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RRxtar 09-12-2008 08:21 PM

just dont get your mancard revoked

underscore 09-13-2008 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by saucywoman (Post 6027937)
lol.. sorry guys. I'm actually surprised it got closed down. vmac decided to "bitch" me out in a pm instead. *sigh* women, lol


I was severely saddened when I saw that she had wandered into here too. she sent me a bitchy PM to which I replied but I never got anything back. can't you guys unlock the thread and, say, delete all her offtopic posts?

SmokeyTheBandit 09-14-2008 01:06 PM

well, i go the chance to goto work up in ft mac for about 2 weeks. not sure if i wanna endure the 10 hour drive to and from.

i guess id make lots of dough if i went.

zumvette 09-18-2008 05:51 PM

i love working at the mall. replacing the sidewalks in front of sears, wow all the tail that walks by ;) and seeing all the dumb ass drivers that cant park or know which person has the right of way hahahah

i see higgins is back lurking in ok rs

Delerious 09-18-2008 09:04 PM

hey i'm not lurking, i made a post or two :P

zumvette 09-18-2008 11:04 PM

How you doin buddy? I was walkin bout you the other day with berto. Hows school??? Hows cowtown?

Delerious 09-19-2008 04:00 PM

good good... graduated from sait w/ honors so i suppose that went well.

now working at waterous power systems in calgary, doing 3D CADD modeling. the pay's alright and it's fairly easy work so i don't mind it.

wtf is berto doing in grand prarie?

zumvette 09-21-2008 03:36 PM

berto is not in gp. I have been in kelowna for the summer. haha

Sounds good man. So hows the turbo car coming along?

Delerious 09-21-2008 04:14 PM

oh nice lol...

the z's coming slow.. i'm doing damn well EVERYTHING possible to the car so that takes quite a while... right now i'm waiting on some final timing belt parts and just found out that i have to replace all 4 brake rotors. it's still a ways off.

SmokeyTheBandit 09-24-2008 07:25 PM

well i think i got a pretty decent deal on a tv for the bedroom.

picked up a 32" samsung lcd. 720p

paid 599+ tax at visions. futureshop is $100 more

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...0099578&catid=

Dmanm 09-25-2008 02:55 PM

^^ MTF has them for $400 less.. Call it a junk warehouse but its the same TV.

girlcrazy_420 09-25-2008 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Dmanm (Post 6045838)
^^ MTF has them for $400 less.. Call it a junk warehouse but its the same TV.

after working there I'd never buy a tv from there.They are garbage reman rejects, or missing parts, broken pieces, dont turn on, shitty blurry pictures... and there warranty service sucks and takes 6months.

girlcrazy_420 09-26-2008 04:05 PM

For those who dont watch the news

Tolls gone from Coquihalla
by Castanet Staff - Story: 42058
Sep 26, 2008 / 12:10 pm

Tolls on the Coquihalla Highway will be removed immediately, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today during his annual address to the Union of B.C. Municipalities.

"The Coquihalla Highway opened British Columbia's Interior like never before, generating economic opportunities and fostering the tremendous growth of communities," says Premier Campbell.

"Former Premier Bill Bennett had a vision for a highway that would see our province reach its full economic potential. It has succeeded beyond anyone's expectations and has become the foundation for a transportation network that has opened up Canada's Pacific Gateway to North America and the rest of the world. Today's announcement marks the next milestone in that legacy."

The highway officially opened on May 16, 1986, at the dawn of Expo 86. The first phase, from Hope to Merritt, opened on that day. Phase 2, from Merritt to Kamloops, was completed on Sept. 4, 1987 and the final phase, the Coquihalla Connector from Merritt to Kelowna, was completed Oct. 1, 1990.

The total capital cost of the three phases was $848 million. Current annual revenue collected by the tolls is approximately $57 million. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure anticipates that revenues collected from the tolls since its opening will have effectively offset those total capital costs by next month.

"Removing the tolls will mean literally hundreds of dollars annually in the pockets of British Columbians who regularly use the highway," says Premier Campbell.

"It will also mean thousands of dollars in annual saving for truckers who account for 20 per cent of highway traffic along the corridor but pay more than half of the total toll revenue."

Approximately 3.4 million trips are completed across the Coquihalla Highway each year in British Columbia. In 2007, 2.7 million passenger vehicles and 700,000 commercial trucks crossed the corridor.

"In 2003, our government passed a policy clearly stating that any infrastructure financed by toll revenue must see the tolls removed upon recovery of construction costs," says Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Kevin Falcon.

"This milestone marks an important time in our province's history as we continue to open up our transportation networks with projects such as the $3-billion Gateway Project, the Kicking Horse Canyon, the Cariboo Connector four-laning, the William R. Bennett Bridge and port and airport expansions."

