Hey damn it I need that. You've gone too far, 99%. Officer, arrest them.
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Occupy the Dennys down the street until they run out of all the good food and drinks and you have to order the dinner menu items that are terrible rather than delicious breakfast.
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
I'm going to start selling occuPies and they are just going to be pies with a 1% sliver of it cut out.
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The 108-page report found that at least 18 specific current and former Fed board members were affiliated with banks and companies that received emergency loans from the Federal Reserve during the financial crisis.
Federal judge tells police not to ticket Occupy protesters
A federal judge on Tuesday told police temporarily to stop issuing tickets to Occupy Cincinnati demonstrators camping out in a city park, while the protesters’ lawyers and city leaders try to hammer out an agreement on issues in the protesters’ federal lawsuit against the city
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
We shall eat all of the poutine and drink all the molsens and then were will you be at, hummmm?
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
We shall eat all of the poutine and drink all the molsens and then were will you be at, hummmm?
Still swimming in it because this is Canada.
The Molson brewery is literally 3 blocks from my place.
Wow you guys should come occupy, we could throw an awesome party now that I think about it.
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Mateysee, look how sad i amnow give me your wallet.Registered Userregular
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
We shall eat all of the poutine and drink all the molsens and then were will you be at, hummmm?
Still swimming in it because this is Canada.
The Molson brewery is literally 3 blocks from my place.
Wow you guys should come occupy, we could throw an awesome party now that I think about it.
Occupy the breweries. The revolution will not be sober.
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
Lies! I live in Calgary and there is a Denny's down the road from me!
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EncA Fool with CompassionPronouns: He, Him, HisRegistered Userregular
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
Lies! I live in Calgary and there is a Denny's down the road from me!
Also pay attention people. When people point to Canada and all our awesome socialized services and health care?
That right there is how we got it in the first place. We used to be like you.
it seems like one of those "right place at the right time" kinda things
like it was certainly building up to that point prior to the revolution
but a lot of different coincidences occurred that favored the liberal movement
and everything fell into place after that
the idealist in me hopes things would go that well for us
but the realist in me sees that as the exception to the rule
I guess the pressure was built up to the point where it was gonna burst anyway. The 60s were more or less a renaissance up here, after the post-war dark ages. 15 years of awful ultra-conservative policy ruling our society and cultural oppression (there were no francophone CEOs, and so very few francophone white-collars at all) that just burst as soon as our baby-boomers became old enough to protest.
Though you could draw strong parallels to the current situation in the US. Minus the whole cultural/language inequity part which could have only happened here.
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
We shall eat all of the poutine and drink all the molsens and then were will you be at, hummmm?
Still swimming in it because this is Canada.
The Molson brewery is literally 3 blocks from my place.
Wow you guys should come occupy, we could throw an awesome party now that I think about it.
Occupy the breweries. The revolution will not be sober.
We are the why yes I'll have another round.
Why didn't this occur to us earlier, I ask?
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EncA Fool with CompassionPronouns: He, Him, HisRegistered Userregular
Joke's on you, this is Canada, there is no Denny's!
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
We shall eat all of the poutine and drink all the molsens and then were will you be at, hummmm?
Still swimming in it because this is Canada.
The Molson brewery is literally 3 blocks from my place.
Wow you guys should come occupy, we could throw an awesome party now that I think about it.
Occupy the breweries. The revolution will not be sober.
We are the why yes I'll have another round.
Why didn't this occur to us earlier, I ask?
Because most, non-microbrew American beer is terrible and most Americans don't understand the difference between an Ale or a Lager, much less good beer and bad.
The deep-seeded theorist in me thinks that this is the beginning of the end of the world, and we will bring about our own end. Perhaps the Rapture doesn't signify the End in itself, but the beginning of the end. What if this 'Occupy' revolution gets so big that the government can't control it, and resorts to unleashing some chemical warfare and zombifies the whole world a la Resident Evil?
Has the world always been in a state of affairs like this, or am I just now old enough to understand the impact of things going on in the world?
The deep-seeded theorist in me thinks that this is the beginning of the end of the world, and we will bring about our own end. Perhaps the Rapture doesn't signify the End in itself, but the beginning of the end. What if this 'Occupy' revolution gets so big that the government can't control it, and resorts to unleashing some chemical warfare and zombifies the whole world a la Resident Evil?
Has the world always been in a state of affairs like this, or am I just now old enough to understand the impact of things going on in the world?
The world has always been terrible. The type of terrible changes with the seasons, though.
Well, I don't really think that the end can be assessed as of itself as being the end because what does the end feel like? It's like saying when you try to extrapolate the end of the universe, you say, if the universe is indeed infinite, then how - what does that mean? How far is all the way, and then if it stops, what's stopping it, and what's behind what's stopping it? So, what's the end, you know, is my question to you.
But if we stop the flow of Budwesier, middle America will finally stand up and take notice.
