Sean Engemoen
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@krassenstein 😂😂 wait until you find our Quebec is VERY secular and conservative 😂
-language police
-Bill 21 no hijabs or religious symbols
-you need PERMISSION to send your kids to English school
The strip clubs are world class tho.
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We have left the United States for Montreal. No corruption here.
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@RealBigTheCat @Legal_Fil @ReviewsPossum He’s looking in the wrong place, but he’ll have plenty of Hamas and ayatollahs to keep him busy. More delivered every day.
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@Legal_Fil @ReviewsPossum I'm told Chuck Norris is on a classified mission to infiltrate Hell and beat Netanyahu with his bare hands for 10,000 centuries.
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If only Norris had just ordered his militias to gun down 30k protesters, he might have gotten a nice obit from Variety.
Variety@Variety
Chuck Norris Was a Great Action Star -- but Politics May Overshadow His Legacy variety.com/2026/film/opin…
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@Joeyjo583Ellis @ColinDreams @rafagadeviento9 @nazzobetweeting Aren’t cities naturally built around the most important transportation modality of their era? Rivers at one time. Then trains for a while. And then naturally supplanted by automobiles?
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@ColinDreams @rafagadeviento9 @nazzobetweeting Yeah but we don’t need to be exactly like nyc to have all those things. This country messed up our infrastructure due greedy racism and classism. Most cities in the country were built around rail originally then Robert mosses entered the convo.
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It fucks me up that the US created New York and then said never again
Erik Bernhardsson@bernhardsson
15 years living in NYC and every time I come back I still feel like a peasant in the 1700s entering St. Peter’s Basilica or something
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@SukritGanesh @christopherrufo They want the populations to mix? I thought the whole deal was that this was a distinct subpopulation of inbred hillbilly cougars.
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@christopherrufo No, this is literally a mostly rural area. Cougars exist on both sides of the freeway already; the crossing allows the population to mix.
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The craziest thing about Newsom's $100 million wildlife bridge is that it will allow cougars, an apex predator, direct access into a suburban neighborhood filled with pets, children, and the elderly. It's like the radical environmentalist version of The Purge.
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@FellGannon @JJ_McCullough He had an astronomer on there once who said he didn’t think aliens were real. Joe pushed back pretty hard on that.
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@JJ_McCullough That’s essentially every Joe Rogan episode. He offers zero pushback of whatever his guest is saying.
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Finished the entire 2.5 hours of Pierre on Rogan. My review: Pierre really had Joe eating out of his hand. No conflict, no second-guessing. Mostly innocuous, non-newsworthy topics. Kind of incredibly so. There were a few corny moments, but could not have gone better for Pierre.
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@DavidJPba @ZubyMusic Is this about learning that they have rotisserie chicken in the US too?
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One of the funniest things about Canadians is how sensitive they are. It's very easy to trigger a Canadian. Just tell them facts about America, they will lose their minds.
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@keysmashbandit It’s very comfortable in their smug little bubbles of boomer privilege and they do not look kindly on any intrusions.
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The Canadian healthcare apologists are cooking me in the comments
keysmashbandit@keysmashbandit
The last time I checked my wait list for a family doctor it said 8 months and now it's 14. The MAID wait list is like 6 weeks. Get me out of this fucking country man!!!!!!!
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@Kalshi Which I’m sure will be monetized as “engagement” and be prioritized by the algorithm. Mutes and blocks work fine.
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@SonnyBunch I just prefer the size. They fit so nicely in the hand compared to trades. Sad to see them disappear.
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The demise of the mass market paperback—as an affordable object aimed at improving access to written materials AND as an aesthetic object with its own forms and beauties—is deeply depressing.
John McNally / Johnny Mack@JMcNallyBooks
Quintessential 1970s mass market paperbacks.
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@AlbertaTeeCo @CoryBMorgan I mean, she had a stroke. Planning for that to scam some free health care is pretty hard core. I’d kind of respect that level of commitment.
