Lol what a dumbfuck <| sep |> Put WhoopieCushions under all of the Presidents ' chairs , so people thing Trump always has gas . <| sep |> Does he draw you like he draws Solaire ? <| sep |> I do very much like the theme and all of the lore around it is pretty fantastic ! Ah man . This game excites me . <| sep |> Not right now , because there just isn ' t room for him . But when Ambrose and AJ feud has run its course his absence will be a lot more noticeable <| sep |> Quads of peace <| sep |> I ' m in a PhD program in the US but work with a few Canadian postdocs and it seems most of them did their PhDs either with the same prof as their masters or at the same university . Always seemed odd to me bc in the US it ' s the opposite universities want you to branch out and go somewhere else . I know you mentioned Canada and not the US for good reason I ' m sure , I ' d prefer to be in Canada too but if you are at all interested in the US I wanted to note that the whole MSPhD system can vary greatly . Here we have to pay for our Masters tuition , but for PhD tuition is free and we get a livable stipend 35 k in NY , but maybe less like 25 k in a rural area . depends on cost of living . Thing is , you can usually skip the MS and go straight to PhD this is what I did . Most PhD programs will grant you MS for free around 12 years into the PhD program after you pass comps aka qualifying exam . This is why many PhD programs in the US average 6 years the first 2 are kind of the masters portion , though I ' d say about half students in my program already had a masters coming in . Of note , some schools have had problems with students entering PhD programs and then leaving after quals just to get a free masters so if that is your plan , keep it to yourself or they won ' t admit you Again , I know the US is not your chosen destination but as it seems a pretty easy way to emigrate , thought I ' d throw in my two cents .