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Yup that too.

My partner got food poisoning a few years ago and kicked her food intolerances up a level where even trace amounts now wreck her so we've had to go to the dairy free route which is expensive and very limiting. Her doctor recently told her to try cutting gluten so now I have to relearn how to shop and cook to accommodate that which adds more to the bill. She's essentially a gluten free vegan who eats meat.

Without writing out my whole life story: student loans, unexpected vehicle issues (public transit isn't an option where I live), out of pocket medical costs not covered by benefits or gov't, long commutes with expensive gas and no feasible alternatives and few job opportunities closer to home in my field. Can't afford to move due to high rents so I'm stuck driving.

There's more but I'm hungry and wanna eat dinner and don't feel like going into it. We save everything that isn't essential and barely go out for fun, anything extra goes towards a down payment but the way things are going right not it doesn't look like we'll be able to buy for years unless we can put away like 2k a month.

Here they are (with full details to follow at the end of this article): Rob Flack, Ontario’s associate minister of housing; France-Élaine Duranceau, Quebec’s housing minister; Nathan Neudorf, Alberta’s minister of affordability and utilities; Gene Makowsky, Saskatchewan’s minister of social services; John Lohr, Nova Scotia’s minister of municipal affairs and housing; Rob Lantz, Prince Edward Island’s minister of housing, land and communities.

The housing ministers for British Columbia and New Brunswick do not have any reported investments in real estate.

All good man lol, just trying to add a little humour to the devastating reality of maybe never having kids.

I hate that I can't do it so I guess we're even?

I would love to pump some baby batter into my gf and start having a kids, can't do that while we're stuck living paycheque to paycheque on a combined 130k in my parents basement.

I'm sorry Christopher Nolan didn't write Barbie, it's a fun movie if it stop taking yourself so seriously. This movie was less offensive to the male gender than anything from the 2000s is to the female gender.

Pretty much, the plot was dumb and the story wasn't much better but that didn't stop it from being a fun watch. Ironically Ryan Gosling, a man, was the best part of the movie.

Tame is a good word to describe the messaging.

Barbie was a funny movie, the only people complaining about "the propaganda" are retards who don't understand women are people.

Loved that megazord. That was one of the very first santa gifts I can remember back when I was little. Played the shit outta that thing.

You know what, I'm gonna say it: they're graphic design skills have really improved since the first convoy. I'm really proud of them.

The drop shadow on the text still gives off that unhinged clip art vibe but I'm gonna chalk that up to branding.

That's pretty much all of Canada, even our biggest cities are too scared to zone properly in fear that they'll have to actual govern and educate their electorate, easier to just assume the next guy will.

I've been a public servant for three years and all I've taken away from my short time is that the public can't be trusted to do anything to benefit society.