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PiuYi 08-22-2015 02:22 PM


RAF pilot crashes onto a highway while trying to pull out of a loop at the Shoreham Airshow in the UK

RIP

StylinRed 08-22-2015 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by PiuYi (Post 8673390)
RIP

last i heard he was still alive?


edit: omg, he's in critical condition, but the crash killed 7 people! :/

PiuYi 08-23-2015 11:11 PM

can't imagine anyone surviving that fireball not to mention the impact at that speed... hope he pulls thru

ImportPsycho 08-23-2015 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by PiuYi (Post 8673754)
hope he pulls thru

and live with the guilt of killing 7 innocent drivers... tough choice...

MG1 08-25-2015 07:38 AM

Some Shell gas station in Surrey has gas for 10 cents a litre but only for an hour. Too far for me to make it in time.



http://globalnews.ca/news/2183882/sh...uver-stations/

PiuYi 08-25-2015 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by ImportPsycho (Post 8673758)
and live with the guilt of killing 7 innocent drivers... tough choice...

it's one thing if it happened due to gross negligence... but this just seems like a tragic incident
nothing he did was illegal (that we know of) and as a pilot he's as experienced as they come, so unless you ban airshows from populated areas altogether, these things will happen rare as they may be




...on a lighter note, kid trips and punches a hole through a $2 million dollar painting :lawl:


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A $2-million masterpiece by a 17th century Italian artist was back on display in the Taiwan capital on Tuesday after a 12-year-old boy tripped, fell and punched a hole in the canvas, the exhibit organizer said.

Still Life of Flowers by Italian master Paolo Porpora is part of a Taipei exhibit showcasing artwork painted by or influenced by Leonardo da Vinci, according to organizer David Sun.

"It was such an unusual accident," Sun said. "The boy was listening to the guide and wasn't looking where he was going, and tripped and smashed a hole in the artwork."

Sun said the boy and his family had expressed sincere regret and won't face any punishment.

"We had an Italian appraiser on hand and immediately contacted the collector," Sun said.

"We decided to repair the painting immediately on site and it's back on display already."

The painting has been valued at about $1.5 million US.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/boy-tri...ipei-1.3202734

Razor Ramon HG 08-27-2015 01:05 AM

Anyone know someone or have lived in The Standard on Granville/Davie?

Would like some feedback.

The Hype 08-29-2015 10:54 AM

Question for everyone regarding duty and taxes from buying something from the UK...

So my soccer team wants new jerseys, I've found a style we all want, and would be ordering it from Pro Direct Soccer out of the UK. What I'm confused about is if we'd definitely absolutely be paying duty and taxes for them. I've had teammates order new cleats and things from Pro Direct and they didn't pay anything extra, but that's only for a few items instead of 14 jerseys (difference in item quantity and price). I checked out the CBSA website but it still left me wondering. Anybody have any ideas?

underscore 08-29-2015 11:15 AM

It might depend on where they are made, or how it was shipped. Either phone up CBSA to be sure, or assume that you will be paying for it and be pleasantly surprised if you aren't?

StylinRed 08-31-2015 03:27 AM

King of Horror Films from the 70s til present day has passed away from Brain Cancer :(


Wes Craven Reinvented Horror Three Times

Wes Craven, US horror filmmaker, dies aged 76 - BBC News

he brought us the A Nightmare on Elm St., Hills Have Eyes, and the Scream series' not to mention a host of individual horror flicks inbetween

RIP

godwin 08-31-2015 10:59 AM

Honestly it depends on who the company ship it with.. (then how much is the net cost of the order)..

Commercial shippers (Fedex, UPS etc) with get you to pay taxes because they just have to.. If by Royal Mail because CBSA handles the tax collection for incoming mail.. it will be hit and miss.

Duty will depend on the origin of your item (if via commercial shipper).
Taxes GST/PST will be charged always by commercial shippers..

Royal Mail -> Canada Post both is maybe depending on the cost.

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Originally Posted by The Hype (Post 8675550)
Question for everyone regarding duty and taxes from buying something from the UK...

So my soccer team wants new jerseys, I've found a style we all want, and would be ordering it from Pro Direct Soccer out of the UK. What I'm confused about is if we'd definitely absolutely be paying duty and taxes for them. I've had teammates order new cleats and things from Pro Direct and they didn't pay anything extra, but that's only for a few items instead of 14 jerseys (difference in item quantity and price). I checked out the CBSA website but it still left me wondering. Anybody have any ideas?


smoothie. 09-01-2015 10:53 AM

http://cdn.meme.am/instances2/500x/1650419.jpg

Dragon-88 09-02-2015 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Hype (Post 8675550)
Question for everyone regarding duty and taxes from buying something from the UK...

