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▲ 1 r/justforlaughs

I have 2 tickets to Josh Johnson' show Saturday at 8:30 at the Olympia (show is sold out)

I've been called into work tomorrow and my wife and I can't go. Tickets cost us $165, we'll let them go for $100. First come first serve.

I don't know how to not make it sound scammy. We'll figure out how to make the transfer. If need be, we can drive to you and do the transfer in person if you're not toooo far in the Montérégie.

You need a ticketmaster account for the transfer.

PS: There's still a few full price tickets for the 10pm Friday show ($83 a ticket) for those that prefer that option.

I posted in r/Montreal but the mods said it was not the right place for this. This sub was suggested. If this is considered spam, I'll remove it.

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u/Letibleu — 1 month ago
▲ 253 r/AngineDePoitrine

Bonne vacances de construction 🚧

In Québec, there is a holiday called construction. Construction workers go on vacation from July 19 to August 1st. This local construction company has been making random videos with their staff for their clients, every Christmas holiday and construction holiday, wishing them well.

⚪⚫🔼 Have a happy construction holiday! 🔼⚫⚪

^^^It's ^^^arguably ^^^almost ^^^better ^^^than ^^^the ^^^Deadmau5 ^^^cover

u/Letibleu — 3 months ago
▲ 1.1k r/whatsthisplant

I found this growing in our flowerbed. We did not plant it, we've never see it before. What is it and is it dangerous to cats? Thank you in advance!

Google image search said it's a Dwarf Asiatic Lily and super toxic to cats. I figured I'd cross reference with a human before going through the motions of getting rid of it. I do not have a green thumb.

Located in southern Quebec, Canada

UPDATE:

After reading the comments, I went ahead and got them all out. Everything has been discarded. I started with the flowers, snipped them separately to not spread pollen and put them in a plastic litter bag. I then pulled up the roots delicately without breaking them and made sure the white ball was there. I noticed there were white dried pieces around on the surface. My theory is now that a critter dug up, brought and ate a bulb from somewhere else and that's how I got them growing there.

I did everything with nitrile gloves and I threw my clothes directly into the washing machine. I then washed myself. We have an immune suppressed cat and his meds are already hard on the kidneys so this plant could be a death sentence. I don't care if I overdid it! Sealed and discarded the plastic bag in the outdoor garbage bin.

Thank you and the others for answering! I will leave this up for anyone like me to stumble on, looking for identification of these.

u/Letibleu — 3 months ago