Archive for May, 2007
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original Star Wars release, G4’s Olivia Munn made every sci-fi geek’s dream come true by wearing Princess Leia’s famous gold bikini and heading off to party with them.
As Obi Wan might say:
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of losers suddenly cried out in [...]
One of my favourite stories of 2006 wrapped up with the best ending ever this week. NASA has dismissed astronaut William Oefelein, the guy who was involved in the love-triangle that ended with the arrest of fellow space cadet Lisa “poopie pants” Nowak after she loaded up the car with weapons, porn and diapers and [...]
Spent an enjoyable weekend in Ottawa. The place doesn’t rock, but it does tap it’s feet in time and shake it now and then — which is more than Regina can say. The new war museum kicks ass. That’s me in front of a Leopard tank up top. Unfortunately there were signs everywhere saying you [...]
Hey Hali. What’s up? Haven’t seen you since Christmas. Remember? I had an awesome donair then enjoyed some 4 a.m. boozing at your casino. Sorry I pissed on that fence on your Spring Garden Rd. If you had better transit I wouldn’t have had to walk.
Anyway. What’s up with you raising the price of beer? [...]
Had a good time attending my very first Toronto FC match Saturday — despite the home team’s 2-1 loss. The BMO Field facilities are pretty nice — albeit flimsy. You get a great view of the city and Lake Ontario if you sit on the western bleachers. However, you could probably dismantle the whole joint [...]
I was looking through files on an old jump drive and I found this photo from a trip to Scotland 5 years ago. I can’t remember why I took it, but I figured I’d post it anyway.
Looks like Butts Wynd is a nice place to take a bike ride. Ah, the paths not taken…
Maybe the guy in the Molson Canadian commercials is right. I’m starting to think that Canadians actually don’t know anything about beer — which would explain why we don’t care that all of our breweries are being bought up by multi-nationals.
The Labatt family of beer — which includes Keith’s, 50 and Kokanee — is [...]
Due to a combination of funding (concert tix are getting pricey) and scheduling (mostly work-related) I’ve been going to fewer and fewer rock shows lately — which is why I get pissed when I miss a show I really should’ve found a way to see. Judging by the review on the Torontoist, Amy Winehouse’s [...]







