'Serenity'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
First, I must point out that Brazil is ahead 2-0. That first goal was beautiful and reminds me of just how much the Brazilian people breathe soccer.
Second, our combined utility bill this month was $205. That's everything but trash, which is $85 for three months and includes recycling.
That's pretty good! Our electricity is going to be hell with this summer. The water and gas are usually low though.
If Sue is around (or other Canadians), do Canadians use government/administration the way we do here in the U.S., or does "government" refer to the present administration, as in Europe?
I think I'm getting off easy: my last water bill was $110. For 3 months. Of course, my taxes are fairly high and the city is still broke.
I think I'm getting off easy: my last water bill was $110. For 3 months. Of course, my taxes are fairly high and the city is still broke.
Yeah, exactly. And we don't pay extra for trash or recycling.
I can't believe this game. Crazy!
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If Sue is around (or other Canadians), do Canadians use government/administration the way we do here in the U.S., or does "government" refer to the present administration, as in Europe?
The latter. Mostly.
If Sue is around (or other Canadians), do Canadians use government/administration the way we do here in the U.S., or does "government" refer to the present administration, as in Europe?
I totally don't understand this question. What does it mean in the US?
Government is the institutions, Obama's people are his administration, not his government.