Comments by "" (@TheDavidlloydjones) on "Building Tales" channel.

  1. That's genuine stupidity and ignorance, friend. The lake, by the way, is nothing difficult. You just start at the beginning and look at it one syllable at a time: Te mis ka ming. Nothing difficult there at all.
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  2. That's not the middle of nowhere: it's holiday country for the wealthy of Toronto, easily reached by road or air, and lots of neighbours who are likely to be your customers and business allies.
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  3. New York's Second Avenue Subway. No, it doesn't exist. It hasn't existed ever since they didn't start construction on it, back around WWI. Didn't starting construction has continued. This, fortunately, does not need much planning or staff.
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  4. And "DMZ" is a wonderful name for the border between the Koreas. I've been there: it's one of the most heavily militarised strips of land on the face of the planet.
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  5. "The site was difficult to reach which led to logistical challenges" is total nonsense. Being difficult to reach is a logistical challenge. It doesn't "lead there." It's already there.
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  6. It was Pavillia, not Pavilla, Farm. Pah-vil'-lee-yah. Read much? And Ryugyong, not RooGong, Hotel. Doesn't it maybe occur to you that you're in the wrong line of business?
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  7. The poor fool can't even pronounce "deteriorate." No wonder "Temiskaming" is difficult.
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  8. "Generally honourable intentions"?? This is about the sickest bunch of grifters one could imagine assembling in a single theme. That the theme is their bankruptcy or failure speaks highly of the human race.
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  9. You don't think that might have increased the number of people in need? If you want more of something, you subsidise it.
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  10. Builders build houses. Families make homes. You don't seem to understand the difference.
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  11. Lake Temiskaming. Te mis ka ming. It's pronounced exactly the way it's spelled. You don't just sound stupid. You sound like a person who sounds stupid because they are stupid.
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