I read “being called a coprophagist”
Is he having a conversation with VLC media player?
The entire remaining Conservative caucus? That’ll be a cheap catering bill.
Sometimes I am not a good person. Then I revise my definition of “good” until we’re good to go again.
Not supposed to talk about it anymore, sir.
I had completely forgotten that sequel existed until I read your comment. Utterly forgettable.
What a liar.
Why would anyone miss a meeting because they got Novocain? It’s a local anesthetic. Is it worse to attend a meeting and have slight difficulty enunciating some words compared to showing up in a stress sweat-soaked shirt?
Oh it doesn’t matter. He made the story up anyway.
Places like Creative Bricks and Blocks sell topsoil by the yard (ie it fills a pickup truck), but they also sell smaller quantities. I often see people at the big topsoil bin filling their own bag or bucket for smaller gardens.
A whole truck load of soil is like $45 so a small quantities will be absurdly cheaper than buying pre-bagged soil from a retail store.
There’s also lots of local garden centres that sell bagged soil. GardenWorks has been a go-to for me for years. They’re generally priced close to the big box stores and have a wider selection of soils.
Another option are nurseries. I go to Sun Tai Tsang farms in Burnaby in the spring to buy plants and they always have a good selection of bagged soil, and they’re usually cheaper than retail stores on practically everything they sell. Cheap local eggs too!
We could. But Pop Tarts are a poor reason to start a revolution.
Like, I’ll come, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t want the ‘tart on our flag or anything.
I’m in. There doesn’t even need to be a war or risk of war. Let’s do it!
You’re back with a fresh account, I see.
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Well. Give it to us.