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The family that shares together. . . does something that rhymes with "shares" together.

I'll trust you. I don't spend a lot of time hanging out in ladies' rooms. Never quite seemed to find it quite so fascinating.

Indeed. I was in TO to see a play, and at intermission I nipped in and out of the gents' (because they didn't have a "thugs") and there was a long line waiting for the ladies'. I commented to the line at large "Statistically, women in North American live eight years longer than men. Which...

In this North Florida redneck lexicon Ain't nothing but Fox News fiction on Nobody's showing the game I'm betting on How're they gonna build a wall with no Mexicans anyway --James McMurtry, Ft. Walton Wake-Up Call

I love the smell of hate and fear in the air. Tangy!

Perfect! Why didn't I think of that? Oh, right, I did.

Going soft on me, Merc? You don't invite vermin to supper. You exterminate them.

Try "Dearie me!" Or maybe "Lawsa mercy!" Or even "Waaaal, I will be dipped in shit!" Bless your heart.

Precisely. Plus, they're Muzzies. Ain't like they're real humans or nothing.

Their stock of exclamation marks must be getting to the use-by date.

Um. . . the world is mostly Third-World shitholes looking for a dicktater.

Since when has killing Muzzies been illegal anyhow?

What percentage? And what are the other factors and their percentages? Argentina's most recent food inflation rate was 133%, compared to Canada's 6.8%. Carbon tax being the largest factor in inflation in groceries, one can only conclude that Argentina's carbon tax is FIERCE!

What's the hard part, tearing off the pages or coming up with another verse of Poor Poor Pitiful Me? Here, I'll do tomorrow's for you. "The carbon tax gets PASSED ON TO CONSUMERS!" Like there's any cost that doesn't get "passed on to consumers."

It's just a regular page-a-day calendar. You just have to whimper about how Big Bad Justine is DESTROYIN" CANADUH each day to rip off a page.

Does the idea that there could be a difference between sex and gender baffle you. . . or scare you?

You're right. I misunderstood your point. I thought you were going with the reductio ad absurdam argument, i.e., unless Canada as a country is doing something perfectly, it's not worth doing at all. I apologize. Lot of that around here. Now I see your actual point is tearing off the day on...

Reductio ad absurdam is a good fallacy.

Generally, grocery stores operate on extemely narrow profit margins, on the order of 2%. As such, they have little choice but to pass on cost hikes.

And chop up your body. And feed it to the wild yazoos.