I do think some context is necessary too. Dressing up like a specific character or person is a little different than wearing that cartoony "Jim Crow" era blackface.
- BINGO!

Agreed.
2nd worse version of aladdin this year.

Hiring Kinsella and saying you’ll seek an alliance with Scheer is hardly thought out..
- Arctic_AARDVARK

If you believe that anything close to perfection exists in current day federal politics then I've got a bridge to sell you

If you believe that anything close to perfection exists in current day federal politics then I've got a bridge to sell you
- TheMussel

No swamp land?
Pfft

If you have money, you don’t give af how expensive thing are. The weather in SJ still isn’t really “summertime” weather, it’s kinda chilly there. It would depend on personality.. but I assume the best cities to live in the NHL would be something like..

LA
TB
FLA
ANA
VAN
CAR
SJ

ARI
VGK

Gotta be on the ocean, lol..
- Arctic_AARDVARK

I’m not rich by any means...but I have a few friends who sold their multi million dollar company, another who is very well off.

They are one of the cheapest people I know. Just because you are rich it doesn’t mean you aren’t cheap.

No swamp land?
Pfft
- Fakepartofme

Ain't nothing wrong with swamp land. Drain it and sow it.

I’m not rich by any means...but I have a few friends who sold their multi million dollar company, another who is very well off.

They are one of the cheapest people I know. Just because you are rich it doesn’t mean you aren’t cheap.
- Santo_44

Doesn't always mean you are cheap either. Some people like to spend and waste money. This may be first hand.

The one thing that may make an extension palatable is if the Leafs go deep and Muzzin agrees to a buyoutable contract with a moderate discount...

But other than that, no, we don't need a 30+ former #3 d-man for the next half decade
- TheMussel

That would be a JIm Benning move. Dubas doesn't waste cap on slow #3 or 4 Dmen who are in their 30's.

I'm gonna need you all to submit your halloween costumes for approval, we need to ensure they are socially acceptable

That would be a JIm Benning move. Dubas doesn't waste cap on slow #3 or 4 Dmen who are in their 30's.
- RogerRoeper

Jim Benning would make the contract un-buyoutable tho

Cyprus lake
Georgian bay
Some parts of erie
Huron
Tobermory
Lake of bays
Parts of lake simcoe
- Fakepartofme

G-Bay, Tobermory are Huron. I’m halfway between LOB and Simcoe.

I like smaller headwater lakes, like this one in Algonquin. Deepest lake in the park.

Ain't nothing wrong with swamp land. Drain it and sow it.
- TheMussel

Oh ya, wanna drain and sow the Canadian shield? be my guest!

Doesn't always mean you are cheap either. Some people like to spend and waste money. This may be first hand.
- underhill14

If someone is asking you to e transfer them 3$ For the stick of gum they bought you, yes that’s cheap and there are people out there like that

Regardless, everyone views money differently. But the whole point was you could be a millionaire and count your pennies when you go out for dinner with friends.

I’m not rich by any means...but I have a few friends who sold their multi million dollar company, another who is very well off.

They are one of the cheapest people I know. Just because you are rich it doesn’t mean you aren’t cheap.
- Santo_44

Bill Gates won't even stop shopping at Value Village for his sweaters

Oh ya, wanna drain and sow the Canadian shield? be my guest!
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Finnish agriculture exists because they drained swamps in the baltic shield. It's doable.

G-Bay, Tobermory are Huron. I’m halfway between LOB and Simcoe.

I like smaller headwater lakes, like this one in Algonquin. Deepest lake in the park.



- Arctic_AARDVARK

They do connect yes. For yakking or canoeing the smaller lakes are great, for swimming it depends on the lake

Finnish agriculture exists because they drained swamps in the baltic shield. It's doable.
- TheMussel

Idk if you’ve ever been to Wilno, first Polish settlement in Canada. It’s super rocky land, terrible for farming, but they tried! They made it work. All the fields are full of boulders, lol.. stone fences everywhere. It’s a pretty area, but there’s no way it was easy to live there back in the day..

Idk if you’ve ever been to Wilno, first Polish settlement in Canada. It’s super rocky land, terrible for farming, but they tried! They made it work. All the fields are full of boulders, lol.. stone fences everywhere. It’s a pretty area, but there’s no way it was easy to live there back in the day..
- Arctic_AARDVARK

When there's a will there's a way. Swamp land is fertile as (frank) tho

They do connect yes. For yakking or canoeing the smaller lakes are great, for swimming it depends on the lake
- Fakepartofme

Nvm, lol...

Swimming you just don’t want shallow weed lakes, like simcoe or pigeon/scugog.. S.Ontario is kinda gross for swimming..

I’ve lived on lakes all my life and yes, it’s nice for about 2 months of the year, 6 if you’re into winter stuff.. but it has its cons, too. More bugs, more wind, noisy boaters, snow drifts.. I like having water nearby where you can go for an early evening dip.. the Muskoka River was that spot for me this summer.. (frank)in snapping turtles tho lol.
- Arctic_AARDVARK

I feel like living on a Lake has more pros than cons.

If someone is asking you to e transfer them 3$ For the stick of gum they bought you, yes that’s cheap and there are people out there like that

Regardless, everyone views money differently. But the whole point was you could be a millionaire and count your pennies when you go out for dinner with friends.
- Santo_44

I will give you this....wealthy people that are cheap tend to hold onto their wealth.

When there's a will there's a way. Swamp land is fertile as (frank) tho
- TheMussel

Well, there’s no shortage of that..

The bugs would be atrocious tho.

I feel like living on a Lake has more pros than cons.
- senstroll

Yea probably.. if you’re about the views.

I’ve always lived on a lake, but now I don’t and I don’t miss it. Maybe the prairies changed me..

Yea probably.. if you’re about the views.

I’ve always lived on a lake, but now I don’t and I don’t miss it. Maybe he prairies changed me..
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Always love the Toronto living during the week and cottage country lakefront living for the weekends.

Such a great lifestyle. Best of both worlds.


Never happened for me though

Yea probably.. if you’re about the views.

I’ve always lived on a lake, but now I don’t and I don’t miss it. Maybe he prairies changed me..
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Bugs don't bother me so if I can swim, fish and skate a minute from where I sleep I'm a happy camper

Always love the Toronto living during the week and cottage country lakefront living for the weekends.

Such a great lifestyle. Best of both worlds.


Never happened for me though
- underhill14

Apparently there's lakefront property including cabin out near bancroft that can be had for a fraction of what a house in Toronto costs