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Honk honk.

We still dance!

They draw the line at whatever seems fair at the time, after careful study and thought. The Court generally does an analysis of standing, ripeness, and mootness at the start of every opinion. Noteworthy that it didn't here.

It has been the experience of the U.S. that such feelings tend to get systematised. To the extent that we had to pass massive legislation to stop it.

Thus proving that the Extreme Court was just foaming at the mouth to get at this one. There was no "case or controversy," as the Constitution requires.

Basically, instead of the market (where CBC knows it can't get paid) government decided to require payment. And so far carriers are saying "No, thanks." I'll sell you a shitbox K-car for 50,000 dollars (U.S. or Canada). Obviously, you'll say "No, thanks (being a polite Canadian and all)...

Well, either start a religion or keep buying lottery tickets. Or both.

Vacuum doesn't suck. What you think of as suckage is actually matter pressing into the relative vacuum. Which kinda sucks.

Usually the biggest city in the area or country, like London or New York. I guess Toronto qualifies. Or maybe Tuktoyuktuk.

Anything worth doing is worth ripping off for a few bucks.

Well. . . the dances, I guess. . .

The Yukon.

Hey, Ski, I just had a GREAT idea for a new WWII movie/television programme! Ready? "REMFs: The Battle Stateside. . ." Follow the wacky adventures of the 327th Supply Battalion as they drink, screw, and grift their way through the war, whilst writing themselves up for combat medals!

And continues to this very day!

Served with honor and increasing responsibility/reliability for all 11 years of the Korean War.

All religions except the old gods (who knew how to PAR-TAY!) boil down to "love Gawd and be good to each other." So, being Yoomins, the adherents fuck 'em both up from the jump.

Good questions. Is it in his interests, or in his nature?

She sure as hell ain't European. Not sure which fairy tale (if any) she believes in. NB: I'm Shawnee, and I'm neither red nor an Indian.

I'm OK with it. It was once an acceptable, even polite, term. I wouldn't expect a Middle Easterner with limited English skills to be up on North American vernacular. And to his credit, he did put "Indigenous" in brackets he no doubt intended to be parens, even though he misspelled it.