Let's play Louis and Marie-Antoinette!
From the Ontario Business Network newsletter:
"In the 2012 Ontario Budget, it was revealed that, up to March 31, 2012, the Ontario government (through the Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation) had collected $12.8 billion dollars as a result of the debt retirement charge. In the fall 2013 Update, the Finance Minister reported that, although about $1.5 billion more had been collected to that point in time, the remaining residual stranded debt was $11.3 billion. So, after paying about $14.3 billion to retire a $7.8 billion debt, Ontario ratepayers still owed $11.3 billion. This amazing arithmetic is due to the Ontario government's addition of interest to the original amount owing ..."
h/t manitouwadge
Did you Ontario fellows turn in all your rifles? ;)
ReplyDeleteI think the problem is, most Ontario fellows turned in their balls.
DeleteThat, my man, is an absolute bulls-eye.
DeleteI have designed a wind/solar powered guillotine that will be made from recycled lumber and knives from an old IH 45 baler. Anything less would be insensitive and inconsiderate.
ReplyDeleteWell, I've mounted a 9mm computer-controlled 360 degree laser targeted rifle on a 1975 flatbed chevy 4wd pickup and integrated GPS driving control, Google maps, and police facial recognition software. Just download a photo from a politician's website, input three bald-faced lies and Mad Max will do the rest.
ReplyDeleteHey! PP! The NSA is tracking you!
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