Posts made by Apollopaul

@leatherbear:

:zing: :blondmom:

Your not the first person that has had one of those while communicating with me,  :lolp:  and I did write alot and bounced around different ideas.

NQM - good job condensing that mess. WAY TO GO

@notquiteme:

but only 20% of the Canadians actually voted during this election.
***** I know Canada had a problem with voter fatigue especially in Ontario (Federal election 2004, Federal election 2006, Municipal election 2006, Provincal election 2007 and another Federal election 2008) About 59% of Eligible Canadians voted in 2008 (13,834,294) so divide by .59 to get total number of eligible voters (23,447,956). About 22% of total Eligible Canadians voted for Mr. Harper (5,206,796)

Sometime between 2006 and 2008 - the following happened:
Normal time between elections - 5 years
*****In Canada, the governing party has considerable flexibility to determine the date of an election anywhere up to five years of being elected, Added bonus for winning with a Majority gov't and what a better time to call an election than shortly after the 2nd place party has a scandal break

Mr Harper asks for change of the law to have an elections every 4 years instead.

*****  with Fixed dates, instead of what it was

just adding some extra info back in.  Hopefully confusion is all gone

@leatherbear:

Thank God for the age gap these people live in :jaj:

Better late than never, I live in Ontario, Canada, celebrating 8 years of same-sex marriages as of June.

Same-sex marriage was legally recognized in the provinces and territories as of the following dates:

10 June 2003: Ontario
8 July 2003: British Columbia
16 March 2004: Quebec
14 July 2004: Yukon territory
16 September 2004: Manitoba
24 September 2004: Nova Scotia
5 November 2004: Saskatchewan
21 December 2004: Newfoundland and Labrador
23 June 2005: New Brunswick
20 July 2005 (Civil Marriage Act): Alberta, Prince Edward Island, Nunavut territory, and the Northwest Territories * Federal LAW forced the last 3 to accept it *

I can't imagine having to go thru the fight 50 times from the start to get the entire country with the program. I'm pretty sure Canada's solution to the last 3 hold-outs, would never work in USA,

Well, last night as I was watching TV, trying to fall asleep, I saw an ad for Stephen Harper and his conservatives. In the ad it was going over everything that Mr. Harper and the federal conservative party (supposedly) accomplished since they came to power. Its kinda funny since Mr. hasn't really been able to show his true colours(or leadership style) since Canada has had a minority gov't (meaning if all the opposition parties agreeded they could bring down the gov't and force an election) Mr. Harper has been Prime Minister since February 6, 2006, with his 1st Minority gov't, Mr. Harper then caused an election and was given a larger Minority Gov't by Canadians in October 2008. Canada requires an election every 5 years, however Mr. Harper passed legislation between the 2006 and 2008 elections, to change the timings of elections to every 4 years with fixed election dates, which he violated when caused the Election in 2008. Mr. Harper has been an effective manager of the country, but there really isn't anything that stands out (in my mind), to show his leadership skills. So Canada doesn't need an election legally until 2013, or 2012 if Mr. Harper decides to go by his own election law, which he choose not to follow.

@fancydude:

Hey there AP - anytime you're crossing into Michigan, let me know, and I'll see I can help the wind blow in a more favorable erection, oops I mean direction…....

Thanks FancyDUDE, Sorry for snapping earlier in the topic.  (my bad).

@cumeaternc:

Save a horse…...ride a cowboy! >:D

I concur with this statement, these guys are smokin' hot. Thanks for posting them  LeatherBear

:thx: :urock: :hot: :bj2:

love the pic with the 3 cocks going into the mouth

YUMMY!!  :hot2: :drool:
:thankyou: for posting!! :fap:

@MrMazda:

On the most part I prefer the natural look. There are cetrain regions however that I would much prefer to be at least tirmmed (like the gigantic BUSH that encompasses the pubes)

I thought the bush was the pubes?, A PENIS FOREST??  :laugh: :plane:

@Apollopaul:

@MrMazda:

@Apollopaul:

I think I'm going  :crazy: :xpl: :whistle: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

What do you mean going?

So I'm already there?  ;D :cheesy2: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :hot: :anal:

:lolp: :lovp: :lolp:

@MrMazda:

@Apollopaul:

I think I'm going  :crazy: :xpl: :whistle: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

What do you mean going?

So I'm already there?  ;D :cheesy2: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :ot: :hot: :anal:

:mbounce: :thx: :hot2: :drool2: :fap:

@Apollopaul:

@MrMazda:

More often than you may know

Well, considering we have been together since April 2010, and I have never seen this sling in person, I'm wondering where u r using it ?

