DD13
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Jimmi T, As the other main reason I subscribe to this thread (I mean, I enjoy the wit and commiseration, too), are you suggesting that Metroman may be wrong? That would take the wind out of my week's weak sails.
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Another confusing thing he's saying is that nothing will stop the charges, yet people in power who are allies of Ford are slowing the process down to protect him. I don't really see how slowing down the process really protects Ford if serious charges are inevitable.
Maybe he's buying himself some time in case his predictions fall through.
Who, MM? I'm ok with "imminent" being anywhere from this afternoon to two weeks from now (meaning I didn't take "imminent" as "tonight or tomorrow" like a lot of people did), but if it doesn't play out sooner than later you have to assume that he loses any credibility he had...rightly or wrongly.
Who, MM? I'm ok with "imminent" being anywhere from this afternoon to two weeks from now (meaning I didn't take "imminent" as "tonight or tomorrow" like a lot of people did), but if it doesn't play out sooner than later you have to assume that he loses any credibility he had...rightly or wrongly.
Women were far too "emotional" to work at the LCBO. (snap! a comedic "call-back")
Back then you could be too short (me), too female (me), too young (at the time me), too old, too foreign, not the right religion (even Catholics felt this one) to be hired there. Seriously though. It's likely that you saw men working there because they believed that women were too dainty to lift a case of liquor. Now nobody is allowed to lift heavy things at work without a cart and a belt.
It was a different city back then. Not saying better or worse, but I understood its values and beliefs better than I do now.
The cops, firemen and paramedics hired by Metro when I joined really did look like the men you saw on "Adam-12" and "Emergency". All 5'10" and above, 160 lbs. minimum who played contact sports in school.
I suppose LCBO, back then, fit into a similar category.
New here, but you'll recognize me from #TOpoli. MM just favorited my reply on Twitter. Can't figure out how to post the screen cap from my iPhone. But basically I put two names out as possibilities for "slowing things down". Flahrety and Deluce.
It was a different city back then. Not saying better or worse, but I understood its values and beliefs better than I do now.
The cops, firemen and paramedics hired by Metro when I joined really did look like the men you saw on "Adam-12" and "Emergency". All 5'10" and above, 160 lbs. minimum who played contact sports in school.
I suppose LCBO, back then, fit into a similar category.
Euler: based on your posts in general I'm guessing you're an ex Ford voter who's turned since the crack scandal?
As a new immigrant to Toronto from Europe in the late 70s, I found the LCBO staff intimidating and bullying. The Summerhill LCBO was like a warehouse where you timidly presented your slip of paper with the incomprehensible numbers to an Adam 12-type who glared at you from behind a serving counter - they were big beefy men with no interest in customer service and the occasional ability to be incredibly rude. But Toronto was still in high Presbyterian mode in those days - no drinking on Sundays unless you were travelling and no outside patios.
Now, returning you to the Robbie channel.
New here, but you'll recognize me from #TOpoli. MM just favorited my reply on Twitter. Can't figure out how to post the screen cap from my iPhone. But basically I put two names out as possibilities for "slowing things down". Flahrety and Deluce.