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resort to name calling when you have nothing left. bravo.

a 66 year old dignified man would not allow something so trivial to make you resort to violence. a dignified man would of let it go. you didn't. hence me saying you are clearly that kind of person. you should be embarrassed for your daughter not yourself.

clearly you are that kind of person. how embarrassing for your daughter........ not you.

who would of thought that a healthy lifestyle promoted....strong health

was that not what we were told his medical condition was ? or am i mistaken. if so my mistake.

no but i didn't know heart issues needed neck braces. you learn something every day.

3 hail marys

they still sleeping after last nights secret mission.

its too cold in canada for that.

that is amazing. i use cannabis every day and have never been in a fight in all my life too.

have you ever been in fight before ? a good dust up. a punch out if you may. did you win or lose ? broken bones or just ego ? who has some good stories.

yes.... but it made all these hard men crumble.

hahahah. edmonton is a dreamy place to live you are right........ Edmonton's violent crime rate increased by 8.79% year-over-year and 19.8% in the last five years, according to the Uniform Crime Reporting Survey. In 2017, the city had 12,701 violent crimes committed.1 In the first quarter of 2023, violent crimes increased by about 6% compared to the same period in 2022, according to Sean Tout, Edmonton Police Service's executive director of information management and analytics.0 From January to September 2022, Edmonton saw a 13% increase in the overall crime rate and a 10% increase in crime severity compared to the same period in 2021. The first three quarters of 2022 saw a 17% increase in the rate of violent crime, a 6% increase in the severity of violent crime, and a 12% increase in the severity of non-violent crime compared to the same period in 2021. However, from 2018 to 2021, Edmonton's total crime rate fell by 21% to 7,888 incidents per 100,000 people from 9,967 incidents per 100,000 people.2

many years ago my parents came to thailand to visit me. upon landing at bkk airport my dad had a heart attack. he was whisked to bkk hospital where he had numerous cardiologists to help as soon as he arrived. at which point he had another heart attack as they were working on him. he survived and made it back to canada. still alive today. had this happened in canada i have no doubt the care he would of received would of been garbage to what he got here and that he would of died. response time. availability of proper doctors. medical facilities. etc. ps....my dad was also the VP at the big hospital in our city. so i have pretty good insight into the canadian hospital/medical system. my brother has also worked at that same hospital since he was 16.

got a nice 2 bedroom house in phuket right now for 13k baht a month. so with conversion to funny money that's 9 dollars canadian. health care savings like waiting 6 months to see a specialist for recommendations to have surgery 8 months after that ? i hear family physicians are in abundance now throughout canada. the lack of fentanyl in canada is very appealing as well. why not take your wife for a stride down east hastings in vancouver. she will love it.

you forgot to mention the super low taxes and cost of housing. i know i love renting a closet to live in for 2k plus a month. riveting even.

welcome to the d list.

the ron desantis part is quite good.

so does cocaine production.

Yes, alcohol is a drug. It is classified as a Psychotropic Central Nervous System (CNS) Depressant, which means it has an impact on cognition, emotions, and perception.2 Alcohol slows down brain activity and can have effects on a person's mood, behavior, self-control, memory, thinking, coordination, and much more.0 Alcohol is one of the oldest and most commonly consumed recreational drugs, causing the characteristic effects of alcohol intoxication.3 According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a drug is any substance that can change how a person’s body and mind work, and alcohol fits this description.1 Alcohol use disorder is the most common type of substance use disorder in the United States.4 please note where it says alcohol is one of the most commonly used recreational drugs.

steven you are an alcoholic drug abuser. please come to the realization. we are not angry with you on AN. most are probably sincerely concerned about your well being. alcohol is a killer and the science backs it up.

how dare you forget the scorpions.

ahhhhhh... how effective will he be as a police chief if up to 8 men under his direct command can be so corrupt. anyway you slice this it looks really bad on him not involved then you are unfit for the job. involved and you are unfit for the job.

on my way home from my walk last night i was coming back up my soi...the thai guy sitting with his friend looked at me. hello. hello i said. i smelled a fresh burn looked up the street and saw about 9 different piles of leaves all burning. thai guy looked at me...i clean up leaves... so dirty. note ....there is a concrete wall about 4 feet from where he burned sectioning off the village that is nothing but jungle.

why would A listers want to come to this D grade place ?