How much is enough housing?
Earlier today, I got into a conversation on Twitter that prompted the titular question. It started with a tweet about gas prices, I replied, “Sometimes easier said than done, though. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: rant
Bill C-30 is Bad.
It’s bad in so many ways… and it has to go — as much as we’ve all been having fun laughing at Vic Toews for naievely suggesting that if we Continue Reading →
Bring on CV Dazzle.
So… the Harper government wants to make the act of wearing a mask to conceal one’s identity during a riot or unlawful assembly punishable with up to five years of jail Continue Reading →
Best Buy? Not so much.
So, three days before Christmas finds us in our friendly neighbourhood Best Buy. We went in looking for… not sure what… but the idea of an iPad was sitting near Continue Reading →
7 Things that Should go Back in the Vault
I mock Disney for shoving its films back in the vault to create artificial scarcity but it does have its advantages. Primarily, it allows Disney to create the next big Continue Reading →
Facebook, your days are numbered.
Again, I find myself cursing not only the evil, evil ways of Facebook but also myself for still using the service. As I described it earlier today, I feel like Continue Reading →
About Choice
I hesitate to write this but apparently in 2011 the world is not done with the debate over abortion. Yesterday, there was a very obvious protest on campus waged a Continue Reading →
Newsflash: Premier has BOOBS.
Apparently, even though the gender of our current Premier has been clear from the beginning, the fact that she has BOOBS was not. Yesterday, the biggest non-news story ever erupted Continue Reading →
People Still Drive Cars
… and people need to park them somewhere. The University of Victoria has plans to build a $75M sports centre; Saanich residents are all over the idea and don’t seem Continue Reading →
Tech-tack-toe
After much talking about doing a podcast, Mike and I finally sat down on Monday night and recorded our “pilot episode” — of course, I had not counted the two Continue Reading →