Defense, Technology, Tabletop Games, and hopefully not being annexed. Electrical Engineer and former Army Jimmy.
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Not so cool and Vive la Quebec Libre now when gurgling corpulent anglo wannabe yankees are doing it too huh?
Alberta is actually an empath province that absorbed some of Quebec's separatist energy
Can't believe we just got a New Evanescence Album in the big 2 6, if that isn't a recession indicator I don't know what to say
But MUE, how did you take a shower in ten seconds?
By using a sink to get soap on while in a conveyor line of dudes that march in a circle into and out of a group shower because we had five minutes to get like forty people showered.
In an hour?
Sadness
10 seconds to an hour
Whoever told me last time to visit the UBC Museum of Anthropology is a beaut, campus is gorgeous and the totem poles and canoes were awesome. Not to mention the historical European dishware and ancient Andean pottery.
On this HR thing. I sure wonder if there could perhaps be an organization with staff that works to protect you, you know, one where all the employees agree to uhh come together, they could uhh, unify, to demand things, and all not work and prevent the company from getting around us if they don't...
It's 2056, the World has Ended, in the radioactive ruins of DC, the Holy Legions of St. Vance exchange fire with the Warriors of the Patriarkhate in a bombed out warehouse when they're both come upon by the Southern Soldiers of God, it is rumoured an intact can of blue pool pool paint resides here.
On D-Day, 14,000 Canadians landed at Juno Beach, supported by the Royal Canadian Navy and the RCAF. The day saw 1,074 Canadian casualties, including 359 killed. It was a watershed moment in human history.
Here are some of the Canadian stories from that day.
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