Abandoned Stuff by Saskboy

Monte Solberg is a Conservative with a popular blog because he has the occasional witty catch phrase that has them rolling in the aisles in the House. In an offhand comment on his blog he said, “Oh, the other thing [Tim Horton's]– get rid of the blowdryer things in the washroom too and go back to paper towels.” Now I enjoy paper towels more than air driers too, but it’s my understanding that air driers are more energy efficient even with their use of electricity, than it is to bring in paper towel rolls, and dispose of them. It is disappointing that Monte is not aware of this reason, or doesn’t care. Although it is encouraging to hear he washes his hands when leaving the restroom.

[I've sent the above paragraph as an email message to Mr. Solberg in case he'd like to clarify his position on air driers and the environment.]

We need a new national controversy. Move over “Beer vs. Children”, it’s going to now be “Air vs. Towel”? We know where Monte stands. Where do you stand?
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Read Stephen Harper’s speech from the 1990’s. Harper wouldn’t want you to read it, so you can
either wonder why that is and not, or read it and find out why. My friend ‘Leet Hacker has archived the speech so that it will be preserved in its entirety as found on the web in a Google cache this
morning. Feel free to share the link with others who are interested in learning more about the Conservative’s mysterious leader.

In otherelection news, the Green Party has assembled a factual webpage explaining the unfairness used to exclude them from the debate. They aren’t whining, they have legitimate complaints because the choice to exclude the Party’s leader Jim Harris from the Leaders debates starting tomorrow, is breaking the precedents of 1993, when both the Bloc and Reform parties were allowed to debate despite not winning any seats in the previous general election.
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Feeling morbid? Here’s a link for you to read about recently dead Saskatchewan residents.
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There was more bad weather today, and I was fortunately able to do most of the repairs I needed to do over the phone and using remote control software. Tomorrow I’m probably headed up to Norquay though.