your significant other is entitled to half your stuff whether you agreed to it or not. ” AND, the good news is that you are entitled to half of their stuff. Some sort of contract should be enough to avoid the problem for those not into sharing.

  6. Peter, I have seen some of those derelict monuments to socialism first hand. Not the ones in the pictures, but others. Huge state farm building complexes, everywhere, rotting away. Factories built but never used.
    Kind of like Detroit.

  7. I’m married Linda because I wanted to make that commitment but I do know a couple that specifically do not want to be in a marriage and BOTH want to be able to just leave. They were both previously divorced you see. But now the government in BC has declared that anyone who lives together for 2 years is now married and it’s retroactive. Smells like freedumb.

  8. The EU and Cypriots are upset at having their property stolen to bail out the Bankster’s. While under the radar, New Zealand’s central bank already has this policy in place, that they will seize Depositors money to bail out banks. New Zealand like Canada does not have property rights. This should be made widely known that folks with money in NZ Banks will be robbed by the state if one of their banks fail. Just like Cyprus. http://goldsurvivalguide.co.nz/bank-failures-could-they-happen-in-nz-the-reserve-bank-thinks-so/

  9. Simple. If electric cars require a noisemaker, just equip all of them with a V8 with open headers. Problem solved.

  10. Amazing how politicians regain their good manners and common sense when there’s a Kalashnikov pointed at their temples.
    The vote in the Cypriot parliament finally took place about 45 minutes ago (8:15 PM local time Tuesday, March 19) on the EU’s plan to confiscate Cypriot bank accounts. This time, thankfully, the plain people of Cyprus had an ally in Vladimir Putin, who was not going to sit idly by and let the plain people of Russia be forced to pay for the luxuries of Greek kleptocrats and Cypriot banksters daft enough to invest the life savings of Cypriots and Russians (and not a few British soldiers) in Greek theft bonds.
    Cypriot MPs, well aware that their choices were between a strongly worded letter from Merkel and a Russian firing squad, became the first European lawmakers to actually listen to their people and, to a man, tell Frankfurt where to take their bailout. Not one Cypriot MP dared vote for the “levy” of Cypriot bank accounts. 36 voted no, 19 abstained, one MP absent.
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21842966

  11. creapingdeath: “BC has declared that anyone who lives together for 2 years is now married and it’s retroactive.” So do we know if this pertains to same sex couples? What if they are not having a sexual relationship, but just living together and sharing expenses? (I guess hetero’s could do that also.) Anyway seems like there will have to be some sort of “opt out” process. Otherwise, it is just bizarre. If it does not pertain to same-sex, then it is discriminatory — surely BC would never do something discriminatory — at least not against gays.

  12. The down side of this is that without the bail out, the banks will fail and the depositors will likely loose way more money, so its kind of a loose/loose all round.

  13. Before I go married I lived with a male friend for about three years. He owned the house, I payed him rent. Now I get to go back and claim half his house! Anything less would be unfair discrimination. Although I make a lot more money than he does, so maybe he could sue me for support. For part of the time we shared a house, there was a third room mate. Is that legal or would it be considered polygamy?
    This all sounds like an income support plan for lawyers to me.
    All these laws come about because we still don’t treat women like adults. We treat them as lesser beings that need the constant protection of the state. We should either start treating them like adults, or take away their right to vote.

  14. Not quite. The Greek kleptocrats who stole the money in the first place can rest assured that they won’t see a “levy” on their bank accounts, much less Russian justice. They’ve made out like bandits in every sense of the word. The plain people of Cyprus will pay the penalty, just like their cousins in Greece.

  15. Think of the heyday for lawyers if they decided to delve into the co-habitation in the penitentiaries….

  16. The whole Ont hydro business is hitting the fan. On eSun News live.
    Wynn has alternate version of reality

  17. Mao Stlong* Lepolt bids herro to “signal thaw” Neo-AGW PR.
    …-
    “China’s new diplomats signal thaw with Japan, keeping US at bay
    Reuters Canada”
    …-
    “Winter storm hits Eastern Canada on the last day of winter
    CBC.ca”
    *Ex-Liberal leader Bob Rae’s uncle, c/o Red China.

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