Wow, those channels go so inland that I’d take a day only to get to the ocean.

I’ve told this story before, about our last fax server.

Work -> PDF -> send fax -> receive fax -> PDF -> work

Police in Brazil likes to give interesting names to their operations. But I don’t think they know what that order means, because they’re going after car thieves.

I don’t know exactly why. A quick search told me that “because the people wanted that way”. In Brazil, we don’t use the area code for local calls, so, if they created a new area code for the same city (like we have in Montreal, the 514 and the 438), it would cause confusion.

If you like double entendres, you’ll love @lyndsaydotw on Instagram. She reads children books that are not exactly for children. Some are stupidly funny.

My first thought was “either Hollywood lied to me (SHOCKING) or the current 747 has a series of defenses, flares, electronic countermeasures, and what not that this new plane doesn’t have”.

Brazil has a stupid numbering system for phones, now. Instead of having three digits area codes and several area codes for highly populated areas, they have two digits area codes and nine digits phone numbers. (But it’s not the case here, here is a scam caller)

Crazy Hair Day is a thing in schools. Maybe she’s a teacher.

Thanks god nothing bad happened. (It happened) Thanks god it was not bad. (It was bad) Thanks god they didn’t die. (They died) Well, it was god wish.

The ship building is convoluted, difficult to establish where the doors/passageways will be. My beef is with the guns selection. We have several classes of guns but they all get mixed up in the menu.

I thought the story was weak as hell, to say the least.

Have you played No Man’s Sky? That’s how you have a good transition between space and land. Having loading screens when entering a big building doesn’t bother me. But the bugs in having or not doors and being or not in a place without atmosphere, does.

Stonehenge pickles… stoneckles.

The unnecessary commas.

The story is bad, the ship’s weapons selection is terrible, the outposts are almost useless, the temples are ridiculous, the powers are mostly unnecessary and soooo mmmaaannnyyy loading screens….

We need to include the Cold War and the nuclear crisis to the list.

I think the problem is that when you cross the border to, let’s say, Canada, the agent you’re presenting your passport is Canadian. There’s nothing on the American side.

I’ve always thought all the information is exchanged between countries.

So, now we’re gonna see two rows of agents. The first American for the exit and the second, Canadian for the entrance. But that would create a buffer of no man’s land between the rows. Things can get interesting there.

I THINK It’s Wang’s Noodle House, but I can’t be sure.

I actually don’t know. I was passing by and hungry. They’re very small, with like four or five tables only. But I’ll make sure I’ll go back there next time I’m in the city.

Edit: Looking at photos, I THINK it’s Wang’s Noodle House.

If you ever go to Ottawa, there’s a noodle bar in the ByWard Market that’s amazing. The guy stretches the noodles the moment you ask. Simple ingredients, amazing taste.

Yes, we should always trust the labels our oppressors put on us. They’re surely being honest. lol

No, we Canadians don’t want America, specially the red part. Well, maybe Alaska. That part is OK, they have king crab.