

While it’s at best a hazard for a battery to eject on an urban highway, this would be really bad if it happened on a busy city street or even start forest fires in rural/heavily forested areas.
I hope they go back to the drawing board
transfem sysadmin that’s tired from working at work
Engaged to my lovely fiancé
Late 20s
Computer nerd by trade, not a programmer.
Thigh high socks are life
While it’s at best a hazard for a battery to eject on an urban highway, this would be really bad if it happened on a busy city street or even start forest fires in rural/heavily forested areas.
I hope they go back to the drawing board
Yeah, that’s fair. I don’t really have family supports to fall back on and I just built up a small emergency fund for the first time so it’s not a serious consideration as much as it is nice to daydream about, especially since I feel like I’m able to also find routines and purpose for myself if not for my lack of independent wealth or support structure (beyond my partner that I wouldn’t want to just live off of)
The work-life balance has been a big struggle of going back and forth on getting to saner hours while also having a bunch of mental health stuff going on from not dealing with earlier in life and starting a job search since the company I’m at might fold. I know I’m not alone and I am in a privileged position having employment, but as someone that is easily overwhelmed and struggling mentally, the escape from responsibility is a nice thought in a vacuum.
I am starting the process of seeking help now that I can afford it, but it’s more “work” to do anyways.
I’m sorry for the wall of text, but yeah rationally it’s not wise to just not be employed, though it’s at least a nice daydream that’ll stay that way hopefully.
This feels so tempting to go down the widdle babygirl/puppygirl route since work is so stressful and exhausting, but at the same time it feels like it won’t be so fun after a little while because I like buying nice things sometimes >~<
Can relate. I’m the end of my bloodline as well- at least for my branch of the family.
Nobody in this province follows the speed limit, so on the contrary to most commenters and especially Doug Ford, I’d much rather have automated enforcement be made more widespread, especially in areas with higher road-related fatalities.
Also, unlike a cop being assigned to do random speed checks, speeding cameras dont have a racial bias.
After seeing some of the plushies shared, I’ll share mines too 😊
The bunny’s name is Cherry and the shark behind her is named Blå
So round, and huggable!!
This seems to be the plushie showcase thread now Hello Mr. frog! :D
Awww, that’s so cute!! 😊 I love her outfit too!
The planes just wanted to give the twin towers a nice, big warm hug! :D
The BC NDPs seem to be doing something right- now if only the ONDP can take notes and prepare a similar platform for the next election
What I don’t miss are channels that put on Episode-marathons showing back-to-back episodes of a series. The multi-part episodes either air in the wrong sequence, or they don’t play those part-episodes at all.
Gotta love seeing a 3-part episodes with episode 3/3 to start, 1/3 comes next and 2/3 couldn’t make the cut in a 2+hr episode marithon.
Just looking at the site for a hot second, they stand to benefit greatly from increasing housing prices, and I highly doubt home builders would want to do anything to bring prices down where their bottom line is affected.
I’m sure Dougie’s comments won’t empower more people to cut down the speed cameras again across the city /s
It’s like deferring all housing construction to for-profit developers has been failing even with incentives and subsidies in the form of tax breaks.
Without any involvement from the public sector to build government subsidized housing and lacking financial supports to create new non-profit coops, there is simply no incentive for the private sector to build housing that’s affordable.