bet, chickpeas are great in greek salad
get some bell peppers in there too
@jimstr
edmonton-based poster, video game and hamburger enthusiast, and depending on your standards, journalist. writing about alberta politics at www.theprogressreport.ca. if we are partisans of liberty, it is our duty to escape
bet, chickpeas are great in greek salad
get some bell peppers in there too
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Sadly, he can still do comedy
you knew it would stick. member Sproule, it didn't even make it out of Hansard
a portion of an email from Cathy Sproule on behalf of the Heather McPherson campaign. ""Grim Leaper." Over my nine years as an elected woman in politics in the Prairies, I've been called a lot of things, but when then Premier Brad Wall gave me that name in the Saskatchewan Legislature in May 2016, I had a sinking feeling in my stomach. I knew it would stick. The Leap Manifesto vote at the 2016 federal convention wasn't to adopt it, just to let riding associations review it. I didn't like the way it had been pushed at convention..."
Google results for searching "cathy sproule" "grim leaper": no results found.
a whiff of desperation in this undignified anti-Lewis email from the McPherson campaign today
It's the 15th anniversary of Dragon Age 2! Dragon Age 2 is almost like looking at the inner rings of a tree and seeing what happened in a particular year, except in this case it tells you exactly which departments at BioWare pushed back the most against crunch and which didn't.
wrath was too much of a slog to finish. i did like the warhammer one but it's nowhere near the vibes of wandering around in the Stolen Lands
my niche 1:43 am saturday opinion post this week is that none of those other owlcat games just hit the way that kingmaker did. somehow they are failing to recast the spell
committing not to download slay the spire 2 until my shit is at least 35% together
ok but is there a daylight credit card and student loan debt time for the rest of us
$8000 may not be much funding in the grand scheme of things but it's still wild to me that CPL would do this.
i am a deep space nine or next generation fan and i do not need this
missed this earlier this week but as a thrall to john paradox i'm loving it
CBC's 'The National'
Pete Hegseth Says U.S. Will Hit Iran βWithout Apology' or 'Hesitation' or 'Double Checking Which Targets Claude Picks'
we're walking into spiderwebs.
If you are in the American armed forces now is your chance to perform a generational act of heroism that can stop terrorism and bring about a safer world. The first step is find an old shirt and the second step is flushing it down a toilet at work. Godspeed, soldier
A war that isn't a war, documented with videos that may or may not be real, funded by elected leaders who are neither for nor against it, is the most dystopian thing that's happened in my lifetime
i'm still workshopping this one
the lew democrats versus the lou democrats
Alberta: it's simulacrums of direct democracy all the way down
My latest for @grist.org: Pipeline giant Enbridge will pay for police to respond to potential Indigenous-led protests as it begins construction of the controversial Line 5 reroute around the Bad River reservation
grist.org/indigenous/e...
it's got dungeon crawl stone soup AND ancient domains of mystery
an image of a novelty mug which reads Don't Talk To Me Until I've Had My Metamucil
little guy who lives in the computer named tron linuxster
sometimes I wonder if goth chicks in fishnets even hear me when I pray. but, I won't give up
In a democracy, the war on Iran would not be possible.
oh god, he's going for the lathe
the video you posted doesn't claim that vaccines only reduce severity
continuing to underserve the most important demographic: retired mmorpgers who just want to make snacks for a raiding partner and occasionally give them a supportive head-pat or two