Hey, hippies have some good shit and makes some decent food. :dunno:
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Hey, hippies have some good shit and makes some decent food. :dunno:
Well, if you were going to Vancouver I'd HIGHLY recommend the Vancouver Alpen Club. Since you're not, though, I'll refrain from suggesting anything.
Actually, I lied. Take a trip to Windsor and have some Hennessy with STDiva.
Jesus fucking dogshit, are you really THAT fucking stupid that you can't see that the majority of the responses are legitimate advice from people who actually have knowledge of the place, or is it just part of your M.O. as post count spam troll extraordinaire that you just have to spew something retarded without so much as bothering to look at any of the replies? Gawd, how I miss the days when I could ban trolls!
Actually, I lied. Take a trip to Windsor and have some Hennessy with STDiva.
Jesus fucking dogshit, are you really THAT fucking stupid that you can't see that the majority of the responses are legitimate advice from people who actually have knowledge of the place, or is it just part of your M.O. as post count spam troll extraordinaire that you just have to spew something retarded without so much as bothering to look at any of the replies? Gawd, how I miss the days when I could ban trolls!
ApolloBalboa
Was King of the Board for a Day
See these guys.
Yes, I'm aware that the show took place in Frostbite Falls, Minnesota, but as far as I'm concerned mooses (meeses? what's the plural for moose?) are Canadian.
Yes, I'm aware that the show took place in Frostbite Falls, Minnesota, but as far as I'm concerned mooses (meeses? what's the plural for moose?) are Canadian.
The plural of moose is moose. And when at all possible avoid moose. They are fucking assholes and may very well kill you, just because they are assholes.
JaanaRuutu
Official Checked Star Member
TIM HORTONS ICED CAPPUCCINO. THE BEST FUCKING THING ABOUT CANADA.
miss them somuch
miss them somuch
Yup Ice Caps are the best in +40 summer heat here.
Not sure when you are heading to T.O but Pride week is coming up http://www.pridetoronto.com/festival/parade--marches if your into celebrating with the queers and trans. If not celebrating with them youll see some major traffic downtown when shopping along Yonge next week.
In Toronto -
If it is a clear day, go up the CN tower. You can see a long way, and it's quite a remarkable view
Go to China town on Spadina Avenue south of Bloor. It's worth seeing, and you can get amazing food at a very good price
Go to the Island harbour if you can, it's beautiful
The Toronto Symphony is playing Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and it's worth hearing them in Roy Thompson Hall. Great place.
Check out Queen's Quay, it's kinda nice. There's also a great night club there called "The Guvernmnet" http://theguvernment.com
If you want some good food, go to Pinocchio's. Great Italian restaurant. Amazing food. It's a little old fashioned, so if you're not into that, go to Il Fornello in the Greek part of town. Also great.
You could also check out the Royal Conservatory of Music, there are usually great free recitals going on.
Decent shopping in the Eaton Centre right down town.
There are so many things to do in Toronto! I miss living in that city.
If it is a clear day, go up the CN tower. You can see a long way, and it's quite a remarkable view
Go to China town on Spadina Avenue south of Bloor. It's worth seeing, and you can get amazing food at a very good price
Go to the Island harbour if you can, it's beautiful
The Toronto Symphony is playing Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and it's worth hearing them in Roy Thompson Hall. Great place.
Check out Queen's Quay, it's kinda nice. There's also a great night club there called "The Guvernmnet" http://theguvernment.com
If you want some good food, go to Pinocchio's. Great Italian restaurant. Amazing food. It's a little old fashioned, so if you're not into that, go to Il Fornello in the Greek part of town. Also great.
You could also check out the Royal Conservatory of Music, there are usually great free recitals going on.
Decent shopping in the Eaton Centre right down town.
There are so many things to do in Toronto! I miss living in that city.
My ex and I went to Toronto for my birthday in April and it was great. We definitely didn't get to do even a percent of what the city has to offer, but you have to hit the "Real Sports Bar." 200 HD screens (one being the biggest in North America at two stories high) and the food is absolutely amazing! Enjoy
How long as it been since you were living here ?
Eatons may be the best mall for shopping downtown but now Yorkdale is the place to shop, 'uptown'.
They recently just finished a 145,000 square foot expansion adding more high end flashy clothes stores. Even a Tesla Motors right inside the mall and a bigger Apple and new Microsoft store right next to each other.
http://www.torontolife.com/style/toronto-stores/2012/11/16/yorkdale-mall-expansion/
They plan to expand again and be done by 2016 another 298,000 sq/ft.
http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2013/04/yorkdale-shopping-centre-announces-331-million-expansion
Also last night as I was leaving a Blue Jays game, which is something else you may want to take in while you visit, Red XXX, I noticed they are in the middle of building a Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada next to the CN Tower.
http://www.ripleyaquariums.com/canada/
We almost had a new downtown casino too but that got voted down.
What I do hate about this city is how many condos are going up everywhere lately. Its to congested as it is with rush hour traffic. I plan to move up north or at least out of the city very soon.
My ex and I went to Toronto for my birthday in April and it was great. We definitely didn't get to do even a percent of what the city has to offer, but you have to hit the "Real Sports Bar." 200 HD screens (one being the biggest in North America at two stories high) and the food is absolutely amazing! Enjoy
Leaf fan I see...did you end up watching any Leaf games on the big screen outside in front of ACC for the away games ??
It has been a while, but I was speaking strictly downtown. The Yorkdale mall is definitely the place to shop, but it's kind of a pain in the ass to get to if you're downtown. That's a haul on the subway.
Shifty
O.G.
20-30 minutes from Union Station.
Really? I've done that trip. Felt like an eternity.
Maybe that's because I was sitting next to you, though.
JaanaRuutu
Official Checked Star Member
Only about 20 minutres on the Sibway from union to the mall. I like the mall in Woodridge better, though.
20-30 minutes from Union Station.
Depends on the time of day really. Took 15-20 myself from Union to York Mills last night after game. Plus I got to ride the new trains for the first time.
Was kinda trippy looking down the whole length of the train as it came to bends on the track while still buzzed from all the beer I had.
You mean the Vaughn Mills mall ?? I never been to a mall in Woodbridge area.
My wife be one of them. :suicide:
tartanterrier
Is somewhere outhere.
Toronto is ok but I preferred Niagara & St Catherines to be honest - I'm not much of a city boy.
vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
Wait, you can go to Canada, but not come see me in Leicester?
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Close, we went inside the ACC to watch a home game
With great seats I might add! Best birthday gift ever lolSimilar threads
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