Coffee Talk: 7 Words You Can't Say to Jack Johnson

[puckhead]

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

So it was the PMO who issued the invitation to the Waffen SS member without anybody pausing for a second to connect the dots. Far from “we had absolutely no idea and it was all Rota”.

At the very least more people need to be fired because that as an absolute black stain on our parliament.

 

[dash]

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Just a combination of too many gaffes/scandals and people wanting change because he's been there too long. I think PP would really have to screw up not to win the next election.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

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Just a combination of too many gaffes/scandals and people wanting change because he's been there too long. I think PP would really have to screw up not to win the next election.

Ten liberal scandals is worth one conservative scandal. They’re trying hard (see last week with the whole Loblaws lobbyist serving as a Con adviser thing).

I guess the biggest thing is timing - does Jagmeet keep supporting this turd for long enough for Trump to get elected again and thus give Trudeau the opportunity to paint PP as Trump-Lite? And how much do people eat into that while ignoring the rest of the mess Trudeau’s gotten us in?

 

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Ten liberal scandals is worth one conservative scandal. They’re trying hard (see last week with the whole Loblaws lobbyist serving as a Con adviser thing).

I guess the biggest thing is timing - does Jagmeet keep supporting this turd for long enough for Trump to get elected again and thus give Trudeau the opportunity to paint PP as Trump-Lite? And how much do people eat into that while ignoring the rest of the mess Trudeau’s gotten us in?

The bolded is the key to me, maybe this is just anecdotal, but people (especially young people) are feeling more and more disillusioned with Canada these days. I just don't think Justin will find enough support in Ontario and Quebec to counter the abysmal support he will find in pretty much the rest of Canada. Still a ways away from the next election and things could change, but I don't see a path to victory for the Liberals.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

The bolded is the key to me, maybe this is just anecdotal, but people (especially young people) are feeling more and more disillusioned with Canada these days. I just don't think Justin will find enough support in Ontario and Quebec to counter the abysmal support he will find in pretty much the rest of Canada. Still a ways away from the next election and things could change, but I don't see a path to victory for the Liberals.

People my age (mid-late 30s) are just like wtf? We did everything right - education, job, married, etc. - and can’t afford a townhouse let alone anything resembling the houses they grew up in. I can only imagine what people in their mid-late 20s right now are feeling.

 

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Australia are having issues with affordability, it seems...

The national average new mortgage of $624,383 in December marked a 2.6 per cent increase from $608,448 in November - the month the RBA raised the cash rate to a 12-year high of 4.35 per cent.

The growing amount reflects the fact Australia's national median house and unit price has climbed by more than 8 per cent in a year, with record-high immigration boosting demand for property nationwide.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics lending finance data for December also showed the average new mortgage for owner-occupiers reached record highs in two states that mainly get new residents from interstate migration.

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[dash]

No immunity for you! The judges were unanimous in their ruling as well.

 

[mattola]

No immunity for you!

 

[puckhead]

I absolutely love that his argument wasn't "I'm not guilty", it was "I'm allowed to be guilty"

 

[KennyBanyeah]

I absolutely love that his argument wasn't "I'm not guilty", it was "I'm allowed to be guilty"

Doesn't exactly suggest that he's not guilty, does it?

 

[forty_three]

Australia are having issues with affordability, it seems...

The national average new mortgage of $624,383 in December marked a 2.6 per cent increase from $608,448 in November - the month the RBA raised the cash rate to a 12-year high of 4.35 per cent.

The growing amount reflects the fact Australia's national median house and unit price has climbed by more than 8 per cent in a year, with record-high immigration boosting demand for property nationwide.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics lending finance data for December also showed the average new mortgage for owner-occupiers reached record highs in two states that mainly get new residents from interstate migration.

MSN

www.msn.com

Dangit. That was high on my list of escape routes. Good weather. An F1 race. Toplessness legal. Funny animals with funny names.

 

[dash]

Dangit. That was high on my list of escape routes. Good weather. An F1 race. Toplessness legal. Funny animals with funny names.

All my desired places in Europe are also super expensive, I'm thinking I'm just going to hunker down on Vancouver Island for now.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

No immunity for you! The judges were unanimous in their ruling as well.

Still gotta go through SCOTUS right?

He made some good investments there. Which is a first.

 

[dash]

Still gotta go through SCOTUS right?

He made some good investments there. Which is a first.

I think that's likely the next step, Delay, obfuscate, and appeal, that's the Trump playbook.

 

[forty_three]

Jury finds Jennifer Crumbley guilty of manslaughter in son's school shooting

A jury has found Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley, guilty of involuntary manslaughter.

abcnews.go.com

Jury found her guilty on all four counts.

 

[Comeds]

Will King Charles' treatment be covered by his health care plan?

 

[dash]

She's painful to listen to and there's plenty of loud noises - Keep the volume low.

 

[mattola]

She's painful to listen to and there's plenty of loud noises - Keep the volume low.

Holy fuck

 

[dash]

Holy fuck part deux...