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Posted by Jill on 2007-07-20 19:15:39
I know, I'm a bit of a moron to find this so consistently funny. I blame cheap drugs.
Posted by Jill on 2006-08-25 21:58:42
Sex...drugs...violence...intrigue...more sex...strategy...betrayal...other good stuff.
Posted by Jill on 2005-12-20 08:22:34
Okay.
This will strike some as a really stupid question, I'm sure - but as I believe I've mentioned, the kitchen is not my happy place. Posted by Jill on 2003-01-15 11:49:43
This shouldn't be allowed. I understand the good intentions behind letting the accused defend himself if he believes his appointed legal counsel isn't doing the job, but there should be some limits, I think.
At worst, you have a rapist further terrorizing his victim for six hours on the stand. Yay, Canada. Good call. At best, you have an innocent but garrulous man wasting hours of the court's time with spiteful banter. What trial dates are being held back while this guy questions his accuser about "knickknack racks" and argues about whether he cut her face or she fell on his knife? Posted by Jill on 2003-01-03 10:28:04
Does anybody actually LIKE this guy? Has anyone actually ever said: "Oh hey - let's watch this, Jonathan Torrens is in it!!"
I really, reeeeally can't stand this fella. Just looking at his smarmy little smile sets my teeth on edge, and oh I WILL change the channel if he shows up unexpectedly in yet another attempt at CBC humor. Posted by Jill on 2002-11-05 17:32:48
If squeegie kids don't burn your britches, try 24-year-old internet bums with thoroughbred horses.
To which an anonymous coward followed up: Here is anti-hero to SaveKaryn. His name is Morty. He's a CEO who wants $1,000,000 to move his factory to Mexico because his employees are trying to form a union. The site is really funny. Some people write in and he posts their messages. Some people are really, really dumb. But not Morty. Check it out. SaveTheCEO.com. Posted by Jill on 2002-10-23 10:54:16
I'm really scared of the sniper. I can't help it. I know that they tell you the last thing you're supposed to do is succumb to your terror of people like this - I'm reminded of that same advisory when we were all talking about terrorists and hijackers and anthrax. The difference is, this guy has actually come out and said: I'm going after your children next, if you don't give me what I want.
Posted by Jill on 2002-09-25 13:59:07
I live only about a 15-minute walk away from where I work. The deciding factor in selecting an apartment downtown was its proximity to my office, enabling me to walk to work. However, for a number of reasons (the expectation to be to work before the rest of the waking world, perpetually running late, not being a morning person, having an irrational aversion to natural light and any aerobic activity which doesn't come with a pricey membership fee) I choose to take a cab to work just about every morning. It's my one (um?) vice, and amounts to about the same expense as smoking a pack a day. I'm not proud of it, but - y'know - I work hard, I walk home, and I'm not supporting the tobacco industry. Here is my story.
Posted by Jill on 2002-08-27 19:00:51
From today's Globe & Mail: "[Alberta's bicycle-helmet law] saddles parents with a $50 fine if their child, aged 15 years or younger, is caught riding a bike without a helmet. Sixteen- and 17-year-olds riding without protective headgear will be issued a fine themselves."
Posted by Jill on 2002-04-10 12:49:40
http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2002/04/10/f209.raw.html
I feel very strongly about this topic, and I'd appreciate some feedback so I don't just get more and more pissed off, and lose all perspective. :) But I AM going to rant a bit, so bear with me. |
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