Dallas Smith

This athletic looking man served a tour of duty in the United States Marine Corps from 1957 to 1959; while in the Marine Corps, he boxed regularly, winning 32 of 34 boxing bouts. He went on to be a popular character actor in many movies and tv series, as well as a much loved supporting character in one of the most popular movie franchises of the late 70s. That franchise made sequels reaching all the way to 2006 in which he acted in each of the original movie's subsequent sequels. Do you know who this young boxer is?

BREAKING: The B.C. Conservatives dodged a bullet in my opinion after its leadership election organizing committee unanimously voted NOT to disqualify Kerry-Lynne Findlay from the race a day before voting begins. The decision came today after curiously timed, unproven allegations regarding the integrity of Findlay’s federal campaign last year led to an investigation that Findlay claims she was never personally informed of. Findlay’s team denies the allegations and claims to have heard about them through media. While more time is needed to know whether rules were broken in her last campaign, I believe that had they disqualified her without knowing such, a mass exodus of support from party members would have followed due to a popular belief among many members, which is that Findlay is the most conservative candidate running. LEOC’s statement below. Voting begins tomorrow and concludes April 29.

Here are my Top 5 poker players of all time: Phil Ivey = purest talent Doyle Brunson = the godfather Stu Ungar = highest peak Daniel Negreanu = stayed elite across eras Erik Seidel = quiet killer with insane longevity Who’s the biggest snub?

Today is McHappy Day! Today, a portion of proceeds from every menu item sold at McDonald’s supports Ronald McDonald House Charities, who ensure that families with sick children stay together during difficult times. My staff and I enjoyed a great lunch from the McDonald’s in downtown Ottawa, and we encourage you to stop by your local McDonald’s to show your support.

The Breakfast Club (1985) ending with Don’t You (Forget About Me) blasting while Bender throws his fist in the air is one of the most iconic final shots of the entire ‘80s.

By popular demand, reposting my attempts to read all the new school names:

Is it gonna be awkward when the guy who is backed by like 1/3 of the caucus ends up 5th?

Imagine if the person was FN who wanted to hold a meeting and was denied for security reasons, further, that the VPD had no concerns. I think you and many would be demanding answers. Little personal jibes about names make you look even more childish.

Most of my posts bomb but when one goes viral, as happened yesterday, it shines light on my story of a teacher unjustly fired. Teaching children is a sacred trust. They are not to be lied to or exploited by ideologues or divided by ancestry. They are to be taught and trained.

The adoption of indigenous people into the Dominion of Canada was good, honorable, and gracious. The peaceful establishment of sovereignty ended an era of tribal brutality. Press onwards to full and equal citizenship.

Kudos to PHARA of Pender Harbour in its fight to stop the takeover by the Sechelt Indian Band of a large swath of the Sunshine Coast!

This is the sky train in Vancouver Canada Honest question Where'd all the white people go? Where are they?

The Premier shouldn’t passed legislation based on whether it will obtain consent of any lobby group, including the Union of BC Municipalities. Also, UBCM does not issue veiled threats of domestic terrorism in the form of “collective resistance”.