Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v2

[mflourei]

so it's an in and out process.

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[the H team]

tech-a

[psells]

Too bad you don't get points on your points. I used up my Emirates points to buy some stuff and now I am tracking it online. Herne-Boernig to Koeln to East Midlands to Philadelphia to Louisville so far, as of 12:32 today.

Herne-Boernig is in Germany but it sounds like something the Swedish Chef on the Muppet Show would say.

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Too bad you don't get points on your points. I used up my Emirates points to buy some stuff and now I am tracking it online. Herne-Boernig to Koeln to East Midlands to Philadelphia to Louisville so far, as of 12:32 today.

Herne-Boernig is in Germany but it sounds like something the Swedish Chef on the Muppet Show would say.

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Or, there's his Icelandic cousin...

[Andit]

Actually, it has less to do with health care cuts than our Charter of Rights which prevents doctors from forcing individuals to take certain medications. I say "certain" meds, because when I was on dialysis, I was told in no uncertain terms that if I failed to show up for treatment, the police would be sent to my door to escort me to the hospital.

Provincial health care cuts have put many psychiatric patients into the justice system.

[Mmmme...]

Good day everyone.

Thank you for the codes, ww. etc.
I am swamped at work and am getting ready to leave on
my long awaited vacation.
I didn't log on to the board as I become too distracted.

Loocie, it is wonderful to see you here!

Congrats Tad on your wins.... You and Wolfie.... keep winning...

My flight leaves early so I must leave my home at 5:30 am.
That means I have 1/2 a sleep left...
I will have my laptop, and may log on depending on what adventures
find me & I get into...
Have fun kids and play safely!

I'll see you later ...

[karmac]

Provincial health care cuts have put many psychiatric patients into the justice system.
Imagine being locked up 24 hrs. with a few head cases.
Judge gave a fellow 2 years, less a day, the guy swore at the judge so he added 3 months.
I asked him what did you do that for?
HE said, better to be in the federal system, better job training programmes, fewer nut cases, guys who know how to do their time and get back on the street.

So is he saying that if your in for less than 2 years you don't get all the "perks"

[tad01]

Dang. Caller 84 and then call #100 again!!

[harleychick]

the rest of the trivia questions are up...TECH-A.........WORD-UP-C.

[WolfDio]

You can park right outside of the new office. It is a road and I found parking rather easily.

The entire driveway in front of the building is open to park free of charge, but it was pretty busy when I was there to pick up my booty from my last Stump the Chump win.

The reception desk is just inside the front door, so it's an in and out process.

THANKS Guys!!!!

[bluewaterwitch]

History C

[tad01]

Wow! Congrats! Does the horseshoe hurt up there?

If it keeps spitting out concert tix, I'm ok with it!

[WolfDio]

If it keeps spitting out concert tix, I'm ok with it!

Careful of the paper-cuts, though!!

[rock lobster]

So is he saying that if your in for less than 2 years you don't get all the "perks"

The federal system and provincial have separate facilities.
Federal facilities have long term training programmes.
Provincially you work on a farm or something to pass time.
It's kinda like at work , where the job's not the problem
but the people you have to work with is.
Old timers know the drill, youngsters can be loud mouth blowhards.

The ones with psychiatric problems are more likely to be
doing short term provincial time, unless you're in with the
criminally insane, don't even ask what that's like.
My buddy spent more time in solidarity than general population,
said he liked his own company better.

And don't tell me all of you haven't done something you could've done time for.