Little things that irritate you...

[frugal50]

Nothing more disgusting than walking unknowingly that someone just took a nasty crap in the bathroom horrible stench ��

[beachdown]

Those numbers are flawed

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[beachdown]

Well...am not so bothered about that (in a way I am, if am living with them), but the question is...did they wash their hands after

Nothing more disgusting than walking unknowingly that someone just took a nasty crap in the bathroom horrible stench ��

[beachdown]

Nothing we can do about that though. However, so countries don't acknowledge this, or do it at different times

Daylight Savings Time.

[SillyLoocie]

Parents who ignore really bad behaviour from their children.

[bluerose]

empty sugar bowl

[Darth Penguin]

Adobe Flash..

[TrueNorthTreasures]

People who are too lazy, stupid, insensitive, or cheap to properly care for their pets.

[dededi]

People who are too lazy, stupid, insensitive, or cheap to properly care for their pets.

Ignorant people who walk there dogs and don't pick-up their dropping off my lawn. Happens to us at least twice a week.

[GoJays]

being tired

[heartgirl99]

having to go back many pages to 'rep' people

[heartgirl99]

commercials LOUDER than the program

[heartgirl99]

Christmas Coke commercials playing already.

[Darth Penguin]

people not using those pretty flashy lights on their cars..

[heartgirl99]

the fact the wynne is letting this go ahead.

http://www.680news.com/2015/11/05/hydro-one-going-public-largest-ipo-15-years/

Hydro One, the giant transmission utility whose sale has sparked political controversy in Ontario, makes its debut on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Thursday in one of the largest initial public offerings in Canada in 15 years.
The Ontario government has said it plans to use the $1.66 billion generated by selling 13.6 per cent of its stake in the company to fund transit and infrastructure projects.
The sale of 81.1 million shares, priced at $20.50 each, is the first step in the government’s plan to gradually part ways with 60 per cent of the electrical utility behemoth.
Three more offerings, roughly the same size, are expected to follow, which are anticipated to generate a total of $9 billion.
Roughly $5 billion of that total would go towards paying down the utility’s debt, while the remainder would be used to fund the province’s 10-year, $130-billion transit and infrastructure plan.
Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Nova Scotia, who are acting as underwriters in the utility’s public debut, also have an option to purchase an additional 8.15 million shares, which would bring proceeds from the IPO to a total of $1.83 billion.
The last time the Canadian markets saw such a large IPO was in March 2000, when Sun Life raised $1.8 billion in its public market debut.
The Ontario Liberal government’s decision to sell Hydro One has ignited outcry from both the Progressive Conservatives and the New Democrats who say it will drive electricity rates higher.
The province’s budget watchdog has also cautioned that selling the entity, which turns over roughly $750 million a year to the government, could push the province further into debt in the long term.