OT: Vancouver People

[puckhead]

A)

B) someone doing doughnuts on the Richmond mudflats learned about the tide today.

Driver loses Jeep to rising tides after performing doughnuts on Fraser River mud banks

 

[mattola]

as soon as I read about the Jeep I knew where he was. I laughed and said man its about time they lost one there.

 

[dash]

I think it's kinda funny that they had enough 'C's to spell 'BAK' correctly above...

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Washroom at burnaby general hospital er

 

[blindbaby]

A)

B) someone doing doughnuts on the Richmond mudflats learned about the tide today.

Driver loses Jeep to rising tides after performing doughnuts on Fraser River mud banks

That photo just needs Nelson Muntz standing on the beach going, "haha".

 

[dash]

So I passed a hooker on my daily sojourn to work today - At least I think she was a hooker, maybe she waa going for an early morning jog (you don't often see shorts with thigh-high fishnet stockings and Adidas runners as running attire though).

 

[mattola]

So I passed a hooker on my daily sojourn to work today - At least I think she was a hooker, maybe she waa going for an early morning jog (you don't often see shorts with thigh-high fishnet stockings and Adidas runners as running attire though).

kingsway?

 

[dash]

kingsway?

Yup, a block west of Kingsway and Royal Oak.

 

[mattola]

Yup, a block west of Kingsway and Royal Oak.

yep once in a while I drive my wife into work down kingsway and we some ladies just finishing their day/night/shift??? same get up. I honestly didnt think they still worked the streets anymore. They used to be on Main Street where Kingsway meets it. Now they have moved up to that area. Royal Oak is even a little further than I have seen them

 

[dash]

Is Vancouver a rude city? - British Columbia - CBC News

 

[mooger_35]

Is Vancouver a rude city? - British Columbia - CBC News

Slow news day?

 

[dash]

Slow news day?

lol - I guess so. To answer the question, I don't think it's any more rude than other major North American cities I've been to. I think generally speaking people aren't as courteous and polite as they used to be and it's just seems more of an issue when dealing with more people.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

lol - I guess so. To answer the question, I don't think it's any more rude than other major North American cities I've been to. I think generally speaking people aren't as courteous and polite as they used to be and it's just seems more of an issue when dealing with more people.

yah i dont know .. maybe ? ... also ... FUCK YOU DASH!


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[forty_three]

Is Vancouver a rude city? - British Columbia - CBC News

I think whoever wrote that needs to be dropped off in Northern Virginia with the only instruction being to get to the Washington Monument.

 

[forty_three]

Besides;

 

[blindbaby]

Is Vancouver a rude city? - British Columbia - CBC News

West Van used to be pretty unfriendly (don't know about it now so much) but right next to it -- North Van, pretty much made up for it.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Wandering Port Coquitlam bear not drunk, just ?fat and lazy? | Globalnews.ca

Did you hear the story of the 500-pound Port Coquitlam black bear?

It put a school on lockdown. It wandered from house to house. There were even claims it was drunk on fermented apples.

The rumours through the day made the situation appear tense. But according to conservation officers, the wandering beast posed little threat.

“He’s just fat, and he’s lazy, and he was just resting,” said Conservation Officer Jack Trudgian, who said the bear is well-known to officers.


even our conservation officers are rude

 

[Canuck eh?]

Wandering Port Coquitlam bear not drunk, just ?fat and lazy? | Globalnews.ca

Did you hear the story of the 500-pound Port Coquitlam black bear?

It put a school on lockdown. It wandered from house to house. There were even claims it was drunk on fermented apples.

The rumours through the day made the situation appear tense. But according to conservation officers, the wandering beast posed little threat.

“He’s just fat, and he’s lazy, and he was just resting,” said Conservation Officer Jack Trudgian, who said the bear is well-known to officers.


even our conservation officers are rude

That's an old quote taken out of context.

It's actually about Kyle Wellfed.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

That could be my backyard...

 

[puckhead]

about 5 blocks from me