Truck driver faces impaired, dangerous driving charges in Ontario

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A commercial truck driver is facing impaired and dangerous driving charges after Ontario Provincial Police received reports of a truck swerving across Highway 400 and nearly colliding with other vehicles. […]

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that is not a truck driver. That is an idiot that had an AZ that they should take away never to be returned, One thing getting busted in a car ( dumb) in a truck on the 400 should be in jail.. For a religion that is against drugs and booze these fuckers lap the shit up..
 
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Rob,

You can't tell someone's religion from their name. The place I go to pray is full of every nationality, so are all the other places of worship.

Please, please, play nice in the sandbox! Mind you, I'm in BC for the next week and highly unlikely to check in and I believe the other Mods are rarely here, so have at er!!! LOL!

Keep well sir,
Mike
 
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MikeJr said:
Rob,

You can't tell someone's religion from their name. The place I go to pray is full of every nationality, so are all the other places of worship.

Please, please, play nice in the sandbox! Mind you, I'm in BC for the next week and highly unlikely to check in and I believe the other Mods are rarely here, so have at er!!! LOL!

Keep well sir,
Mike
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Actually Mike when it is Singh yes you can and hence why I did it, Pretty careful of what I type believe it or not. The truth while not always pleasant is still the truth. Have a great trip west.

See below

Sikh Tradition: In 1699, Guru Gobind Singh mandated the use of Singh for all baptized male Sikhs (and Kaur for females). This was done to reject the caste-based prejudice of the era and to promote equality and brotherhood..

In Sikhism, the consumption, sale, or production of all intoxicants—including alcohol, tobacco, and recreational drugs—is strictly prohibited. The only "intoxicant" a Sikh is encouraged to partake in is the spiritual devotion to the name of God, known as Naam. [1, 2, 3]
 
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Rob,

Thanks for teaching me something new. That's really cool and informative, I appreciate that.

So, his parents had him baptized and bestowed this additional name on him. Now, he's no longer following what his parents religion practice. This makes him either part of another religion, a new one of his own or none at all!! LOL

Thanks again Rob,
Mike
 
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