Every time I open up my Hotmail these days, I see the ad telling me to update my Hotmail web address. You know the one with the photo of the Goth chick or the tattooed dude, saying that your old address says a lot about who you were but not so much about who you are. Read more…
The road to anarchy
This one goes out to all the scofflaws out there: the signs apply to everybody.
I’m not even addressing the people who, rather than go through the inconvenience of finding a parking spot, just park outside the store entrance for an hour or so, waiting for their significant other to do their shopping. Read more…
Follow the instructions
You know how back in high school you did so well in certain subjects but not in others, and then one year you totally sucked at a subject in which you used to excel. Read more…
Exceeding expectations
Perceptions often stop us from doing things we probably don’t need to worry about anyway. It was brought home to me recently when I went to pick up some landscaping materials at a local nursery. Read more…
Sharing your headaches
Many urban dwellers are taking advantage of a program that allows them to have the use of a car without all the responsibilities that come with car ownership. Read more…
Ride to survive
Contrary to what many cycling unionists believe, most motorists do not want bicycles banned from roadways. What the majority want is bad cyclists banned from roadways. Read more…
Fanning the flames
Out on the road today, I saw a window flag on a Cadillac.
A little voice inside my head said World Cup’s back.
All the yahoos are back. Read more…
Burden of proof
A recent incident involving an altercation between a cyclist and motorist has again heightened the conflict between users of the two modes of transportation. Read more…
Mercury falling?
It looks like another nameplate will soon be driving off to that big vehicle junkyard in the sky. Rumours are hinting at the upcoming demise of Mercury, which is owned by Ford.