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"Spend it all on hookers" No, no no, Skiierelite Spend half on hookers the other half on booze!

That is true in Canada however twitter is a US company. Oh, right you ar Gino. As such state law would apply. i would guess (Not an expert in US law).

It's not illegal in Canada for a sex worker to promote her own services. Nor is prostitution illegal per se. The criminal onus all falls on the client who purchases th services. I know, it's brain dead stupid, but there you have it.

Let me start with the obvious: No one can know with certainty what the future will hold. That said, I'm with Oil & Gas on this. My metals are my ultimate savings, and I would have to be on the edge of destitution to sell them off. And since I am quite elderly and still running my business...

I have a friend in Toronto who helps people who are sick of the place to relocate. He told me that the top four destinations for people leaving are the east coast, Portugal, Florida and Mexico. I'm still operating my business and dont really want to retire (I'm 75), so I haven't thought about...

Good for you, Spunky! I'm 75 and most of the girls I visit are all at least forty years younger that I am. And guess what? It doesn't bother the girls a bit (It's all about the money, pal. And also your ability to treat them well, of course). I once had a popular MP explain to me that as...

Mr. Butler: I assume that seeing a whale means you've been to Newfoundland. Anyway, I don't skate, so I've never played hockey, so I lose out there. I have been to all ten provinces, however, can I claim an extra point?

Yes Patron, that's true. There are many federal statutes that can be employed against activities peripheral to sex work itself. They've also used RICO laws against pimps, which of course are usually referred to as "traffickers".

The federal government in the US doesn't prosecute sex workers because there are no federal laws against prostitution south of the border. Criminal law is a state matter down threre, and there are also county and municipal laws that apply. In Canada the crininal law is federal, although of...

I have most of my money in gold and silver right now (physical). I'm waiting for commercial real estate to reach bottom, then I want to buy a small commercial building in Scarbrough. I'll live upstairs and put my business on the main flaoor.

I had it done, after the second child. The procedure was no big deal - way less than a tooth extraction, for example. I had mine during a very hot and sweaty summer, though, and one of the stitches got infected. So, would recommend doing it in the cooler season. Funny thing, though, this was...

It's the old CPR hotel. The station was on the other side of Richmond Street. They converted the station to a market when I lived there, but that was many decades ago. No idea what it is now.

There are a couple of overlooked points in this discussion, for example (1) Granted we need high levels of immigration to maintain (even remotely) the ratio of workers to retirees we have enjoyed to date. But is this even possible? Are we even going to be in a position to attract half a...

Hi Poker, It's the strength of the US dollar that has driven the price of metals down. When interest rates begin to decline (i.e. when central banks chicken out in their war on inflation), metal prices will rise again.

Just let the fucking thing run. We have far more serious problems in Canada than fucking Covid. How about massive indebtedness, both public and private, impending demographic collapse, our retarded politicians, and a possible nuclear war with Russia (Yes, it could happen)? How about the...

This is such a hoot! The world teeters on the brink of nuclear war (in case you haven't noticed, there's a madman on the other side of the world with 1,600 nuclear weapons who has stated publicly that if he goes down he is quite happy to take the rest of us with him), and people in Ontario are...

Oh my Lord, they have to promote the vaccines. They have to use them up before they expire, and what better way than to convince millions of bedwetters to roll up their sleeves? I myself am waiting until Booster number 26 is announced, and then I'll get jabbed again.

Yes, these are all serious issues. But I think Canada's most pressing problem in the end will turn out to be a demographic collapse. Our birth rate is below replacement level, and just at a time when the world's population is poised to fall. The U.S. has a younger population which gives it...

People who are pushing for mandatory vaccinations should think carefully about what might happen. First of all, who is going to enforce the policy? Not the cops; they've already demonstrated that they won't be made the boogey man to please the provincial government. Gangs of thugs would have...

I used to see a naturopath, many years ago. On the first visit she gave me a sheet outlining the guiding principles of the trade. While I did eventually come to the conclusion that most of what they do is nonsense, one of their fundamentals has always stuck with me, i.e. "You are responsible...