Everything is free game to joke about
$40 would include the insurance too. And look - I know in Canadia you can floor it and not get pulled over so just make up time. Turn 11 hours into 8 hours.
I actually got a ticket for 127 last summer, wasn't even doing anything out of the ordinary.
Except for... y'know... doing 127.
what have we become as a community
If you are a comedian and people listen to you for amusement then yes
This is not the case here
I'm all on board the "if you make fun something you need to be able to make fun of everything" in comedy
Death and suicide isn't comedy
You're still plenty young though, no hard feelings: we've all been there
My empathy is dull. Dunno why. Ive just always had a hard time caring for others. I know its not right.
No comedians are not exempt, i still can't understand why people allow some comedians a free pass. If benny considers himself a comedians than does he get a pass?
It isn't so much a free pass as much as it is an understanding that a comedian is trying to be funny and you are listening to them in order to laugh. Once that is understood I'm of the opinion that being able to laugh about anything is a good thing.
Benny might consider himself a comedian but that's only half the understanding, I don't consider him one and don't listen/read him for comedic value. Although it should be said this is a public forum so he's well within the expected acceptable behaviour when commenting about something that everyone is talking about and so are we when we tell him that he's being insensitive.
There are people in the world who are incapable of having empathy. I'm not sure if it's a different chemical makeup in the brain, or something (nuturing-wise) was missing early on in childhood that does it. But that condition definitely exists.
I can definitely understand how, if someone has a condition like that, how difficult it would be to navigate a situation like this. It would be like sitting calmly in a room, and suddenly everyone else is freaking out and you can't figure out why.
Not quite so anymore, especially in Ontario. You're safe at 120 on the 401... not much more. I actually got a ticket for 127 last summer, wasn't even doing anything out of the ordinary.
I usually put on the cruise at 123km/h and call it a day. No one really bugs you until 125 and up. I thought I read something where they were going to increase the 400 level highways to 120.
I remember driving in Italy with the cruise on in my Alfa wagon at 190...a little floatier than I expected...naybe it was the fact we had 5 luggage, a stroller and 4 people in the car!
Tough to go the speed limit when many cars can do twice or three times the limit.
I usually put on the cruise at 123km/h and call it a day. No one really bugs you until 125 and up. I thought I read something where they were going to increase the 400 level highways to 120.
I remember driving in Italy with the cruise on in my Alfa wagon at 190...a little floatier than I expected...naybe it was the fact we had 5 luggage, a stroller and 4 people in the car!
Tough to go the speed limit when many cars can do twice or three times the limit.
About damn time
Make the speed limit 120 and enforce it to the letter instead of allowing some people to go over the limit sometime and some other time not so much
I disagree. Raising the speed limit to 120 will do one of two things:
1. If not enforced properly, will see people take advantage of the same tolerance we get in Ontario all the time, or
2. Result in people going 120, which is what happens already.
So either we'll see an increase in speed, resulting in an increase of fatal collisions (as opposed to crashes that might be non-fatal at lower speeds)... OR we'll see no change at all beyond the costs to replace the speed limit signage.
Also, RE: raising speed limits, that's only in B.C. for now, and only on some highways, not all.
No comedians are not exempt, i still can't understand why people allow some comedians a free pass. If benny considers himself a comedians than does he get a pass?