Sorry Emily. This is much less sexy.
SorryEmilyJunk. This is much less sexy.
And has a much less sumptuous bottom.
This is a similar site :
http://anyonebutharper.ca/
We should have a Toronto listening party some time fellow hogtowners.
We should have a Toronto listening party some time fellow hogtowners.
That would be fun. I'm not in Toronto, but get there pretty often. I would consider making the trip up for an occasion like this.
I think that the Libs need to find a really good candidate from BC or Alberta and then start from the ground up.
They ran a terrible campaign, and as much as I like the policies of Dion, the party isn't unified behind him. Its a bad situation. I think a sort of eastern intellectual like Ignateiff, or Ray wont sell in the West or in Quebec.
We could call from the 501 Queen Street Car or maybe Vesta Lunch.
I was actually thinking about that bar the Communists Daughter because its really small and if 10 people came that would be half full for them on a Tuesday night.
Suddenly, out of nowhere, Canadian politics became more interesting than U.S. politics (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20081201.wPOLcoalition1201/BNStory/politics/home).
How do you like that?
In case anyone wants the short version of the story, after just FIVE days in session since our last election, the government looks like it will be toppled and replaced by a coalition of opposition parties! Sometimes the system works.
Jeremy lives under crumbum's bed. You heard it here first!
Jeremy lives under crumbum's bed. You heard it here first!
I was wondering what that scraping sound was.
I've been reading how Harper might either get the Governor-General to thwart the majority of the parliament, or get the Queen to appoint a new Governor-General if she won't.
Seems unlikely, but what. the. fuck.
I'm sentimental enough to think it's quaint when modern countries have monarchs for ceremonies and looking cool (and to remind "the people" of their place) but it's kind of annoying that they still have real power.
dude will have to remember his place
Kanadians, please accept myckondolences for the recent turn of events.
I can't dispute that allegation (though I think Vancouver actually has more degenerates.)
Hey, Canadians, have any of you seen Paul Gross's H2O and The Trojan Horse? I haven't seen the latter yet, but I gobbled up the former yesterday (along with Hard Core Logo and the first episode of Men with Brooms* [it was "I don't want to be American day" in the St. Onge household]). I don't recall ever having seen a Canadian political thriller before, and to enjoy one featuring two of my crushes (Paul Gross and Callum Keith Rennie, whose villain here is hilariously competent) was a treat. The ending seemed a little rushed and diabolus ex machina-y to me, but I still liked watching the house of cards tumble (inevitably, it reminded me of House of Cards; also State of Play, Margaret [for the intricacies of the politics], and, of course, A Very British Coup, which I really need to watch again). I am most curious to hear what you thought of it.
*Very disappointing, by the by. I think it's trying to be Corner Gas with curling?
Watching that movie has now set me on the quest to watch more Bruce McDonald stuff.
I love Last Night. It's one of the few movies I've seen several times, and, in fact, I had just started downloading it a few minutes before I read your post. Childstar I didn't like an eighth, or even sixteenth, as much. In fact, I'd forgotten that I'd seen it till I Wiki'd it just now, so little impression did it make on me.