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Funny, I was just browsing around the Calgary Public Library's online collection of digitised maps of Calgary and Alberta...it's pretty incredible how much this city has grown over the last 100 years, almost as much as just how much stuff was built up even a hundred years ago. Like, the city limits in 1920 were pretty much right down to Heritage Drive already.
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slidebite posted:I don't remember the specifics of why it was actually not pursued, but I do remember it was the first time I came across "professional protesters." I lived in GP at the time and there was an anti-nuclear power rally downtown and no poo poo, most of the cars parked around it had out of province plates. I remember thinking WTF is going on and then it dawned on me. The idea of the reactor died when oil prices crashed in 08-09. Well that, and also because there is no leadership in business in this province. And yeah, it looks like we're in for a carbon copy of last summer, but potentially even hotter and drier.
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May 26, 2018 16:57
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Yes, hopefully I will be free this time!
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I'm good for Wednesday only this week it looks like. I'm also down for whatever we come up with, but if you want a suggestion, I'm kind of craving Mexican lately, so I'd say Anejo. MrChips fucked around with this message at 07:15 on Nov 27, 2018 |
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Yeah I should be down provisionally, unless werk has other ideas for me. Not many places around where you're staying, though...Moxie's (ugh) and The Shark Club are about all that's close.
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Feb 16, 2019 18:25
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Wednesday is good for me too.
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64fanatic posted:I got rid of my Celica, got a mint RWD '94 Silverado. Not good for winter, so looking for a winter beater, especially with this salt spray drama in Edmonton. You should
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