So my soccer team wants new jerseys, I've found a style we all want, and would be ordering it from Pro Direct Soccer out of the UK. What I'm confused about is if we'd definitely absolutely be paying duty and taxes for them. I've had teammates order new cleats and things from Pro Direct and they didn't pay anything extra, but that's only for a few items instead of 14 jerseys (difference in item quantity and price). I checked out the CBSA website but it still left me wondering. Anybody have any ideas?

Do not get them shipped via UPS, their brokerage charges are outrageous and you will be hit with a large lump sum for brokerage.

Typically anything under ~$200 doesnt get charged duties when shipped via Canada Post. I always get my seller to ship via postmail, so it come by Canada Post. Most of the time I never pay duties. The only time i'm guaranteed duties is when shipping via large carrier(Puro,UPS,DHL,Fedex).

That being said, since you're ordering a large amount of jerseys you will most likely have to pay duties.

etodac 09-02-2015 07:01 PM

Wait But Why

I love the articles that this guy publishes. He boils down difficult topics into easy-to-read (sometimes long-ass) articles. For example, he's doing a series on Elon Musk and explains the reasoning to electric vehicles and space exploration. Have a read if you're bored!

GS8 09-04-2015 12:15 PM

Holy hell, does Cartoon Network felch donkey donuts

I want my Teletoon Retro back

:QQ:

racerman88 09-05-2015 10:09 AM

If the company will not ship via their equivalent of Canada post or USPS then better not order. Like the other guys said, you will get hit hard for brokerage fees

underscore 09-05-2015 10:22 PM

^ supposedly there's a way around it by paying the duty at a customs office yourself, then you show UPS or whoever the receipt and they can't charge you the extra brokerage and duty. I'm not sure how to find out where all the customs offices are but I know every international airport will have one.

godwin 09-05-2015 10:59 PM

$50 vs
1. You have to call ahead to UPS to make sure the package hasn't cleared electronically yet.
2. You have to head down to UPS depot at the airport (Ferguson Dr. on the way to Iona Beach).. drive to the other side of the airport Miller Rd. get it cleared.
3. Back to UPS either pick up the package or wait for them to deliver.
4. Oh and deal with Richmond traffic

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Originally Posted by underscore (Post 8677991)
^ supposedly there's a way around it by paying the duty at a customs office yourself, then you show UPS or whoever the receipt and they can't charge you the extra brokerage and duty. I'm not sure how to find out where all the customs offices are but I know every international airport will have one.


underscore 09-06-2015 09:34 PM

Sounds like it's more of a hassle down there than it is up here. Still, nice to have a way to avoid UPS' inflated fees if you aren't able to avoid them.

SSM_DC5 09-08-2015 07:37 PM

Can anyone in New West check for me if it's still there? or better yet pick it up for me? I can't go there right now, and would really hate to show up and it's already gone.
free door

OR if someone's got a free old looking door I can have. It'll be used as decorative piece. PM me.

ilovebacon 09-08-2015 07:57 PM

a little of inspiration for u guys!

sonick 09-09-2015 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by SSM_DC5 (Post 8678603)
OR if someone's got a free old looking door I can have. It'll be used as decorative piece. PM me.

somebody call dukes, we got a hipster over here! :troll:

CharlesInCharge 09-11-2015 07:30 PM

Heres a CIC special.

1986 NASA Challenger crew still alive?
http://www.thehindu.com/multimedia/d...IV_373194f.jpg

View topic - ENDEAVOUR - and the spaced-out NASA efforts ? Cluesforum.info

meowjinboo 09-12-2015 02:01 AM

http://i.imgur.com/aPM5yO5.jpg

kanye's talkinga bout shoes for the masses but I still can't cop a pair of fucking yeezy's becuase fuckbois sell it on ebay for 2k.

I swear to god if i dont get this release I'm going to murder a small animal.

Tim Budong 09-12-2015 03:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by meowjinboo (Post 8679647)
kanye's talkinga bout shoes for the masses but I still can't cop a pair of fucking yeezy's becuase fuckbois sell it on ebay for 2k.

I swear to god if i dont get this release I'm going to murder a small animal.

I have a pair of 350s...
its actually not that difficult.....

anyways..how I wish I was at this show


didn't have time to attend show.... sigh...


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