I was, for quite some time, a hiring manager in some capacity or another. I HAD to administer take home assignments. I couldn’t get the C-Suite to see the folly, and even our CIO a developer themselves raised through the ranks wouldn’t even bother trying though he detested them.

Was joke.

Tax isn’t the problem.

Context: Where? Who is the employer?

Government employee (foreign services included) in country directly involved in conflict? Obey.

Private Company anywhere: Fuck off.

Ok so hear me out on this. A real combat deathmatch in a cage where we put these guys in with the SRM Climate Change dudes in a fight to the death. The winner decides if we cool the earth using srm, or if we heat the earth making solar viable 24/7 by these dudes.

Turns out the economists “free market” nonsense was really religion all along. A pragmatic government will step in and fill the gaps in a practical Canadian mixed market approach. Carney almost gets it, when it come to defense. I don’t see him as the man to bring back solid Canadian policies of the days of yore.

Not .ml? Quelle surprise!

Do kids not talk to each other anymore? If true, I have a working theory why birthrates are dropping precipitously.

Thanks. A quick search explains “It is important to note that none of these names appear in verified court cases or indictments related to Epstein.” So you can’t fault me for not being aware of as of now unsubstantiated rumour.

You mean human trafficking exists outside of Epstein’s op? Well, yes, duh.

Any male survivors?

Maybe I haven’t been keeping up, but I don’t recall any boys testimony in the story so far.

Edit: Downvotes are nice and all, but name the fucking male survivors I’m missing.

But they didn’t specialize in boys. It was a teen girl operation.

Don’t forget to add the assignments that take days.

I hear this a lot right before deployment disasters. ;)

Or join as a Conservative MP.

Because it was cheaper to rubber stamp based on US rubber stamping.

I can call you Betty…

It’s super tasty too. Here in Ontario there is an indigenous business that sells to grocery stores so anyone can buy it, though you have to look hard for it on shelves. We call it Canadian Lake Rice. It has a great texture and a lovely nutty taste, but rather different than traditiinal long grain or basmatti. Much longer, larger and more firm texture.

I do.