I know you had just #onejob @SKGovHwyHotline . . . but you could've at least cleared the roadkill! #hwy6 pic.twitter.com/tgTJijJ63L

— Ryan M. (@saskryan) November 2, 2014

Only one conclusion can be made.
The ‘medical’ marijuana didn’t work. I hope his family can find peace at this time.

Reported explosion near Iranian nuclear site.

Hilarious audio recording of incompetent scam artists at work.
h/t Maxine K.

Mocking Obama: James O’Keefe Crosses The US-Mexico Border Dressed As Osama Bin Laden
2006 Flashback!

Last week I celebrated two months cigarette free. It’s good thing. I’ve previously used drugs, patches, gum, and cold-turkey. Two months ago I ordered my e-Stick from Juicy (an E-Go style).
There isn’t anyone, anywhere that is going to tell me that e-cigs don’t help quit smoking or that it’s as bad for you as smoking.
There are four ingredients in e-cig juice. Propylene glycol (think asthma inhaler), and/or vegetable glycerine, artificial/natural colour and flavourings, and optionally nicotine.
The PG gives you the ‘throat hit’. The irritation on the back of your throat that you get from smoking is replicated with it. The VG adds a sweetness, a mild throat irritation and vapour. Flavour and nicotine is self-explanatory.
All of the above and hundreds more chemicals are in cigarettes or are a by-product of combustion. Vaping is a magnitude safer, by virtue of not inhaling the balance.
Honestly, I love it. I haven’t needed or wanted a cigarette since I started. At all. I’m on my second juice buy and dropped the nicotine level from 18mg to 12mg. I’ve bought from the aforementioned Juicy as well as Flavour Crafters and the local store, Vapor Jedi. Some flavours I like, some are too much. The next buy will go down one more level of nicotine.
I would be very angry at any level of gov’t that takes this quit tool away from me.

Indeed it could: Saskatoon’s first “Feminist Summer Camp” will involve much more than women talking about women’s rights. (h/t Rob H)