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Edited by: sledz  Apr 29, 11, 06:30    #91
Eurola:
Soon, we'll be riding motorcycles and bikes and walk to work, like in Europe.

The problem is that everything is so spread out here, unless you live in a major city you pretty much have to drive.
z_darius:
The time is almost here to look at them little 2 liter engine cars

I seen the Chevy Volt at the auto show, it looks cool, doesnt peel rubber but it can go 50 miles on one charge.
Im sure moped, scooters and bike sales will be on the rise this summer.


guesswho
yeah, very unusual indeed. First time in ten years or so (just like snow btw, lol)

We were slammed with a huge blizzard this year and now it has been raining every day for 2 weeks:(

I never been through a Tornado but have experienced a Hurricane before, Andrew back in 92
Ill never do that again!!

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 Apr 29, 11, 06:33    #92
sledz:
bike sales

You can go far on a bike and fast, too. Riding a bike is a quick way to get someplace without burning gas. I only drive a car because everyone else does. If hardly anyone drove and everyone rode bikes, I would join them because it's so cheap and good exercise. The only reason I don't now is I don't want to get run over.
yankee canadian  Apr 29, 11, 06:35    #93
too bad ru-paul is american.. lol

seriously i used to think i dressed ok when i live in chicago. i was in blaine washington just before i moved to vancouver and i thought also they dressed ok just like most places ive been to in us, dressed exactly same, just the norm ya know.. but recently just 2 weeks ago i was in blaine washington again shopping.. wow just wow! they look like farmers! lol. never thought it was that bad. :(
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 Apr 29, 11, 06:36    #94
Yeah, the ************ want to kill the middle class and doing a good job at it. I hope I can land something soon before I have to live under the bridge. Or, even worse, go back to Poland. Lol.
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Edited by: sledz  Apr 29, 11, 06:53    #95
PlasticPole:
I would join them because it's so cheap and good exercise.

I would ride my more if the weather were nicer, were one of the most bike friendly cities in America.
We have trails along the lakefront that are really beautiful, we get a like of bike group tourists in the summer as well.
yankee canadian:
wow just wow! they look like farmers! lol. never thought it was that bad. :(

They probably were farmers, thats Apple country!

Youre probably still into the Seattle Grunge look,,,lol
Eurola:
Yeah, the ************ want to kill the middle class and doing a good job at i


All the free govnt programs and wasteful spending have dug us into a huge ditch!

We spent over a trillion in Iraq, we could of re-built half the country with that kind of money.

Hope you find something soon:)
yankee canadian  Apr 29, 11, 06:58    #96
Eurola:
I hope I can land something soon before I have to live under the bridge.


ouch.. try getting in canada specially alberta. that's the money state! city of fort mcmoney i heard even working for dead-end jobs like mac dicks pays $18/h.
vancouver also is a booming city with killer view! just be prepared to pay hefty amount for renting or buying a house. it's ridiculously expensive! 2000 sq ft bungalow could easily set you back close to 800k to buy!!!!
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 Apr 29, 11, 07:00    #97
sledz:
I would ride my more if the weather were nicer

The wind makes it hard.
yankee canadian  Apr 29, 11, 07:03    #98
sledz:
Youre probably still into the Seattle Grunge look,,,lol

hell naw! justin bieber that canadian icon kid can testify to that. lol
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Edited by: sledz  Apr 29, 11, 07:13    #99
yankee canadian:
hell naw! justin bieber that canadian icon kid can testify to that. lol

lol
yankee canadian:
t's ridiculously expensive! 2000 sq ft bungalow could easily set you back close to 800k to buy!!!!

Ouch! and the taxes are higher as well...
yankee canadian:
vancouver also is a booming city with killer view!

I would love to check it out someday, Ive heard nothing but good things about the place.
The farthest Ive been in the PNW was Oregon and that place is just too beautiful!
yankee canadian:
ead-end jobs like mac dicks pays $18/h.

Im telling all the Mexicans about this tomm,,,lol
PlasticPole:
The wind makes it hard.

The worst is when youre pedaling into the wind and then you get to where you are going to turn around and enjoy the wind at your back, then it suddenly changes directions...grrr!
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 Apr 29, 11, 07:14    #100
yankee canadian:
ouch.. try getting in canada specially alberta. that's the money state! city of fort mcmoney i heard even working for dead-end jobs like mac dicks pays $18/h.vancouver also is a booming city with killer view! just be prepared to pay hefty amount for renting or buying a house. it's ridiculously expensive! 2000 sq ft bungalow could easily set you back close to 800k to buy!!!!

800K? Jeeze. Naah, thanks. I love my two bedroom condo where I am and I can still keep it even for a measly $14.00 if I have to... :)
yankee canadian  Apr 29, 11, 07:27    #101
sledz:
Im telling all the Mexicans about this tomm,,,lol

there's actually lots of mexican here but these are not the poor mexicans. most of these kids that i talk to are from the well to do families in mexico. most are students studying at the film schools and speaks very good english. i kid you not, some of these kids pays tuitions somewhere around 50k a year! i doubt their the same ones tryin to sneak in the arizona border. lol
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 Apr 29, 11, 18:15    #102
yankee canadian:
there's actually lots of mexican here but these are not the poor mexicans. most of these kids that i talk to are from the well to do families in mexico.

A neighbor of mine where I lived before was a Mexican. Remarkably intelligent, well educated, hardworking and a good buddy.
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Edited by: guesswho  Apr 29, 11, 18:31    #103
Tlum:
Better life in USA or Canada?


better color green or yellow? Better men handsome or intelligent? Better food Italian or Chinese?

The answer to all of this is, it's in the eye of the beholder.

Nothing is really better or worse, it's how we feel about something is what makes the difference.
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Edited by: BBman  Apr 30, 11, 01:13    #104
Tlum:
How about weather, 6 months of cold weather and snow may not be the biggest plus of Canada? Or crime?


And how is the weather in canada different from most of the northern US?

tygrys:
Canada's OK, but the US is much better. I don't like the liberal attitude Canada had achieved, there are many more lesbos and gays there than in the US, although nothing can be done about them once they start crawling out of the closet. Another thing I dislike about Canada is their Free healthcare system, which is also taking over America and that is scary. The government tells you which doctor to see, who to see, when to see him etc. and there is no freedom of choice of insurance. The healthcare in the US will be as bad as in Poland because the doctors won't care anymore, they get paid a certain amount by the gov. so why should they go that extra mile to heal someone.


Thanks for this post, it really shows how stupid you americans are when it comes to universal health care.
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 Apr 30, 11, 09:49    #105
z_darius:
A neighbor of mine where I lived before was a Mexican. Remarkably intelligent, well educated, hardworking and a good buddy.


Well, you met one of the 5% then.. Everybody else is scrambling around chasing lizards for dinner.
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 Apr 30, 11, 14:20    #106
sledz:
I never been through a Tornado but have experienced a Hurricane before, Andrew back in 92
Ill never do that again!!

I've been through a tornado.


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