my lung collapsed last year, had surgery to glue it back on...can't fly yet.
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my lung collapsed last year, had surgery to glue it back on...can't fly yet.
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I have done that drive before..it fukkn stinks,that drive thru upstate goes on forever...easily 9 hours pending border stoppage...
Id fly or take the greyhound next time...
I've gone on road trips to Miami and DC before when I was in hs but yeah the more I think about it, I don't think I'd be able to drive that long now. I really want to fly but I don't qualify for travel insurance yet
the drive isnt worth it with porter around now
drive will cost you at least 100 in gas each way
porter is 260 from toronto island to newark
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
Do you smoke dope?
I have no beckies
Anybody got a video of this?
its funny and makes you realize how big toronto is, that even with all the black people you see we are still only 8 percent of the population.
Vancouver a city of nearly 2.5 mill has only 45,000 black folks just a little over 1 percent.
once you leave big cities in canada your on your OWN as a black person, i got a call back for a job in moose jaw saskatchewan it has 0.01% black folks , 35,000 population = 3 black people
I knew people in Regina and Saskatoon. They told me black's dont really stand out there. Decent population. Not sure about Moose Jaw.
Jamal514
In high demand
Cashberta
Calg, E-Town, Fort Mac, Leth, Red Deer, Cold Lake
My cousin was out in Fort McMurray for 5 months doing some civil engineering work and made $60,000
He said the pawgs were friendly as hell too.
rarely and not anymore. it happened cause I'm tall and skinny
Cashberta
Calg, E-Town, Fort Mac, Leth, Red Deer, Cold Lake
i ven heard in some towns in cashberta you can make like 18 a hour at tim hortons
regina got the roughriders who are beloved
moose jaw doesnt evne have 1 percent black folks
all the good jobs in canada are in sask and alberta, or driving trucks in the territories where you could lose your life