2008 VW TDI Wagon. Had it for a year and put 50000km on it. Got totalled while parked on the road outside of a Tim Horton's. Insurance left me with -$5k to buy a new car. To add insult to injury signed it over to insurance the day dieselgate story broke and missed out on another $5k.

I remember there was a brief time where an ultimate gaming PC only cost $1500 to $2000. This was before multicore processors, so it was easier to hit the limits of just how fast available graphics cards and processors could go.

I miss him and Mr Dressup. I used to joke that Mr. Dressup was far better than Mr. Rogers, then found out their origins are intertwined and they were good friends.

I'd love to shop at Costco more often but they think Sudbury can't support a second one. I have no data to show that we could, just notice that it's always packed and a place I sometimes avoid because of the crowds. I imagine a lot of people here do the same.

I don't see the problem, but my wife would.

I f'ing hate the ambiguity caused in almost all situations by not using it, even if that ambiguity is easily interpreted the correct way.

Tell them the truth if it has been awhile: that you think about them all the time and you didn't realize so much time had past because they're always in your thoughts.

Back in my school days, we formed our opinions using Coles Notes.

Time to play her some Milli Vanilli. They were erased so we'll from history no one under 45 knows who they were.

BBC is owned by tax payers so I imagine they would. Especially since they'd get first dibs on the stories they find during the discovery phase of the trial.

Not that long ago, like 2007...oh...also was in a small town in another province.

But around here they have billboards up all the time for those jobs saying they are hiring. Would not be surprised if they are making things more difficult anyway.