Is that by law, or what your employer offers? Because I’m talking about what the law requires.
Is that by law, or what your employer offers? Because I’m talking about what the law requires.
I was also confused. Especially because in Canada we have the CN Tower, which is not the China Tower.
They also had someone to make it for them. One income was enough for the household.
I live in Canada. We get a half-hour lunch that isn’t paid in my province.
Also, if you take more than 3 sick days a year, your boss can fire you. And the 3 sick days are unpaid. The government lowered the number from 10 to 3 shortly before the pandemic, and didn’t raise it again! Oh, and to count, your boss can demand a doctor’s note. Which cost money to the patient.
Retired in a 3-bedroom home paid off that was purchased for $57,000.
/kidding
I’m in the same boat as you. Maybe it was in a comment somewhere that used to be upvoted.
Interesting. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a cat do that. Usually their back legs are tucked away
A device i am not actively using doesn’t need to be running while I sleep or produce network traffic.
How often do you produce network traffic?
Haha, thank you for the explanation. Yeah, I’d heard of the clip, but never heard of that usage of coconuts.
I’m also probably older than the average memer, lol
Not if it means white men can go wherever they want!
I’m not really getting it even after reading that page, but thank you lol
I guess we need to allow everyone to use any washroom because we need a good man in the women’s washroom to be around to save the women from a bad man in the women’s washroom
typical coconut
…? Brown on the outside, white on the inside? Like a white-washed Indian person?
But the default stress towards the end of the question is what makes it a question.
You can move the stress to another word for emphasis on yes-no questions, too, similarly removing the “rising intonation” that makes a question.
E.g., “Do you want any cheese^?” vs. “Do you WANT any cheese?” (Falling intonation after “want”)
They seem to have a rise-drop, at least when I say them.
“How old are you?” is interesting because the rise is on the third-last word (“old”). But “How old is your daughter?” has the rise in the first syllable of daughter.
The maximum score is being banned from online communities? Some people get arrested and locked up for years for their perversions.
I think they were saying that the US funded the Taliban to fight the USSR (aka. “commies”)
But in tech, there’s often a lot of overlap in the high-end and crap…at least in terms of issues.
Expensive, high-end products can sometimes just be frustrating, or just lacking features that’d seem obvious.
This is “NoStupidQuestions”, not “AnythingGoes”, lol
It’s Ontario! aka. Open for (Big) Business. No longer “Yours to Discover” because it’s all been sold off.