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Kind of a moot point, now that there's a a service that has no system access fees. I'd say let competition take care of it at this point.
But this:
Sure, you've spent $120/annum for years on this, but he just had to cough up 50 bucks! So now it's a big deal; a big enough deal that it'll take just eight months to draft the legislation.
Just ridiculous.
Now all you need are formal sandals...
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June 04, 2008 -- 8:54 AM
posted by Beck
Go Karts tonight!
7:30 pm at whitemud amusement park
Followed by chilis
June 04, 2008 -- 7:04 AM
posted by Al
Hi from Coratia. No New York runaround yet.
June 04, 2008 -- 1:50 AM
posted by nobody knows my face
Go-karts / chilis night? That actually sounds considerably tempting. Keep me up to date on this.
June 03, 2008 -- 6:21 PM
posted by Par
Liberal bill seeks to abolish cellphone surcharges:
Liberal MP David McGuinty has introduced a private member's bill in the House of Commons seeking to abolish the system access fee charged by cellphone providers and enact more rights for customers of telecommunications companies in general.
Kind of a moot point, now that there's a a service that has no system access fees. I'd say let competition take care of it at this point.
But this:
McGuinty said the idea for the act came to him about eight months ago when his daughter got her first cellphone bill, which had more than $50 of extra charges for unsolicited text messages she had received. He found the extra-charge provision buried in the fine print of her contract and tried to end the service, only to encounter stiff cancellation fees and the revelation that his daughter's expensive phone wouldn't work on another carrier's network.
"It was then that I began to understand that this was a huge problem in Canada," he said, adding that such terms affect not only consumers but small businesses, as well. "This is a much, much bigger question than just hidden charges."
Sure, you've spent $120/annum for years on this, but he just had to cough up 50 bucks! So now it's a big deal; a big enough deal that it'll take just eight months to draft the legislation.
Just ridiculous.
June 03, 2008 -- 6:17 PM
posted by Par
Go-karting, yes. Camping, probably. Paintball, less likely. Scuba diving, not very likely.
June 02, 2008 -- 6:23 PM
posted by Beck
I'm posting!
anyway... given that summer is finally here I'm wondering if anyone would be up for any of the following:
Go Karts
Paintball
Camping/Scuba Diving
I'm doing a day trip to the lake on Saturday if anyone is interested in joining. I was also thinking of Go Karts on Wednesday before a classic Chilis night where people actually come.
June 02, 2008 -- 7:07 AM
posted by Tonestar Runner
See you all in a month or so!
June 01, 2008 -- 6:22 PM
posted by Par
I'm informed that, contrary to all appearances, this is not a parody of a bad sitcom, but rather, an actual bad sitcom starring Flavor Flav.
May 31, 2008 -- 5:45 PM
posted by Al
Excellent! Now those dress shorts won't go to waste!
May 31, 2008 -- 11:04 AM
posted by Par
Al, it seems your dreams have become a fashion reality. Short Suits:
"Shorts are becoming a natural summer staple for those who dress well in the city," says the latest issue of GQ magazine - which hailed the sawn-off shorts suit as "a bold fashion statement that's totally tied to 2008".
Shoppers on the high street seem to agree: after a successful debut last year, Topman's jacket-and-shorts combinations are already flying off the shelves.
Now all you need are formal sandals...
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