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@CoryBMorgan Travel insurance gets stupid expensive once you flip 80
I’d almost be willing to bet she did this intentionally to try and scam free healthcare
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I always get supplementary health insurance when leaving the country and I am a relatively healthy 55-year-old.
I feel bad for this old gal, but Canadian taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook because she came to visit here at age 80 without insurance. ctvnews.ca/toronto/consum…
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@emilykmay It was only an option for our second kid, I think. And my wife told me in no uncertain terms that I should not even think about accessing any portion of HER leave.
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We'd have to get rid of supply management in order to do this......
David Coletto 🇨🇦@DavidColetto
Almost half of Canadians are on board… abacusdata.ca/canadas-strate…
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@Old_Engerland @feelsdesperate Yeah. We look at Americans with contempt until they deign to notice us, then we’re like giddy schoolgirls. Not our most attractive quality.
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@EngemoenSean @feelsdesperate I should say that your reaction is more understandable, an aspect of the Canadian inferiority complex (about which, again, I know more than you may guess).
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Canadians taking undue pride in rotisserie chicken is the most Canadian thing ever.
Harley Finkelstein@harleyf
Montreal has the best food scene in the world right now. And it's not even close. Here's @nytimes on Rôtisserie La Lune. Rotisserie chicken. Obsessive craft. Packed every night. One of my favorite restaurants on the planet. And absolutely in Montreal. So proud of @vanyafilipovic, Marco and the whole team. @Montreal is on fire 🔥 nytimes.com/2026/03/17/din…
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@Old_Engerland @feelsdesperate The OP was making a joke. Zero seethe. And I’ve seen way too many outraged posts arguing that this IS TOO a big deal and in no way comparable to the same thing everywhere else.
The article was dumb lifestyle BS and we should be able to realize that and share a laugh about it.
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@EngemoenSean @feelsdesperate It's an article about restaurants in a particular city. No suggestion that Canadians (about whom i know something) regard roast chicken as a civilisational achievement. That such an innocuous article would cause the OP to seethe, and you to cringe, is strange to me
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@Old_Engerland @feelsdesperate “Look, honey! The NYT has noticed we know how to cook chicken!”
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@Old_Engerland @feelsdesperate You seem to care about this way too much for someone who isn’t even Canadian. As an actual Canadian, these sorts of articles make me cringe. It makes us look so small and provincial, to suggest we think these things are impressive. It deserves to be dunked on.
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@annanimiddy @rmohamed_yow I’ve been to St Hubert a couple of times visiting my wife’s family in Quebec. It’s …fine? Kind of like being proud of a Smitty’s though.
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This is a pretty good insult and I hope all Canadians can laugh. Don't pretend like you didn't have St Hubert vs Swiss Chalet debates when you were younger. They even added a rotisserie chicken channel to the cable package because a log fire wasn't as soothing to us.
Coddled Affluent Professional@feelsdesperate
Canadians taking undue pride in rotisserie chicken is the most Canadian thing ever.
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@CTinsel91252 @sourpatchlyds @harleyf @nytimes It’s chicken, dude. What do you suppose might be wrong with them?
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Montreal has the best food scene in the world right now. And it's not even close.
Here's @nytimes on Rôtisserie La Lune.
Rotisserie chicken. Obsessive craft. Packed every night.
One of my favorite restaurants on the planet. And absolutely in Montreal.
So proud of @vanyafilipovic, Marco and the whole team. @Montreal is on fire 🔥
nytimes.com/2026/03/17/din…
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@cselley I expect this is how the discussion ends whenever someone suggests a provincial party rebrand to distance itself from the federal NDP.
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Why would the Alberta or Manitoba or Saskatchewan or B.C. NDP want to be associated with the Washington Generals of Canadian politics in Ottawa and at Queen's Park?
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The NDP's insistence on remaining a single party is one of the weirdest things about it.
National Post@nationalpost
'Mean tweets' video of Avi Lewis has Alberta New Democrat calling for apology nationalpost.com/news/canada/av…
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@askaya Both my parents lived in Canada though. Would have been really hard for me to have been born anywhere else.
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