We've secretly replaced all of the American Heartland's pissbeers with Rogue: Dead Guy Ale. Lets see if they notice.
/reasonable discourse ensues.
Also: Denny's is a vaguely 50s style American Diner that specializes in pancakes, burgers, bacon, etc. It's open 24 hours and there are usually a dozen in most large cities in the us and at least one in most small towns.
The deep-seeded theorist in me thinks that this is the beginning of the end of the world, and we will bring about our own end. Perhaps the Rapture doesn't signify the End in itself, but the beginning of the end. What if this 'Occupy' revolution gets so big that the government can't control it, and resorts to unleashing some chemical warfare and zombifies the whole world a la Resident Evil?
Has the world always been in a state of affairs like this, or am I just now old enough to understand the impact of things going on in the world?
There have been social upheavals in other times and places where people shot each other dead. The world is still around.
The worst-case scenario here is that the protesters get bored and go home and nothing changes.
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MrMonroepassed outon the floor nowRegistered Userregular
The deep-seeded theorist in me thinks that this is the beginning of the end of the world, and we will bring about our own end. Perhaps the Rapture doesn't signify the End in itself, but the beginning of the end. What if this 'Occupy' revolution gets so big that the government can't control it, and resorts to unleashing some chemical warfare and zombifies the whole world a la Resident Evil?
Has the world always been in a state of affairs like this, or am I just now old enough to understand the impact of things going on in the world?
I think you've just now seen enough conspiracy movies to start thinking like this
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He'd have a card in his wallet from the Shit Bag Union.
hmm very interesting stuff
thank you
You're welcome!
Also pay attention people. When people point to Canada and all our awesome socialized services and health care?
That right there is how we got it in the first place. We used to be like you.
I feel like this is the right place for: http://waldo.darkdata.org/news/04-07-08.shtml
But is your dad a shit bag? He wasn't speaking of all contractors, I suspect. Only those that fit both categories.
Gah, Simbem! Occupy your face with this hammer.
You are the 1%.
Street's pretty narrow though and there's a lot of cars around the office, be careful guys.
Although there is a McDonald's, an Amir, a Pizza Pizza, an A&W, a Chez Cora Déjeuners, a Belle Province and a St-Hubert close to my place, so take your pick.
http://sanders.senate.gov/newsroom/news/?id=70c40aba-736c-4716-97d1-45f1a1af10a0
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/artikkel?NoCache=1&Dato=20111018&Kategori=NEWS0108&Lopenr=111018027
We shall eat all of the poutine and drink all the molsens and then were will you be at, hummmm?
Still swimming in it because this is Canada.
The Molson brewery is literally 3 blocks from my place.
Wow you guys should come occupy, we could throw an awesome party now that I think about it.
it seems like one of those "right place at the right time" kinda things
like it was certainly building up to that point prior to the revolution
but a lot of different coincidences occurred that favored the liberal movement
and everything fell into place after that
the idealist in me hopes things would go that well for us
but the realist in me sees that as the exception to the rule
Just not everywhere in Canada.
Yeah it's the one conspicuously missing chain in my area. There is a Dunkin' Donuts in the same food court the A&W is at though.
Occupy the breweries. The revolution will not be sober.
We are the why yes I'll have another round.
Lies! I live in Calgary and there is a Denny's down the road from me!
Calgary is Real Canada (tm)
I guess the pressure was built up to the point where it was gonna burst anyway. The 60s were more or less a renaissance up here, after the post-war dark ages. 15 years of awful ultra-conservative policy ruling our society and cultural oppression (there were no francophone CEOs, and so very few francophone white-collars at all) that just burst as soon as our baby-boomers became old enough to protest.
Though you could draw strong parallels to the current situation in the US. Minus the whole cultural/language inequity part which could have only happened here.
Why didn't this occur to us earlier, I ask?
Because most, non-microbrew American beer is terrible and most Americans don't understand the difference between an Ale or a Lager, much less good beer and bad.
Has the world always been in a state of affairs like this, or am I just now old enough to understand the impact of things going on in the world?
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I love this city.
The world has always been terrible. The type of terrible changes with the seasons, though.
Like, I know it is a place of libations of some sort
But is it, like, a chain restaurant? A bar?
We've secretly replaced all of the American Heartland's pissbeers with Rogue: Dead Guy Ale. Lets see if they notice.
/reasonable discourse ensues.
Also: Denny's is a vaguely 50s style American Diner that specializes in pancakes, burgers, bacon, etc. It's open 24 hours and there are usually a dozen in most large cities in the us and at least one in most small towns.
Notable for being open rather than being good.
There have been social upheavals in other times and places where people shot each other dead. The world is still around.
The worst-case scenario here is that the protesters get bored and go home and nothing changes.
I think you've just now seen enough conspiracy movies to start thinking like this
Not a bar, sadly
It's a diner-style chain restaurant