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GratefulFan
Sir GH wrote: GratefulFan wrote:
"Some people are exquisite assholes. Somebody backed into the side of my parked car last night, pretty much annihalating one of my back doors, and took off. This leaves me stuck with the $500 deductible, and a really good chance I won't be able to afford to go to Quebec to see Rush."
Drop me an email (the PM thing doesn't work here, so go through my website). I might have a plan B for you.
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Returned from a perfect camping trip on what turned out to be a lovely Victoria Day long weekend to jaw dropping correpsondence with Sir GH. I hope he doesn't mind me being the one to break this, but Bob is actually GEDDY LEE!!! And, as if it could, it actually gets better. Alex Lifeson apparently runs a body shop on the side! So, tickets and a limo and an as good as new car = plan B. I am so in!
Okay, it's possible I made that all up. I'll let Bob decide. ;)
But I do have developments. When I got back from camping today there was an envelope with an anonymous typewritten note and $500 in cash stuck under my windshield wiper. Long story short, a person boarding with one of my neighbours saw the whole thing and we were able to approach another neighbour who also boards students armed with the information and the fact that I was stuck with a $500 bill. It looks like it was an aquaintance of the foreign student who lives across from me. The note was typewritten and in broken English and apologized and expressed 'guilt and shame' very typical of Asian cultures. But now I still feel like poo because I haven't yet had my follow up with the police which is required for me to not be at fault as far as my insurance company is concerned, and I have neither the desire to get this person in trouble, nor the desire or guts to lie to the police. I understand how a Chinese person on a student visa might fear police because of police in their culture and fear getting in trouble and jeopardizing their immigration status. Failure to remain at the scene of an accident can be treated seriously enough, even when it's only property damage. I am really quite morally torn about it and don't yet know how to proceed.
"Some people are exquisite assholes. Somebody backed into the side of my parked car last night, pretty much annihalating one of my back doors, and took off. This leaves me stuck with the $500 deductible, and a really good chance I won't be able to afford to go to Quebec to see Rush."
Drop me an email (the PM thing doesn't work here, so go through my website). I might have a plan B for you.
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Returned from a perfect camping trip on what turned out to be a lovely Victoria Day long weekend to jaw dropping correpsondence with Sir GH. I hope he doesn't mind me being the one to break this, but Bob is actually GEDDY LEE!!! And, as if it could, it actually gets better. Alex Lifeson apparently runs a body shop on the side! So, tickets and a limo and an as good as new car = plan B. I am so in!
Okay, it's possible I made that all up. I'll let Bob decide. ;)
But I do have developments. When I got back from camping today there was an envelope with an anonymous typewritten note and $500 in cash stuck under my windshield wiper. Long story short, a person boarding with one of my neighbours saw the whole thing and we were able to approach another neighbour who also boards students armed with the information and the fact that I was stuck with a $500 bill. It looks like it was an aquaintance of the foreign student who lives across from me. The note was typewritten and in broken English and apologized and expressed 'guilt and shame' very typical of Asian cultures. But now I still feel like poo because I haven't yet had my follow up with the police which is required for me to not be at fault as far as my insurance company is concerned, and I have neither the desire to get this person in trouble, nor the desire or guts to lie to the police. I understand how a Chinese person on a student visa might fear police because of police in their culture and fear getting in trouble and jeopardizing their immigration status. Failure to remain at the scene of an accident can be treated seriously enough, even when it's only property damage. I am really quite morally torn about it and don't yet know how to proceed.
The Real Wizard
Tough position you're in. Drop me a line and we can discuss it further.
its_a_hard_life 26994
Movie premier?
I saw a link to that event on Facebook. I entered the competition.
I saw a link to that event on Facebook. I entered the competition.
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its_a_hard_life wrote: Movie premier?
I saw a link to that event on Facebook. I entered the competition.
The documentary "RUSH - Beyond The Lighted Stage" will be playing in some theaters before it is released on
dvd and blu-ray on June 29th here in N. America.
I saw a link to that event on Facebook. I entered the competition.
The documentary "RUSH - Beyond The Lighted Stage" will be playing in some theaters before it is released on
dvd and blu-ray on June 29th here in N. America.
The Real Wizard
It's an excellent documentary on the band, and I highly recommend any fan of rock music to see it.
I was at the premiere a few weeks back, and Geddy and Alex showed up for a Q&A. They hung around for quite a while, and they had quite the sense of humour.
I was at the premiere a few weeks back, and Geddy and Alex showed up for a Q&A. They hung around for quite a while, and they had quite the sense of humour.
andreas_mercury
most worthy movie of music since it might get loud, watch