Bouncing Bettys 09-27-2008 03:30 PM

glad the provincial government is keeping a promise but i'd rather pay a toll if it means better maintenance, especially snow clearing in the winter.

fourtirefire 09-27-2008 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by girlcrazy_420 (Post 6047594)
For those who dont watch the news

Tolls gone from Coquihalla
by Castanet Staff - Story: 42058
Sep 26, 2008 / 12:10 pm

Tolls on the Coquihalla Highway will be removed immediately, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today during his annual address to the Union of B.C. Municipalities.

"The Coquihalla Highway opened British Columbia's Interior like never before, generating economic opportunities and fostering the tremendous growth of communities," says Premier Campbell.

"Former Premier Bill Bennett had a vision for a highway that would see our province reach its full economic potential. It has succeeded beyond anyone's expectations and has become the foundation for a transportation network that has opened up Canada's Pacific Gateway to North America and the rest of the world. Today's announcement marks the next milestone in that legacy."

The highway officially opened on May 16, 1986, at the dawn of Expo 86. The first phase, from Hope to Merritt, opened on that day. Phase 2, from Merritt to Kamloops, was completed on Sept. 4, 1987 and the final phase, the Coquihalla Connector from Merritt to Kelowna, was completed Oct. 1, 1990.

The total capital cost of the three phases was $848 million. Current annual revenue collected by the tolls is approximately $57 million. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure anticipates that revenues collected from the tolls since its opening will have effectively offset those total capital costs by next month.

"Removing the tolls will mean literally hundreds of dollars annually in the pockets of British Columbians who regularly use the highway," says Premier Campbell.

"It will also mean thousands of dollars in annual saving for truckers who account for 20 per cent of highway traffic along the corridor but pay more than half of the total toll revenue."

Approximately 3.4 million trips are completed across the Coquihalla Highway each year in British Columbia. In 2007, 2.7 million passenger vehicles and 700,000 commercial trucks crossed the corridor.

"In 2003, our government passed a policy clearly stating that any infrastructure financed by toll revenue must see the tolls removed upon recovery of construction costs," says Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Kevin Falcon.

"This milestone marks an important time in our province's history as we continue to open up our transportation networks with projects such as the $3-billion Gateway Project, the Kicking Horse Canyon, the Cariboo Connector four-laning, the William R. Bennett Bridge and port and airport expansions."

Nice, you just posted the exact same thing I put up here:
http://www.revscene.net/forums/showthread.php?t=547452

girlcrazy_420 09-27-2008 08:38 PM

Nice, I must've been in this thread reading and locating the links to the add.

girlcrazy_420 09-30-2008 12:41 PM

How many weeks does it take london drugs to fix/replace a dvd player? Well apparently a long fu>king time. Since august 22nd to be exact. 6 weeks! and yesterday I was told I need to wait another 7-14days I told the manager I wanted the next model up or something comparable... but mine only displays 1080p and the model they have displays 1080i but I cant have it because its not the "same unit" I only ever got to watch 2 movies on it before it crapped out, and I've been waiting twice as long as I owned it for "warranty". ORIGINALLY I was told it would talk 3 days for it to be fixed. He was going to send it to toshiba and they always send back new units. So I waited a week and checked in and I was told to call toshiba to deal with it. I called toshiba and they never recieved it so back to the store. Turns out the dvd player never left the store in the 1st place... what a bunch of bullshitting around for something thats only worth $150 As the story goes on... they have to bring in another from a different store, but first it needs to be shipped to there warehouse and than to the kelowna store. I've been waiting for almost 2 weeks and the store that has the unit still has not shipped it out.

SmokeyTheBandit 10-01-2008 04:07 PM

thats when you go back to the same store. buy the same player, return the old defective one with the new recipt, get your money back and you got a brand new player.

Big Daddy 10-01-2008 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by girlcrazy_420 (Post 6052736)
mine only displays 1080p and the model they have displays 1080i

1080p is better...

RRxtar 10-01-2008 04:17 PM

1080p vs 1080i on an upconverting DVD player is a pointless debate. 720p would look the same

girlcrazy_420 10-01-2008 11:27 PM

ah, I may have gotten the two mixed up. I have the lesser of the two models (toshiba HDa3) Im not all to concerned with what model they give me, as long as its HD since a good selection of my dvd's are high def. Ranted at london drugs head office today. As it turns out the other store dosnt carry this particular model since it was discontinued. Now... waiting for a call back.

RRxtar 10-02-2008 06:15 AM

oh thats a HD DVD player that also upconverts regular DVDs. ive got the same one. bought it for $99 brand new.

girlcrazy_420 10-02-2008 02:17 PM

I got pulled over this morning and the cop informs me that I was doing 54 in a 60 zone than walks around my truck and informs me that its illegal to not have a rear bumper and advised me that I "should get one" and sent me on my way. Lol Good cop :) Should've given him a timbit

TheSmokeShow 10-02-2008 08:52 PM

where is there good eats in kelowna? I'm heading over there for the physical testing for Kelowna Fire next week. not looking to party hard :P just good eats with good service for the night before.

RRxtar 10-02-2008 09:40 PM

Cactus Club for food + talent.


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