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Yes...and there would been NO, I repeat NO accident or deaths if the motorcyclist had not been SPEEDING AND HAD PAID ATTENTION TO THE ROAD. All I'm saying is that this was not 100% Emma's fault and 0% the motorcyclists fault as is being stated here in this thread by some. Good thing I wasn't...

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This has nothing to do with approval or not. I'm just stating facts. People commit traffic offenses and get killed because of it. "Speed is one of the leading causes of death on B.C. roads." - you can substitute BC with any other province or US state...

Happens all the time. People speed - run into something - get killed. And if you're involved in an accident like that on a motorcycle your chances of getting killed are much better than if you are in a car.

Sorry Merlot, you are wrong. I had no clear view ahead of the vehicle in front of me at all in my incident. I remember thinking why in hell is this guy pulling off into the right shoulder going at 90 kph; not even slowing down to do that. I saw the oncoming car in my lane as the guy in front of...

Very interesting discussion. Ties right in with a discussion we had returning from a ten day trip to the US a few days ago. Seems that the US has turned into a police state especially when it comes to crossing the border but also in general - in the US one can just kiss their privacy good bye...

gan, What you write is technically correct IMHO, well except for the very last part...I wouldn't attribute any fault at all to the cyclist's wife, not even a partial one. She had no control of howe fast her husband was going or that he broke the speed limit. But if you look at the overall...

Something similar happened to me many years ago when the Montreal to Ottawa road was still only two lanes, one in each direction. Car in front of me suddenly and without warning swerved to the right onto the shoulder going about 70 mph and then I saw a car coming at me at about that same speed...

I just listened to the podcast of one of the jurors. Rather lengthy but a few interesting points came out of that. 1. The motor cyclist was speeding, going anywhere between 109 and 129 km/h 2. On top of that he was distracted and not watching the road even at that sped - only started to brake 7...

Strange - for me it's all about the girl. Incall vs outcall - the difference is just who pays for the room and the convenience of having a girl come to you as opposed to have to venture out. Agency or Indy - again I focus on the girl not how she conducts her business. Agency appointments tend...

Probably not the way most incalls are setup but wouldn't it make more sense to just have the hotel/condo available and when someone requests incall, drive the girl there to meet the client? That way all girls who work that day could potentially do incall or outcall, whatever the client prefers...

EB Why do you think Incall is high risk? I assume there will only be one girl there at any one time - not a group where one picks a girl. I remember a place near Greene and Sherbrooke where they had that set up in an apartment. One was greeted by the "Madam", then all the girls came in, there...

Forget the motels. Too hard to get to and too seedy. I think one wants a nice, discreet, somewhat upscale condo or apartment. I'm sure the ladies would appreciate that as well - I know a few who won't even do an outcall at the Chabrol or the others like that, much less use it as an incall...

"Voting against ourselves?" That statement that makes no sense at all. There are only 125 people out of over 6 Million Quebecers who could have possible voted against temselves and I'm pretty sure none of them did.

The "fucking problem" is that every vote for the CAQ makes a minority government more likely with the result that there will be another expensive election within the next year or two and nothing gets done in the meantime to address Quebec's serious problems PS: If the CAQ had a chance to form a...

Was that an ironic statement? I think voting CAQ will bring no future at all. We end up with another minority government and everything will essentially be on hold until the next election - not exactly what Quebec needs.

I agree with you. I don't think the CAQ hasa hope of forming a government this time around but it would be good if they were the official opposition - then people can get an idea what they are REALLY about. It's easy to make all sorts of promises during an election campaign.

It's actually pretty straight forward for me. The PQ has demonstrated in the last year and a half that they have no clue how to run a government. In the 2013/14 fiscal year Quebec will receive almost 8 Billion dollars in equalization payments, more than double than the next highest recipient. On...

Boy - you either have your head in the sand or dreaming in technicolor.- maybe both! Do you really think if the Quebec dollar becomes 50 cents US the prices of the hotels and SP's would not change to compensate? Today's $200.- hotel room will become a $Q 400.- room and the $200.- an hour SP...

But the PQ has no clue how to do that - they already demonstrated that in the short while they were in power. For this campaign, the PQ is going to do their damndest to focus attention away from the economic issues. I wonder if people realize that the close to 8 billion in annual transfer...