Monthly Archives: December 2021

Yesterday’s announcement allowing what remains of his unvaccinated base to mingle in with vaccinated Christmas dinner/party attendees. He has learned nothing from his disastrous summer announcement which hospitalized and killed off Albertans. No common sense and no sense of what … Continue reading →

1. Personal survival. As in having 3 meals lined up every day, having income, being able to pay bills, not getting Covid or Omicron, not being devastated by floods, fires, or earthquakes, having no violence and abuse in one’s family, … Continue reading →

about “folks dressed up like Eskimos” in Mel Torme’s “The Christmas Song”. The phrase merely and accurately describes how bloody cold it can get on the holidays so that people have to dress much warmer than they do ‘down south’. … Continue reading →

“We all have expiry dates. Some of us will die today, some tomorrow. Some next month, some 15 years from now. No one gets out alive.” We should never kid ourselves or dwell in ignorant bliss. Especially at Christmas as … Continue reading →

the single Hamilton irrationally conceded in the 4th quarter when they could have run the ball out of the end zone easily. Had they not stupidly done that, they would have won the game in regular time by one point … Continue reading →

One of the last vestiges of Canadian history, culture, and sports. Decidedly unAmerican and fun to watch or attend.

-Thousands of surgeries cancelled/people declining and dying untreated, because of unvaccinateds filling up the hospital–people who were given carte blanche by UCPs.-Ignorant, two martini-lunch LaGrange in charge while Kenney and Shandro blithely holidayed for 3 weeks after declaring Alberta open … Continue reading →

Another stupid UCP idea: setting up drunks in 7-Elevens to mix with young kids coming in for Slurpees. What’s the idea there? Pick up a kid and a beer? Or when drinkers get intoxicated, have them wreck or hold up … Continue reading →

going to 3 holiday parties. The premier has “suffered greatly” and need to/is allowed to come up for air. Ah, the politics of personal convenience and “I’m all right, Jack” contrasted to the potential suffering and death of all you … Continue reading →