:faint: :cry3: :blownose: :blink:

Maybe its not such a bad thing to know about my heart issues now. (thickening of the heart muscle, narrow valve, murmur, and high cholesterol)

I think I'm going  :crazy: :xpl: :whistle: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

@MrMazda:

More often than you may know

Well, considering we have been together since April 2010, and I have never seen this sling in person, I'm wondering where u r using it ?

:faint: :cry3: :blownose: :blink:

Maybe its not such a bad thing to know about my heart issues now. (thickening of the heart muscle, narrow valve, murmur, and high cholesterol)

@MrMazda:

@fancydude:

Apollopaul  - I said that I HEAR about such things.  While it is fine for you to point out the other side, I was illustrating my point with an example, not writing a thesis about NAFTA violations.  You are correct, the USA is the guilty party far more than Canada in that relationship, but you dont' have to be so hostile.  What I said did not need to be rebutted, since it was just an example about a much broader issue…..thanks

Don't mind him… He's just a little unmedicated... Or rather, hasn't been medicated enough. Not sure which

it has nothing to do with medication, smart guy, but a lack of a certain something, speaking of which I would really love to receive :bj2:

@fancydude:

Now, saying things CAN be done for treaty violations and what IS done are two very different things.  I heard complaints here all the time, living in the midwest, about the Auto industry, logging industry etc. what violations Canada was doing, undercutting us in prices, violating the treaty etc.

:ot:
  I know I am most likely to get flagged for off Topic, BUT,

Canada's violations of NAFTA, EXCUSE ME, but USA is the country that does whatever it wants, over the isssue of logging, the USA took Canada to World Court 8 times (on softwood lumber issue alone), and CANADA won each time, but that didn't matter, USA kept up their complaining and finally got an ally in Prime Minster Harper and we now pay USA on the issue of softwood lumber, even though CANADA was in the right every single time (not our fault our environmental laws are tougher than USA), and as a part of NAFTA neither one of our countries is suppose to subsidize farming, I see reports all the time though stating the USA is doing just that, while their CDN counterparts can only get bailouts if their crops are destroyed, and its amazing how certain things are 1 thing in CANADA, and something different in the USA.

IN Canada we had MAD COW DISEASE, IN USA its was known as downer syndrome
IN CANADA it was called SARS, in the USA it was known as severe pneumonia

BTW your perceived undercutting in prices, is based on two major factors: 1) CDN dollar is usually worth less than the USD (has been changing drastically recently) 2) that CDNS pay for a basic healthcare system thru our tax dollars, hence the corporations don't have to spend an arm and a leg on providing health benefits. THE USA is the only country out of the 35 most industrialized countries in the world where the individual citizens have to get private insurance for healthcare or pay for it out of pocket. (if you doubt me watch SICKO a documentary by Michael Moore about American healthcare

In Ontario, Canada if you break your leg, you go to the hospital, they take x-rays, put a cast on your leg, and they will set you up with crutches. Now if your your wondering what you are going to pay for this hospital visit, well let's see. u r responsible for getting to the hospital whether it was taxi, ambulance, or transit, and you have pay for the crutches. (ambulance ride $50.00, crutches $50.00)

IN USA, uhm, yeah, a broken leg is what like $6,000

@raphjd:

I'm tempted to keep a small card in my wallet identifying my boyfriend as having visiting rights, if ever.

That will have ZERO effect if the law doesn't allow non family visitation.

I just outright lie when it comes that, I always state I'm Family, and I have never been asked for ID to confirm that I am Family

Its a new avenue of research, that needs to be explored. too bad some countries have banned/heavily restricted stem cell research.

:crazy2: :crazy: If the human race does develop time travel, there would have to be rules put in place, to avoid screwing up the past

@bluehue:

@CountAchee:

@bluehue:

so hot.  :cheesy2: :cheesy2: :cheesy2:

maybe one of me:

Your cock is crazy hot! Wanna show us the fully hard version too?

this pic is a few years old now when i was overly concerned with body hair… ie) my twink era.

WOW that is so hot, Hell So Many Pics of great cocks! Loves IT  :anal: :wank: :hump: :bj2:

@MrMazda:

My avitar for example is actually also a pic of me in some of my fav gear.

You must have changed your avatar since this was posted, though the handcuffs might be fun.

I think its time for more pictures, you photograph me, then I photograph you. Deal?  :anal: :an2: :bansex2: :bsex: :fufu: :hump: :hot2: