You're good

Donald Unger, a doctor who received the Medicine Prize for cracking the knuckles of his left hand -- but not his right -- for sixty years to see if the habit contributes to arthritis (it didn't)

Remove zoning restrictions and someone will build. Give them the incentive by making what you want to build easy and most will jump on it instead of going through a 5 year long rezoning process to build a 30 story tower.

The alternate start screen is a good start, but I need more before I spend my money.

Just don't forget to carry the one.

Look into magnetic sunglasses, Zenni sells a few pairs if you buy online. Best decision I've ever made.

No longer do I have to yolo changing glasses while going 120km down the highway to work during that stupid 2 month period where it goes from pitch black to blinding sun during my commute.

I've had them for about 3 years now and I wish they would catch on faster so I could get new styles. The sunglass part is pretty thin but I've yet to break it in 3 years of accidentally leaving it in my back pocket while sitting down.

From my understanding, at least in Canada, we've an increase in older people using and a decrease in younger people trying.

Essentially older people who may have used back in the day generally gave it up when they had kids and lost their plug. Now that it's legal and available they are going back to it since its easier to get now then having to know some guy and go through that whole rigmarole. As for the younger crowd, dealers aren't as common since most people just buy it from the store, or grow their own and they have other avenues to form addictions, like social media.

Delicious?

You'd think I would've learned after the 13th time that CBC would never air Fifth Element, but I like to be optimistic.

Also the reason I don't have any copper wiring left in my house, probably.

Gonna have to doc marks for not using proper APA citation format.

A church in the city I work for is being used as an extreme weather shelter for homeless/at risk people. I received a couple dozen phone calls from the parish when it was first announced who were pissed about homeless people using their church for shelter. Any time I tried to explain the irony of their complaint it just made them angrier.

I'm not saying this to paint a picture of all religious people, but from my experience the one's I have come across tend to not care about anyone in their community not in their circle.

Give him one of those beefy trogdor arms