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Nope, Iron, NIckel and Cobalt.

Maybe the fact it's tin plated. :lol::lol::lol:

Appararently several years ago Stephen Harper replaced the head honcho with a civilian contrary to the old practice of someone who had risen through the ranks. Now it seems sh*t is hitting the fan.

I get the impression that there are a lot more troubled people today than there were 50 years ago. Things like "bi polar" then were unheard of. What's causing this epidemic?

With the R.C.M.P. officially finding no wrong doing on Helena Guergis' part, is Harper man enough to reinstate her to her position and make a public apology?

Guess we should have known it was only be a matter of time before he was released. I guess at least one lawyer is smiling all the way to the bank. I guess if you are corrupt it helps if you are rich. Will Madoff be next? :lol::lol::lol:

In this day and age of modern technology do we still need the census information to be gathered in the traditional manner of having thousands of "bean counters" going door to door ferreting out information that is otherwise available through government agencies such as the post office, revenue...

I notice quite often on newscasts, when identifying people the reports read something like "Joe Blow and his common law wife Mary Puff" What is wrong with just saying "his wife"? (For the record the wife and I have papers) I think the aura of "naughtiness" there may have been 40 years ago no...

God help us when it reaches the "temperate" age. :lol::lol::lol::lol:

Lawyer Richard Peck is going to review the decision not to charge the police involved in the taser death of Robert Dziekanski. What is left to possibly review? I would venture to say Peck is one of very few British Columbians who see any doubt in the guilt of the thugs.

I understand that some people are born with bi polar disorder but a substantial percentage contract it after using street drugs. I'm just wondering if anyone happens to know what that percentage is. My wife has a niece who is bi polar contracted that way. Normally a brilliant person, but when...

The mayor of West Kelowna has recently decreed that owners of houseboats anchored in Gellatly Bay in Okanagan Lake have to remove the houseboats. When he spoke recently on C.B.C. radio, two reasons he cited were they were an eyesore and the owners weren't paying property taxes. I say the money...

I just saw on Global News that campfires in B.C. are going to be restricted to 1/2 metre diameter and 1/2 metre in height. Sounds like a "white shirt and tie" decision in some office. If the person in charge of the fire is irresponsible, the size of the fire is irrelevent. :smile:

What is the best campground to park an R.V. for two or three nights within a 1/2 hour drive from downtown Edmonton?

Time to get crap off your chest..............:lol::lol::lol:

Is that accurate?

Here is the report card submitted by Don Martin, who I find to be fairly reliable. Parliamentary report card: Class of 2010

I just heard on C.B.C. news that Canadian productivity is stagnant, in fact 25% behind that of the U.S. , which is in dire danger of lowering our standard of living. Shouldn't we be firing these drones that aren't producing? What role does the Unions have in this?

I've come to the conclusion that one of the biggest ripoffs in the grocery department today are delicatessans. You can pay up to $2 per 100 grams (less than 1/4 lb.) for meat a lot of which isn't particularly healthy. By the same token you can buy a whole roast for under $10 and slice off lots...

Well, I shut the beans off after 14 hours and siphoned off half a bowl of tasty bean soup. Beans look good and smell good. Next time I think I just start them with six cups of water. (or light a fire under the crock pot)