Mental illnesses are “real” and not just a state of mind that most people can just “get over”. Drug companies invent mental illnesses to sell more drugs. I believed and do believe both these things at the same time. Am I guilty of doublethink? I certainly thought so when I first realized I held them.
I finally registered a domain for myself, but it was somewhat of an impulse buy. The hosting company was having a sale ($2.95/month, domain included), but that wasn’t what sold me. It was the energy source for the servers: wind power. Perhaps they have backup fossil-fuel-burning generators and maybe their offices aren’t nearly as green, …
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On Wednesday at the corner of Wilcocks Ave. and St. George St., a car appeared to be confused as to whether it was playing red light/green light or baseball. At first, it stopped at the red light. Then it slowly crept forward a few centimetres as if stealing a base before stopping again, repeating the …
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I’ve spent numerous summers abroad and missed Canada Day (July 1st) probably close to a dozen times. However, this year I felt particularly unpatriotic despite singing O Canada in the Union Oyster House with some random Canadians from Kingston who were in Boston for the weekend. However, after spending a few days in Boston as …
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Send in the terrorists!
I’ve spent numerous summers abroad and missed Canada Day (July 1st) probably close to a dozen times. However, this year I felt particularly unpatriotic despite singing O Canada in the Union Oyster House with some random Canadians from Kingston who were in Boston for the weekend. However, after spending a few days in Boston as …
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