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Our new retirement home is going to be 20 minutes from the ferry to Victoria.
We will be spending a lot of time up in that area.
We will be spending a lot of time up in that area.
Canuckistan has Q-anon Morons?
I hope you enjoy your new home. Too many people for me but beautiful if you can get out and about. One thing I'd like from down there would be Arbutus trees just for the sheer weirdness.Our new retirement home is going to be 20 minutes from the ferry to Victoria.
We will be spending a lot of time up in that area.
Thankfully, many of our douche bags find Canada too small and unimportant and so leave to spread their douche bag wings down south where the grifting is more profitable. Jordan Peterson comes to mind.Canada is the cut rate copy cat. We are always copying the States but it is always the cut rate version.
My wife will only visit the wilderness. We are building in Sequim, about a mile or so from town.good thing
I hope you enjoy your new home. Too many people for me but beautiful if you can get out and about. One thing I'd like from down there would be Arbutus trees just for the sheer weirdness.
Nice. Just checked out an article about Sequim having a Qanon mayor. They're everywhere. More reason to enjoy the beach and wilderness. Where I live it's one of our EMTs. I haven't talked to him about it because I don't have the time right now, but I look forward to a long debate with him and pulling apart his stupid positions. It'll probably be an exercise in futility, but I'll probably need the workout by then.My wife will only visit the wilderness. We are building in Sequim, about a mile or so from town.
Peterborough mayor Diane Therrien was embroiled in a minor controversy by using the phrase "fuck off, you fuckwads." on social media, in reaction to the group's actions.
That is a beautiful thing. 340 mph cruise and +9G too. Damn. I always admired the design work, efficiency and well-thoughoutedness(?) of aircraft. My dad flew RCAF 1941 to 1946 but I never went for my licence because the costs were too big a barrier for me at the time. Just the price of avionics and radios alone became the cost of an entire used airplane. A STOL floatplane would be a dream here. The old Beaver still flies here and is worth the price of a flight just for the smell and sound alone much less the view and whale spotting. Great pilot too.It is a Thunder Mustang, a 2/3rds scale kitplane and sweet as can be.
https://www.thundermustang.com/
They made their own custom V-12 for it, and it sounds right.
I have not owned anything STOL but the banner tow plane was good that way. I got it up and down in a few hundred feet of runway on a daily basis. I always was self conscious about borrowing it, although the boss said to do so whenever I wanted. I just did not want to have it break and not be able to do a job.That is a beautiful thing. 340 mph cruise and +9G too. Damn. I always admired the design work, efficiency and well-thoughoutedness(?) of aircraft. My dad flew RCAF 1941 to 1946 but I never went for my licence because the costs were too big a barrier for me at the time. Just the price of avionics and radios alone became the cost of an entire used airplane. A STOL floatplane would be a dream here. The old Beaver still flies here and is worth the price of a flight just for the smell and sound alone much less the view and whale spotting. Great pilot too.
Should have taken a bus ride to near Sidney to see the Buchard Gardens.Yeah, just looked at it on Streetview (though it seems it's more "boatview" for that area). Beautiful. Brings to mind Solsthiem from Morrowind!
I did once get as close as Vancouver Island. Though having no car, when I got there I realised I couldn't really do anything except wander around near where the ferry docked and then get the ferry back to the mainland again.
Real nice area. It's unreal how much that area has grown since I moved to the Kitsap Peninsula in 1986. Mostly retired. In the rain shadow of the Olympics it won't be that wet (they even have an irrigation canal festival). Beautiful Straight of Juan De Fuca views. Almost bought property out there years ago. Wish I had. I hope you like lavender.My wife will only visit the wilderness. We are building in Sequim, about a mile or so from town.
Should have taken a bus ride to near Sidney to see the Buchard Gardens.
Well, in the 1970's we had a King of Kensington. (Obscure CBC reference successfully deployed.)How can anyone believe a woman can install herself as queen of Canada? but then we did elect trump so there is a lot of stupid to go around.
no more stupid than armed civilians showing up at a D.C. pizza shop expecting to free trafficked children.
I remember the stupid trucker strike a few months ago, but this is over the top stupid.
especially considering the kids were kept in a non-existent basement.no more stupid than armed civilians showing up at a D.C. pizza shop expecting to free trafficked children.
This woman claims to have "high level extra-terrestrial connections." So she is either psychotic or a grifter. Probably the latter.
Remember what "psychotic" actually means in the clinical sense. In the "popular" sense it's become a synonym for "crazy" but in reality that's not what it means at all.
A pure "psychopath" is a person who truly ONLY cares about themselves.
Point being she could be and IMO likely IS both!
You should go check your definitions. Psychotic /= psychopath. A psychopath is usually a sociopath who is violent and/or sadistic. A psychotic has something like schizophrenia or any other disorder which disrupts one's connection to reality. The latter may provide an insanity defense. The former does not.
Not so sure about that.... yes being "psychotic" is viewed as "crazy" by the masses (and can be used as an "insanity" defense) but there's significant new science which indicates it's actually a human survival "adaptation" (and an effective one!) to our current reality thus NOT so "crazy" after all.
House is only a TV drama and overly "dumbs-down" the diagnosis criteria but otherwise the following video is rather chilling:
Yes, but you were incorrectly equating psychosis with psychopathy. Psychosis, when caused by schizophrenia which is its most common cause, is a largely hereditary condition that involves delusions and/or hallucinations. Pscyhopathy is a function of a personality disorder like sociopathy or narcissism, with added violent or sadistic impulses, and no delusions or hallucinations.
Regardless of whether "crazy" is the right word for a psychosis, the two are not even remotely similar. It's unfortunate that the words kind of sound similar as it seems to result in some confusion. Neither is a formal clinical term BTW. IIRC neither even appears in the DSM-V.
So there's a new House. I continue to feel old and in the way.Not so sure about that.... yes being "psychotic" is viewed as "crazy" by the masses (and can be used as an "insanity" defense) but there's significant new science which indicates it's actually a human survival "adaptation" (and an effective one!) to our current reality thus NOT so "crazy" after all.
House is only a TV drama and overly "dumbs-down" the diagnosis criteria but otherwise the following video is rather chilling:
Of course with Dr House it takes one to know one!