I am today advised that requesting reimbursement for home office expenses “...also includes having a virtual ergonomic assessment completed for your small equipment.”

From anonymous student feedback provided to a friend who lectures in philosophy: “He uses big grammar and words that make his lectures inconceivable.”

My boy’s Halloween story. It is “truly black, or rather not black, but what you see when there is no light at all.” dawsoncreekmirror.ca/opinion/column…

The blue whale is an even-toed ungulate. Obviously. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Even-toed…

Shouldn’t this headline be “Van Driver Feared Missing” rather than “Packages Abandoned”? cbc.ca/news/canada/ot…

When is Executive Lawmaking Constitutional in Canada? (2020), 14:2 Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law 383, Available at SSRN: ssrn.com/abstract=36919…

“I cannot emphasize that there must be no violence, no lawbreaking, and no vandalism of any kind” (2:53). Please do not ask him to. He cannot. youtu.be/MF-T37ekSDE

Drag cars destroy toy city. #hometasking

Descriptivism is manifestly self-refuting.

“Seuss” rhymes with “voice”, though you might think it anal to insist on that, if you follow Sigmund Frood.

Wirklich zu viel.

Anyone recognize this quotation? I can’t find it anywhere. The thought may be taken from PI s.132. A mind in doubt is like an engine idling. Thought— not thought for thought’s sake, but thought that leads to action— is the cure for doubt.

Today's featured commentary: "Administrative 'Determinations of Law' and the Limits of Legal Pluralism after Vavilov" by Edward J. Cottrill (Ed Cottrill) for Alberta Law Review zcu.io/9BAR

Thank you for your many years of dedication to the law, Justice Abella.

Justice Stratas strikes a blow for procedural fairness and against bears. canlii.org/en/ca/fca/doc/…

Let’s show some gratitude to Afghan interpreters: roryfowlerlaw.com/bringing-afgha…

Nice one by Canadian national treasure Stuart Shanker. open.spotify.com/episode/0Wn2Vh…

Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/Cfuem6cJQD5/…

Any chance we could bring back pronouncing the first “r” in the word “forward”? Going fa-werd?