Tolerance is one of those things that while living in Canada is not only expected, but any act contrary is met with great scorn and public outrage in the media. Yet, it would seem that not all Canadians have come to accept ‘tolerance’ as being a vital corner stone of Canadian Society.
An article by Danielle [...]
Categories: News, Procrastinating Thoughts
Its not breaking news that Coke’s bad for you and seeing as how coke kills, should be more then reason to stay away from the liquid heroin. However, for those of us who have long been hooked on it, (I’m trying to cut back on my can a day, but having an unlimited ‘coke’ fountain [...]
Categories: Procrastinating Thoughts
I’ve always held that as we grow older, we grow dumber. I know that it sounds ironic, considering we’re always learning new things and constantly evolving our understanding of the world around us, but at the same time we continuously throw out the very fundamentals that our knowledge and education is based upon. A [...]
Categories: Politics, Procrastinating Thoughts, Protest, Tech
Let me try and paint you a picture. The only people I can really trust are my boys. We all grew up together, we’ve all seen the same shit, and we’re all down for one another. We got each other’s backs through thick and thin. We’ll roll up on whoever disrespects us, and the whole [...]
Categories: Brampton, Procrastinating Thoughts, Protest, Turner
For those of you who follow the comments the above video clip isn’t really news, but I thought I’d share it anyways. Incidentally Hollywood has decided to take an interest in the saga that once divided Punjab, and has decided to go down a path that even Bollywood is weary of traveling down.
The thing that [...]
Categories: India, Procrastinating Thoughts, Video
Technology tempts us to dawdle, study finds
SETH BORENSTEIN
thestar.com
WASHINGTON – Procrastination in society is getting worse and scientists are finally getting around to figuring out how and why. Too many tempting diversions are to blame, but more on that later.
After 10 years of research on a project that was only supposed to take five years, a [...]
Categories: News, Procrastinating Thoughts
You ever notice that englandi’s say ‘loo” when referring to the crapper? By similar virtue wouldn’t Waterloo thus imply , a crapper filled with water? Seeing as how Canada was and is under British Raaj, what dignified general, or Lord, came up with the idea of calling Waterloo, Waterloo?
With that in mind why do folk at [...]
Categories: Procrastinating Thoughts