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JT has a lot of experiance Bhangra dancing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOlDA9j1nd4
watching the CFL because it's just too dam hot to go out here. i'm sold. it's much better than the nfl imo. I hace watched arena league and that's just too far but the CFL beats the NFL hands down. allowing the motion the CFL does in the offense beats the hell out of watching an NFL game. there are just so much movement rather than 3 plays and punt that anyone but the elite NFL teams are known for.
I worked with a guy who had been an offensive center back in the day, had earned the ring and he said field size & lining up 1 yard off the ball in the Canadian game made a big difference
Doug Flutie. However, he supported Scott Brown, so that's a wash.
my acupuncturist used to bragg that he had worked on Doug Fluties elbow
As a young child I used to live around the corner from Warren Moon and I was good friends with his son.
Who wants to touch me?
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The B.C. government has confirmed that a man has died in a rare case of rabies.
Provincial health officer Bonnie Henry confirmed the death in a statement, saying the patient was exposed to the deadly virus on Vancouver Island after coming into contact with a bat back in May and developed symptoms six weeks later.
"While the exposure in this case was on Vancouver Island, bats in all areas of B.C. are known to carry rabies," the statement read.
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/b-c-man...2003-1.4509532
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Osheaga allowing legal cannabis on site for this weekend's music festival
Osheaga allowing legal cannabis on site for this weekend's music festivalWith this weekend’s wildly popular outdoor music festival looming, Osheaga organizers are reminding guests that only government-bought cannabis will be available on site.
Since the festival takes place at Parc Jean-Drapeau, smoking cannabis will be permitted as provincial law allows smoking in public parks.
More like OsheGANJA, right?
(Sorry, we still have time to work on that pun.)
While live music, herds of people, and cannabis may pair together nicely, Osheaga officials are warning festival-goers that only sealed containers from a government source will be allowed.
Products brought on site must be legally purchased from the Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC) or an approved non-Quebec cannabis store in a sealed container that hasn’t been opened.
Therefore, guests will not be able to enter the site with any other forms of cannabis or anything brought to the festival in a previously opened SQDC container.
Guests will be allowed to have “a maximum of 20 grams in their possession, the maximum quantity allowed for by law.”
This is Osheaga’s first runthrough since cannabis became legal across the country last October and the event will adhere to the province’s marijuana laws.
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Since smoking is allowed in public parks provincially, the music festival will abide. Security will be enforcing the festival’s rules at the venue’s main checkpoints and organizers ask patrons to help speed the process up by being ready to show sealed cannabis containers.
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Keep in mind that 18 is the legal smoking age in the province and guests may be asked to show identification.
Calgary Folk Fest just finished with a smoking area too. See my sig line.Quote:
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Whoa! Thatll do some damage. Get in on the hail sale on a new truck
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Sure on this 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission we can offer you the Neil Armstrong or Buzz Aldrin moon crater models along with a Sea of Tranquility hood :DQuote:
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Sold! If it comes in redQuote:
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Also black and blue.
This week in Canada, raccoons are getting drunk:
'Drunk' raccoons seen stumbling around Stittsville
I observed this effect on a flock of robins once. They ate some over-ripe berries off a tree in our yard and started doing erratic high speed laps around the house. Highly entertaining.
"When [bylaw] receives a call regarding a sick or injured wild animal, an officer is dispatched to transport the animal either to the Ottawa Humane Society or to a veterinarian depending on the time of day," Alison Sandor said in a written statement.
"A veterinarian will assess the animal and determine a course of treatment."
do they have 12 step programs for racoons ?
Vancouver Crow is Federally Protected
...but is now missing
This is a few blocks from my house (20 miles south of the border)
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^ calling Ace Ventura
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitch...nett-1.5300565
They adopted a girl who they thought was 6, and turned out to be an adult psychopath with dwarfism .....
Aww that's the worst, who hasn't done that at least once.Quote:
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