Hmmm

I've lived in a big city (London), a small city (Kitchener), a largish town (Waterloo, although I think they like to pretend they are a city), a town (New Hamburg, although I was really out in the DMZ between it and Baden), a village (whose name I never learned) and a farm (Between Bertlett's Corners and Josephsberg).

I guess I am missing things like "cabin in the middle of nowhere" and "the USS Codfish" but that is a reasonably diverse set of places to live, in terms of population.

Hmmm

I've lived in a big city (London), a small city (Kitchener), a largish town (Waterloo, although I think they like to pretend they are a city), a town (New Hamburg, although I was really out in the DMZ between it and Baden), a village (whose name I never learned) and a farm (Between Bertlett's Corners and Josephsberg).

I guess I am missing things like "cabin in the middle of nowhere" and "the USS Codfish" but that is a reasonably diverse set of places to live, in terms of population.

Hmmm

I've lived in a big city (London), a small city (Kitchener), a largish town (Waterloo, although I think they like to pretend they are a city), a town (New Hamburg, although I was really out in the DMZ between it and Baden), a village (whose name I never learned) and a farm (Between Bertlett's Corners and Josephsberg).

I guess I am missing things like "cabin in the middle of nowhere" and "the USS Codfish" but that is a reasonably diverse set of places to live, in terms of population.

Today's bit of trivia

As far as I can tell, Orson Scott Card's A Sleep and a Forgetting, which features as a background detail an independent Quebec that has gone communist and which is hosting a Soviet army large enough to conquer a craven, money-oriented USA, has only ever appeared in the Capitol collection.

Today's bit of trivia

As far as I can tell, Orson Scott Card's A Sleep and a Forgetting, which features as a background detail an independent Quebec that has gone communist and which is hosting a Soviet army large enough to conquer a craven, money-oriented USA, has only ever appeared in the Capitol collection.

Today's bit of trivia

As far as I can tell, Orson Scott Card's A Sleep and a Forgetting, which features as a background detail an independent Quebec that has gone communist and which is hosting a Soviet army large enough to conquer a craven, money-oriented USA, has only ever appeared in the Capitol collection.

Don't look

This leads to an Orson Scott Card essay about Barack Obama and other matters.

No calls for a general uprising to keep Teh Gayz from undermining marriage, though.

Don't look

This leads to an Orson Scott Card essay about Barack Obama and other matters.

No calls for a general uprising to keep Teh Gayz from undermining marriage, though.

Don't look

This leads to an Orson Scott Card essay about Barack Obama and other matters.

No calls for a general uprising to keep Teh Gayz from undermining marriage, though.

In case anyone is wondering

Why does the Elections Canada FAQ even address the question of whether it is legal to eat a ballot?

This is why.

In case anyone is wondering

Why does the Elections Canada FAQ even address the question of whether it is legal to eat a ballot?

This is why.

In case anyone is wondering

Why does the Elections Canada FAQ even address the question of whether it is legal to eat a ballot?

This is why.