Didn't realize that. Wawanesa is a cool story about a bunch of farmers getting together and pooling their resources to look after each other. Something about 4 or 5 guys around a campfire coming up with a plan..Canada Life is local.
Didn't realize that. Wawanesa is a cool story about a bunch of farmers getting together and pooling their resources to look after each other. Something about 4 or 5 guys around a campfire coming up with a plan..
At least that's the story I was told
They have a sizeable presence in California, if I'm not mistaken.Didn't realize that. Wawanesa is a cool story about a bunch of farmers getting together and pooling their resources to look after each other. Something about 4 or 5 guys around a campfire coming up with a plan..
At least that's the story I was told
BEST POST EVERBest Sleep Centre. Home of the Winnipeg Jets.
Youuuuuuu’ll beat us.
Sure why not
Would be a better story if it was called Salisbury House Center but such is life
Mmmm late 70’s Sal’s on Garry bottom of parkade across from underground bathroom with attendant lolPaint the roof red, 2-for-1 beef nips past midnight on game win nights? The promos write themselves.
Cannot say Nip
No way
No how
Mmmm late 70’s Sal’s on Garry bottom of parkade across from underground bathroom with attendant lol
The times now are overly sensitive
Don’t ask what I think because you really don’t want to know
Scotiabank is paying $40 million per year for the naming rights to the arena in Toronto. I imagine we're getting somewhat less than that here. $1.5M-ish/year maybe? It's a lot of national advertising for $1.5M.
Put me in the it's irrelevant and doesn't make 2 shits of a difference for me. How much they get for the rights.... Thats the only relevant part but even then it's not.
Best Sleep Centre. Home of the Winnipeg Jets.
Youuuuuuu’ll beat us.
Yeah Canada Life is just the old Great West Life, massive presence in the city.
I'll meet you guys at the ARENA, that's what i call it.
I'll meet you guys at the ARENA, that's what i call it.
Bit of an overreaction, maybe? Did a giant corporation kick your puppy?
Etymology definitely matters. But most people don't even know what that word means, so,For people quick to accuse of homophobia, they sure show a massive homophone phobia.
Imagine if one of those people had a child who asked "for a bat" for Christmas. Would any sane human think that kid was 50/50 for a rabies shot?
And it gets worse. Right now, the word n!ggardly (I have no problem dodging a censor that wrongly censors a word that is not an ethnic slur) is treated as bad as "the N-word" even though the former is from a Norse root (hnøggr, meaning 'cheap) with zero skin color overtones. Rapidly approaching is 'chicanery' (= trickery, related to 'chicane', a short juke in a race course, and not 'chicano') and "pedant" (an intellectual nitpicker, and not a pederast).
Right now, in the English language, the word 'nip' has multiple meanings for the same sound. One is an ethnic slur for Japanese people (based on 'Nippon'); another is "a small bite". You are presented with a small amount of ground beef on a small patty for a small price at a discount diner. Anyone who would see this as ANYTHING but the latter needs a permaban. From the forum and from life, to be frank.
Yes, I'm damn mad.
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Etymology definitely matters. But most people don't even know what that word means, so,
I had a professor in college who stated that whomever controlled language and definitions changes culture into their own image. So I guess we're becoming less sophisticated and more reactionary, and language is a big part of that.
Back to the name... I'm not upset at this change. As a former business owner myself... This kind of marketing is so lame. But it's more of a prestige thing than a bottom line thing. It's showing off, and if someone wants to waste money in that way, I guess that's their right... But their customers are paying for it.