ricky1lung
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They do seem to like retroactive laws.
Election 2015
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VIANARCHRIS
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Exactly. But that doesn't mean we have to sit back and take it. Canada, the old, real, pre-Harptler, Canada, is worth fighting for...if the enemy is the fascist government, so be it.
midge63
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Well...Costa Rica is looking like a true contender.
midge63
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And yes...my Father was in the Canadian Air Force and I married an Air Force guy. I have travelled lots and still am.Well...Costa Rica is looking like a true contender.
VIANARCHRIS
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Did you spend any time in Germany? I was in Lahr 68-71 and 74-78.
Only people who've never travels think others have it so much better then us. We like to bitch and whine but even with Harper we got things pretty good. Things will only get ever so slightly better should the liberals or ndp win this election. As long as the cons loose the majority I really don't care they won't be passing ANY legislation. Costa Rica is a shit hole btw. Shitty weed and it rains all the time.
midge63
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Yes. We were in Baden-Solligen. We closed that base. It was so hard to come back to Canada. Still have very good friends over there and in France.
midge63
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Well...we are all entitled to our opinions. I love Costa Rica and find the weed very nice. Perhaps you buy from the wrong people when you are there?
VIANARCHRIS
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I was there to "open" the base in Lahr( we inherited it from the brits) good times for sure, some of the best memories I have. I still have friends there that we consider family. Recognize this sign? A souvenir I liberated on my way 'home' in '78 !Yes. We were in Baden-Solligen. We closed that base. It was so hard to come back to Canada. Still have very good friends over there and in France.
Possibly. the whole Caribbean(Bahamas, Puerto Rico, usvi, Aruba, Panama,Costa Rica and Columbia if you must know) is the same in quality of bud advalible. Outdoor shit. All of it had seeds. Aruba had good indoor weed but it was $30 a gram tourist prices so that sucked.
midge63
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Wow...never have had a bad experience buying weed while travelling. Guess I am very lucky.
No bad experience just not high quality bud from what we're use to.Wow...never have had a bad experience buying weed while travelling. Guess I am very lucky.
midge63
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That's what I meant. I always get awesome weed. Like I said...perhaps we don't hang around the same type of places.
If you don't have a good connection when you arrive you're left buying from whoever you can selling. We're just very spoiled with the quality we get here. Even our shwag would be considered top shelf in most places where outdoor grows are the norm.
Jackal69
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Haha I was born in baden. ... lmaoYes. We were in Baden-Solligen. We closed that base. It was so hard to come back to Canada. Still have very good friends over there and in France.
Rusher
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Be it media bullshit or not, here's the link to the tracker for those that don't have it.
http://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/poll-tracker/2015/index.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/poll-tracker/2015/index.html
VIANARCHRIS
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I don't believe the polls...who in the hell is voting for those racist fucks? Hear the lastest CON promise?...a rat line to report cultural habits that Stevie Hitler disapproves of. A minority CON gov will just mean the NDP and Libs will team up to introduce a non-confidence vote at the first opportunity and we're back at the voting booths in a few months and Hitler will (hopefully) quit.
WHATFG
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CBC News has learned that hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people may have difficulty casting a ballot in this election after receiving incorrect voter information cards.
Elections Canada says there's a problem in various parts of the country.
Some voters in Yukon who live in Watson Lake were give voter information cards which directed them to a polling station in Haines Junction, which is almost 600 kilometres away. (Google)
Some of the cards advised people to travel hundreds of kilometres from their home to vote on election day or in advance polls.
Elections Canada says it's investigating. Officials say they plan to reissue hundreds of voter information cards but they admit time is running out.
Diane Benson, a spokeswoman at Elections Canada, said reaching every elector is a complex process, and mistakes can happen. She said they rely on electors to reach out if they think there is a problem.
"If you get that voter info card, you're registered, but you think that that address doesn't seem right or the voting location doesn't seem right, we certainly want to hear from you and we encourage you to contact the returning office," she said.
Benson added that they are working to send out corrected voter information cards, which need to be mailed by Oct. 13 in order to get there by voting day.
Benson said voters can also check where their polling station is online.
Voter information cards are not required in order to cast a ballot, but contain information about the polling station's location.
why doesn't this surprise me?
Elections Canada says there's a problem in various parts of the country.
- Elections Canada error: Yukoners told to vote 590 km from home
- Elections Canada fixing mix-up, resending voter cards
- Elections Canada website glitches show some voters as unregistered
- Federal election 2015: Voter complains of problems at Elections Canada polling station
Some voters in Yukon who live in Watson Lake were give voter information cards which directed them to a polling station in Haines Junction, which is almost 600 kilometres away. (Google)
Some of the cards advised people to travel hundreds of kilometres from their home to vote on election day or in advance polls.
Elections Canada says it's investigating. Officials say they plan to reissue hundreds of voter information cards but they admit time is running out.
Diane Benson, a spokeswoman at Elections Canada, said reaching every elector is a complex process, and mistakes can happen. She said they rely on electors to reach out if they think there is a problem.
"If you get that voter info card, you're registered, but you think that that address doesn't seem right or the voting location doesn't seem right, we certainly want to hear from you and we encourage you to contact the returning office," she said.
Benson added that they are working to send out corrected voter information cards, which need to be mailed by Oct. 13 in order to get there by voting day.
Benson said voters can also check where their polling station is online.
Voter information cards are not required in order to cast a ballot, but contain information about the polling station's location.
why doesn't this surprise me?