This book immediately comes to mind when the subject of squares comes up. I think every Canadian kitchen had a copy.

It's kind of mind-blowing how these tech dorks think they're so smart and have the utmost confidence in their genius, while actual smart people are constantly doubting themselves and critiquing their own arguments.

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At a time when so many people are being xenophobic, it should be mentioned that this man who made such a massive contribution to English theatre was a refugee.

Don't forget the Killer Bees.

Good news. I'm also hoping that we'll see an adaptation of Rose's Run. I keep picturing Sarah Podemski in the lead, particularly after her role as Bear's mother in Reservation Dogs. thistledownpress.com/product/rose...

It's the remake of Wag the Dog that no one was asking for.

Typo: Omitted “home” by mistake.

I’ve been hoping someone would examine this for a while. Part of me thinks it’s that that people in Ottawa may be more likely to stay up to date with boosters, and a large portion of people have sick days so they can is if they’re I’ll.

This is reminding me of my uncle visiting the U.S. for a business trip in the 1980s and complaining bitterly about the "exploding TAY-COS" he tried for the first time. (He didn't like the flavour and he sure as heck didn't like how little structural integrity those shells had.)

Love Montreal’s Drawn and Quarterly.

And protein powders chockablock full of lead…

I'm in Canada and I have to side-eye the people who are erecting their Christmas trees before Remembrance Day, on November 11th.

In our household, we take to heart the message from wag who joked about writing a parenting book that would just communicate the following: "Good luck with that sucker, they're all different."

I was waiting for someone to say this!

It’s grEy in Canada too. We like to pick and choose our spellings from both sides of the Atlantic. It keeps things interesting.

Still traumatized by the character whose breath smelled of urine from the kidney he ate.