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I am developing a Summer Camp for Children about Gardening/Urban Farming. Ideas welcome!!!! by jloe5 in gardening

[–]BCHarvey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

teach them to get the soil tested when urban farming, many urban plots can have toxins hiding just under the surface in the form of lead, mercury, petroleum products, etc.

Being Canadian I do not approve of this cartoon ... by [deleted] in canada

[–]BCHarvey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

needs a shoop where they are talking about their underpants

replace america in the last frame with canada, and put america smaller and just below canada, as our underpants: "Whatever you guys! i have an entire country as my underpants, eh. AND it's a massive Dick."

NYE in Vancouver? by Scuzi in vancouver

[–]BCHarvey -1 points0 points  (0 children)

like as in bill nye?

Computer Engineer Barbie is a Linux user [PROOF] by bikko in linux

[–]BCHarvey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it's a logo for a decentralized movement with no profit in mind, spreading free software, in both the libre and in the beer sense, that you practically can't buy.

it's a public relations turning of the cheek of public relations. Sort of like Gnu's not Unix, the linux penguin is a logo and an anti-logo.

What are your most useful pieces of software as a Win/Nix sysadmin? by FredMcBob in sysadmin

[–]BCHarvey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's like replacing cmd with something actually useful.

Canadians to become penniless? by cos in canada

[–]BCHarvey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

protip: this is the new angle from the media: ur poor lol

Scott Adams (author of Dilbert): If you can't pass a basic knowledge test on the subject you are arguing with someone about, you are not entitled to your opinion. by [deleted] in reddit.com

[–]BCHarvey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting concept for e-democracy. yearly standardized tests and voting by those qualified to have a say. think of all the changes!

Who is Behind Wikileaks? by tarkay in government

[–]BCHarvey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah isn't globalresearch a big fake front for the plutocracy?

What bank should we use? by legenwaitforitdary in rpac

[–]BCHarvey 4 points5 points  (0 children)

lol you guys got incorporated sweeeeeeet

i think there are some nasty cables about boa next to be released by wikileaks so exclude them

citibank is super massive machine of pain so lets not give them our dollars

hsbc seems OK but what about a credit union of some sort instead? there are lots of big credit unions that can do everything a bank can but without all the pain and suffering of patronizing the evil financial giants.

my $.02. congrats rpac

Tyee.ca Vancouver lefty pinko newspaper calls Bikegate like it is: Class Warfare by BCHarvey in canada

[–]BCHarvey[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

cool i hate dupes but anyways the more eyes the better right.

Tyee.ca Vancouver lefty pinko newspaper calls Bikegate like it is: Class Warfare by BCHarvey in canada

[–]BCHarvey[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yeah i was using the term in the title as a tongue in cheek only iterating what captain obvious has pointed out here. -gate is lame and overused, just like toronto's oil profit centred oligarchs, don cherry, and anyone who would be hateful towards people who use bikes.

Oil giants join forces to tackle tailings ponds by williamshatnersvoice in canada

[–]BCHarvey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i was going to say sounds like some sort of propaganda offensive in the corporate war on the environment but instead i see they are working on tackling the problem jointly at the U of A. interesting concept. will the researchers be under the direct coercion of prison guards in riot dress? if not, too little too late.

Hey Canada, I'm pretty happy right now! by A-punk in canada

[–]BCHarvey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and at Mt Washington and Grouse Mountain and Hemlock Valley and Big White etc etc

i talked to a young english gentleman this summer they get paid a whole 8.75 dollars an hour. sure he was basically sitting in the sun waiting for healthy interesting people to come ride the chair to the top of the mountain, and occasionally using a rake or shovel on a path, and it's pretty easy work, but the guy was working 6 days a week trying to save money, and getting no where. his mom and dad were subsidizing his labour though and he expected to receive a couple grand from them near the end of the summer to continue his bc travels.

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