dforthandbview
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"What took you so long"- Rob FordNow that he's been ticketed, I think it's safe to assume that this is justice served for all shady activity he's been connected to over the last year, no?
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"What took you so long"- Rob FordNow that he's been ticketed, I think it's safe to assume that this is justice served for all shady activity he's been connected to over the last year, no?
According to eyewitness interview on Global TV, Rob Ford referred to female RCMP officer w/ b-word.
“All I have had here is a diet coke” - Rob Ford
He definitely mixed something in that coke.
While I can't say I necessarily agree, I will concede on the basis that I am probably the embodiment of the 'latte-sipping, ivory tower intellectual'. It can be difficult at times to separate theoretical ideals from depressing realities, but I maintain that the former can in fact be brought to bear on the latter.
Having said that, and perhaps the time is not now, but we do need to address the root cause of the Rob Ford Problem. That is, the unquestioned usage of experience-flattening metrics like employment rates, GDP growth, and so on. We are surrounded by neoliberal lies, half-truths, and obfuscations that serve none other than the already rich and powerful (i.e. the actual elites).
Hi. Look up something called "rosacea".
One of the hallmarks of rosacea is that you start off by being more likely to blush and flush than most people, especially in response to certain triggers (heat, cold, wind, exercise, emotional stress, spicy foods and, yes, alcohol). After some years, the redness becomes permanent, with red blotches and/or a general pinkish tinge all over the face. You can look much pinker in some lighting than others, too.
Ford's basic redness is most likely rosacea. I think he can get redder and blotchier from drinking, angry outbursts and God knows what else, but a whole lot of that "suspicious" redness can look more intense under some conditions for perfectly innocent reasons.
First time I was ever in Van, I was stopped and warned about jaywalking by Vancouver Police. Could not believe it. It was on West Hasting right outside the Save On Meats. On the other hand, I was floored that drivers would stop at intersections on 4-lane streets if they saw you wanted to cross the street, even when they were not required to stop. Mind you this was the 90s and I don't think it is as pedestrian-friendly anymore in that sense.Are VPD known to be strict enforcers when it comes to jaywalking?