Dalhouse should get rid of them gentlemen . The world does not need any more strip mall dentists, maxing out dental plans and ripping you off. They can get a real job like at a muffler & brake shop or selling used cars —ripped off for thousands

.....your sense of self worth and entitlement sickens me. You are so false! Please stay in New York! —Disheartened

Drunk girls calls and ask my husband to let her in the apartment she's cold....he says, sorry wrong number. She calls back again five minutes later and says, James, let me in, it's cold out here...press the button and let me in. lady, this is not an apartment but a residential detached home....

We get off the phone and back to bed.....

Another ring five minutes later, "please let me in the apartment." seriously, we would let you in if we could just to stop the calls but we live in our own home!

In any event, in your drunk stupor.....you managed to wake up out little guy three times! <[> We would appreciate if you could get this sorted out. In the mean time we will call the telephone agency and also try and deal with this problem. —Sleepless in halifax South

Ladies, ladies, when did being warm and appropriately dressed for the weather become somehow unfashionable and unsexy? I don’t know how many under dressed girls I see walking around downtown Halifax at night, and it’s starting to drive me crazy! I get it, I was once young and looking to impress young guys at the bar, but guess what, I never forgot to wear my winter coat! Especially in the middle of February. I have witnessed many girls wearing an outfit only suitable for the summer months, and while a lady has every right to wear what she wants, she should not be so dumb as to forget her coat and rub her arms all night for warmth. Do you think that’s a hot look, or that someone will look on you and think that you are a smart person to respect? Do yourself a favour and bring your winter coat to the bar. It’s not unsexy to be warm. —Wearing a coat in winter

This goes out to almost every store in Halifax. For the love of God, stop giving change back that is not Canadian currency. I don’t care if it’s American quarters, Honduras dimes or British pence—they’re ALL wooden nickels to me, and they’re all worthless crap. And you're all guilty. I’m tired of coming home and emptying my pockets, only to find that I’ve been defrauded of my hard-earned money by the store I just patronized. Here’s a word of advice, stores: stop accepting foreign change from shoppers, and stop fucking over your loyal customers by putting it back into circulation. The banks are the smartest ones: they won’t accept foreign coins (read: CRAP) for deposit, and it’s high time stores and shoppers stop taking crap as well. Try paying with Canadian coins in another country: they reject it. So why do we accept foreign coin here? I tell you what I do with it though: I pay bus fare with it. Let the city sort it out. Or better yet, dump it by the barrel full into the harbor. —Pissed off shopper

It was none of your business!! —Not your business!!

Why do people think that their neighbors property is a good spot to dump their snow? —snow thanks

Cannot believe the cretin drivers in this city, especially at the Bayers Lake Business Park. I saw a flurry of bald tires and horrific drivers who didn't understand the concept of endangering others. I fear for both good drivers prepared for this weather and pedestrians alike. It's like being in a live Frogger game. —SLOW DOWN!

You really suck, and you made me hate Nova Scotian drivers even more. Would it really have been too difficult to give me three extra seconds to get past you before having your turn to go? I was driving down Allan St. last evening, which are all single lane because of how much snow is on the sides and with parked cars, following a truck ahead of me. Because of how large the truck was, I didn't realize as we passed two parked cars on the right side (parked in the direction we were going), that you were waiting for the truck to pass before continuing on in the opposite direction. I got 1/4 of the way passed the second parked car, about to veer to my right (ie. back in my lane), but you slowly inched forward so that I had to slow down even more. You KEPT inching forward, to the point where you were THIS CLOSE to hitting my car. All you had to do was stay stopped in the exact place you were for the truck (and I was close enough behind the truck this would have cost you five seconds of your time; I mean I was close enough behind the truck that I didn't see you waiting for fucks sake), and let me pass, but instead you KEPT inching forward so that I had to FUCKING back up two car lengths so that you could pass first. Are you fucking kidding me? You're an asshole. No wonder there are so many fucking accidents in this province, people drive like assholes. ps: why are people so lazy here? Do you really need to park in front of stores in the fire lanes because it's too fucking difficult to walk 20 feet from the parking lot? Also - those diagonal lines in the parking lot mean DON'T PARK HERE - they aren't fancy looking fucking parking spots. —Ifeelbetternowthanks

A couple of weeks ago someone backed into my little grey truck, basically caving in a large area above a back wheel. It seems to have been a red vehicle that hit me; I found a small paint chip in the center of the big 'ol caved in area. The hit man/woman drove away without leaving me a note. Accidents happen but not taking responsibility for them is selfish and cowardly. You don't know if the person you've hit will be able to afford the repairs - maybe they are a student or parent or otherwise someone who would have a hard time affording to repair the damage you've caused. I've heard of this happening to others, including people putting fake notes on windsheilds so that witnesses think the hit and run punk is owning up to the damage. Dear Haligonians, lets keep an eye out for each other. If you see an accident happen to a vehicle whose owner isn't around, take a photo on your phone and/or leave a note on the damaged vehicle describing what you saw. It will only take a moment of your time and it will make a positive difference in someones life. Unfortunately, there are some people out there who don't share our neighbourly maritime spirit. Lets watch out for each other! —ocean girl