I got a call last week from the Canadian Tax Service - I was in real trouble unless I contacted them - press 1.

I pressed one and immediately blurted out: "I've told your frankers a million times - I pay taxes on all the cocaine I've sold, so you can't touch me!"

They hung up.

I think this is my new strategy.
- Atomic Wedgie

By doing so, you could be accepting charges for a long distance call.

Just saying ....

You should sue the illuminati. All the kids are doing it.
- RickJames77

I would, but I'm too busy paying my medical bills for my Naruto running raid on Area 51

Now in Winterpeg. I remember in University drunkenly saying on the bus that "There should be a company that delivers food for you from restaurants as a third party." 3 weeks later Just For Eats was being marketed on the bus...coincidence? No, Illuminati (frank)ing confirmed.
- AdamFrench

A new restaurant just opened in my neighbourhood. Nice Italian dishes.

No seats - takeout and delivery service only.

By doing so, you could be accepting charges for a long distance call.

Just saying ....
- zazzle

Work phone!!!!!

But good warning. Thanks

I probably shouldn't, but for some reason I trust apple to have my data more than any other company. Again, I don't why, and I'm sure it's their marketing and poop that's got me thinking that way, but I do. I liked when they refused to engineer a code to break into the San Bernardino shooter's phone even though the US government ordered them to (overstepping of power IMO). I don't know if that made any headlines up north or not.
- RickJames77

yes this story did make news up here, and believe they did get some kudos for taking the stance that they did, though I believe the FBI or whoever still devised a way to crack it in a brute force fashion. I also feel that Apple jumped on the recognition they got from that case, and in turn greatly increased their marketing around security accordingly.

As a developer who has worked in the banking industry, stored customer data is easier to access then you might think. Combine that with some employers not necessarily paying all employees fair market wages. The risk for internal corruption is pretty high imo.

yes this story did make news up here, and believe they did get some kudos for taking the stance that they did, though I believe the FBI or whoever still devised a way to crack it in a brute force fashion. I also feel that Apple jumped on the recognition they got from that case, and in turn greatly increased their marketing around security accordingly.

As a developer who has worked in the banking industry, stored customer data is easier to access then you might think. Combine that with some employers not necessarily paying all employees fair market wages. The risk for internal corruption is pretty high imo.
- vermie22

IIRC, they actually put a million dollar bounty out there for anyone that would break into it. Like seriously?

A new restaurant just opened in my neighbourhood. Nice Italian dishes.

No seats - takeout and delivery service only.
- Atomic Wedgie

If you can pull it off, it's smart business wise. You just rent out the space needed for cooking, no extra space for the tables, no need to pay or manage a waitstaff, no need for a liquor license, limited liability when it comes to customer accidents, on and on.

I would, but I'm too busy paying my medical bills for my Naruto running raid on Area 51
- AdamFrench

fantasy blog up

If you can pull it off, it's smart business wise. You just rent out the space needed for cooking, no extra space for the tables, no need to pay or manage a waitstaff, no need for a liquor license, limited liability when it comes to customer accidents, on and on.
- RickJames77

Yeah, but no liquor sales.

IIRC, they actually put a million dollar bounty out there for anyone that would break into it. Like seriously?
- RickJames77

I suggested they just open the phone with a band saw and get the info that way.

I'm still waiting for my $1 million.

A new restaurant just opened in my neighbourhood. Nice Italian dishes.

No seats - takeout and delivery service only.
- Atomic Wedgie

Yeah, but no liquor sales.
- Atomic Wedgie

I think the food cost is in line with liquor costs - both ~30%. It's a missed revenue stream for sure, but I'd be interested if the opportunity cost of being a traditional restaurant is worth not taking the benefits these guys get with their model. Also, these percentages are rough and pertain to the US. I assume there more or less the same though. Actually, liquor and beer cost percentages are probably higher in Canada what with the crazy costs in general. Or do they just pass the buck and charge that much more for a beer or drink out? I wasn't really paying attention to my tabs last time I was up there.

Bobbyis1, or whatever, probably knows the answer to these questions.

- markmark

I still don't understand Boston Pizza. We're not really known for our pizza.

Awesome Lucas!!!!


*fist pumps the wife*

Awesome Lucas!!!!


*fist pumps the wife*
- Garnie

Yeah baby!!
We've got blackberry in europe as well!
And a dual sim.
Bb key2 or something like that.
If the keyboard is equally nice as the old blackberries, i'd like one..

Awesome Lucas!!!!


*fist pumps the wife*
- Garnie

- RickJames77

I kinda miss him.
100 times more genuine than the toronto girl.
And it helped hating the bruins even more

Awesome Lucas!!!!


*fist pumps the wife*
- Garnie

Paul Hendrick
@HennyTweets
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1h
Leafs skating with the same lineup that played St. Louis on Monday. Marincin, Shore and Timashov appear to be extras. #LeafsForever

Good.
- GreatGigInTheSky

Yup, that’s the lineup I liked more so far.

Awesome Lucas!!!!


*fist pumps the wife*
- Garnie

Well you ruined that one didn't ya?

- RickJames77

Get that Gaaarbage outta here!

One out in the 1st inning of the St. Louis vs Atlanta game and it's already over.

Paul Hendrick
@HennyTweets
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1h
Leafs skating with the same lineup that played St. Louis on Monday. Marincin, Shore and Timashov appear to be trash#LeafsForever

Good.
- GreatGigInTheSky

Fixed that for ya Henny