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If only there were some forum for determining whether Albertans support such a policy. What we need is some way for the Premier to lay out a plan for such a reform, then for Albertans to express their opinions on such a plan. Finally, we need to be able to tabulate how many Albertans are for and against such a policy and go from there. How would we do that? I know, I know, some of you might say, "Paras, you idiot, we're holding an election right now." True, my friend, but, as shown by our wise, noble, and kindhearted Premier, an election is no time to lay out policy. It is merely a time to declare one's intentions to study the issues facing our province. Once the public knows that you intend to study problems and then, without public consultation, implement the solutions, they'll most definitely be reassured and confident of your leadership abilities. It's called being a Proud and Loyal Albertan.
... and he's gonna win anyway.
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November 17, 2004 -- 10:24 AM
posted by Al
Tay from these pictures can you tell what drawing programs these guys are using? I noticed in their pictures they have annoying save, pause, draw boxes and was just wondering what program they were using. The links should bring you to the pictures.
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November 17, 2004 -- 9:44 AM
posted by Par
Health deductibles on table: Klein:
I have no idea how you would determine the amount, but it will be under consideration by Albertans. It would be put out to the public and the public would decide. If they decide to go that way at all.
-- Premier Ralph Klein
If only there were some forum for determining whether Albertans support such a policy. What we need is some way for the Premier to lay out a plan for such a reform, then for Albertans to express their opinions on such a plan. Finally, we need to be able to tabulate how many Albertans are for and against such a policy and go from there. How would we do that? I know, I know, some of you might say, "Paras, you idiot, we're holding an election right now." True, my friend, but, as shown by our wise, noble, and kindhearted Premier, an election is no time to lay out policy. It is merely a time to declare one's intentions to study the issues facing our province. Once the public knows that you intend to study problems and then, without public consultation, implement the solutions, they'll most definitely be reassured and confident of your leadership abilities. It's called being a Proud and Loyal Albertan.
... and he's gonna win anyway.
November 17, 2004 -- 9:05 AM
posted by edo
November 17, 2004 -- 8:57 AM
posted by Par
I don't know what you're talking about, Alison. The calendar is clearly at July, not October. Some webmasters are just way too lazy, in my opinion, and should really get their acts together.
(Oh, and HBA)
November 17, 2004 -- 8:12 AM
posted by alison
you know something's off when you look to see if it really truly is already Andy's b-day and the calendar is still on October...
Happy Birthday Andrew! I hope it's fun.
November 16, 2004 -- 10:42 PM
posted by eric
oh and ditto on the happy birthday Andy part.
November 16, 2004 -- 10:39 PM
posted by eric
egregious
e·gre·gious ( P ) Pronunciation Key (-grjs, -j-s)
adj.
Conspicuously bad or offensive. See Synonyms at flagrant.
November 16, 2004 -- 10:04 PM
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November 16, 2004 -- 8:26 PM
posted by Par
Virus Writers Begin Charging for Infection
Screencap from Doom 3. You may notice that the windows in the back are Fark and Something Awful:
November 16, 2004 -- 6:59 PM
posted by Al
Alright time to fix it myself.
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