dadjokesfordays @ dadjokesfordays @lemmy.ca

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What brings you happiness or joy in life?

What do you do for fun?

What's one thing you'd 100% recommend to someone brand new to the world?

Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Idaho.

USA 100% Ive been all over Europe, and to central America and the USA (I'm Canadian). The USA is by far the unfriendliest.

I dunno if Luigi would agree.

I've never been a huge nationalist or anything but damn... Lately with the threats to Canada by MAGA, I just wanna tear down anyone that wants to push our country to become part of that failed state. I have no previous frame of reference in my 40+ years.

I was commenting on this over on Reddit. It is affordable, you just need to also change your habits.

Buy less unnecessary crap. Buy more fruits and vegetables locally if possible. I've eliminated American products, and instead buy mostly Canadian. It's actually saving me money.

Examples Microsoft office cost me 10$ a month. Got an open sourced non-american and it's free. Bought a bag of Canadian onions, technically cost more but per onion was cheaper. Cut them up and froze most. Netflix, cancelled. Movies for free from my local library.

It's about changing habits. Come on. Our grandparents generation waited in line for hours to get a ration of flower. We can do this.

100% we need to fight oligarchy reach. They've already taken so much of our news and journalism we need to reclaim it and never let it go.

Easy fix for me I just won't go.

I mean the post was asking about a time you thought the world was ending.

I was 18. When I say hangover I mean coming down off some Lucy in the sky with diamonds. Lol so when I heard the radio being all shouts and people freaking out I definitely thought it was all about to go world war 3. Looking back obviously it wasn't life ending for me but I'll say, it permanently changed how north America treated air flights and media started getting crazier then. Things were different in North America after that.

I was MASSIVELY hung over on 911 and had my cbc radio on as I exited my room. I thought it was a radio drama. It made everything go sideways and thought the world was ending for a bit.

I'm on an iPhone and using voyager at the moment but not really a fan. Maybe I just haven't learned how to use it. Any suggestions?

Outrageous and inflammatory comments just to karma farm if that's even a thing here.

Nope. I see it as an autocracy run by an elite oligarchy.

Anti-Canadian Americans, and their treasonous stooges up here in Canada can eff aboot and find oot.

Canadians can do tough. I'll half starve myself for the rest of my natural life out of spite. These lazy hate mongers that think we're going to cave if we don't eat a Big Mac should google Canadian soldiers and the history of the Geneva conventions.

Sure it's going to be tough to do without all those American products. I think more and more Canadians every day are saying "who cares". If I can't find a non American substitute, I'm going to simply not buy it at all.

Elbows up, my friends. It's gonna be a long winter but if anything, we're used to winters.

Probably 36, best shape of my life. I'm 43 now and it's not bad, gotta get back at it but I felt amazing in my body in my mid thirties.