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Toronto-Age |OT3| Going Off the Rails on a Gravy Train
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Did it have as many options as Hero?
No idea. My husband brought it home.
Hmmm it's right by the 404 so that's not too bad for me. Might check it out.
Back home in da Scarbz after an 8 hour marathon of the Hobbit trilogy at Scotiabank Theatre. My neck is now feeling the pain after sitting for 8 hours.
Kuro Madoushi
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So smelly really is clueless (tokens), racist (kave_mans), and ageist (30 too old)...probably Asianist as well, SMELLY, YOU BASTARD! I'M TELLING YOU OUR PEAMEAL BACON SANDWICHES ARE A LOCAL SPECIALTY!
Wtf is peameal
Kuro Madoushi
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peameal_bacon
Peameal bacon (also known as cornmeal bacon) is a type of bacon originating in Toronto, Canada. The name reflects the historic practice of rolling the cured and trimmed boneless loin in dried and ground yellow peas, originally for preservation reasons. Since the war years, it has been rolled in ground yellow cornmeal. It is low in fat, and slow cured.
http://www.seetorontonow.com/my-toronto/the-must-eats-of-torontos-historic-st-lawrence-market/
The fuck is that, do I have to try it, and if so, where
Holy shit, dude. You gotta get on that. Peameal Bacon is one of my favourite meats. So tender and delicious. There is no better breakfast meat in my opinion.
Any decent breakfast place in (at least in Ontario) will have eggs and peameal bacon. Peameal bacon sandwiches at the St. Lawrence Market are absolutely amazing. So simple, so delicious, and probably not great for you.
When I was in Montreal I had a Peameal Bacon Poutine. Life was good.
Kuro Madoushi
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Ah I thought that was just a link to the explanation :lol
I actually walked by the St. Lawrence market but it looked empty/closed... turns out there's two buildings and I only walked by the farmer's market one? Whoops.
Lostconfused
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Yeah fresh burger is perfectly fine for a plain burger that's done well. It's doesn't have the variety of burger priest or holy chucks but its still a decent burger.
Only for fares above 10 dollars tho
Summer for single fares apparently too. Or that's what they're aiming for and then Presto
Pre-orders for that are finally up? Thanks for the heads up.
Holy shit, dude. You gotta get on that. Peameal Bacon is one of my favourite meats. So tender and delicious. There is no better breakfast meat in my opinion.
Any decent breakfast place in (at least in Ontario) will have eggs and peameal bacon. Peameal bacon sandwiches at the St. Lawrence Market are absolutely amazing. So simple, so delicious, and probably not great for you.
When I was in Montreal I had a Peameal Bacon Poutine. Life was good.
When I was young I used to call it Yummy Bacon, since I didn't know it was called peameal bacon.
shameful.
Kuro Madoushi
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It's open today for sure. You walked by the farmer's market and dun goofed.Ah I thought that was just a link to the explanation :lol
I actually walked by the St. Lawrence market but it looked empty/closed... turns out there's two buildings and I only walked by the farmer's market one? Whoops.
You should go at least once for the food, it's awesome there.I have lived here for 26 years and never been to the St. Lawrence Market ¯_(ツ
you monster! >=[
Well it is correct.
D:
You, sir are worse than...Justin Bieber
Exactly!
You Are Viewtiful
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I have lived here for 26 years and never been to the St. Lawrence Market ¯\_(ツ
Same :| Driven past it a bunch though
Kuro Madoushi
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Yeah but all bacon is yummy.
True. But I had to differentiate between bacon and peameal bacon somehow. It made sense when I was 8.
Kuro Madoushi
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Last year?
Shhhh! You have to be 13 for a Gaf account!
Kuro Madoushi
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As per that motherfucking lurker EM, here's a poll for the next thread title. He's gonna get on his knees and blo...er...beg Stump for his password.
As per that motherfucking lurker EM, here's a poll for the next thread title. He's gonna get on his knees and blo...er...beg Stump for his password.
Our transit system is truly in the dark age. I don't need a revisit to Tokyo to feel it.
I never went often as a kid because it's far as hell from the annex and we didn't have car to park/lug things from there. Now that I'm an adult my inner azn side hates the prices there and still don't go unless have to.
I have lived here for 26 years and never been to the St. Lawrence Market ¯\_(ツ
I never went often as a kid because it's far as hell from the annex and we didn't have car to park/lug things from there. Now that I'm an adult my inner azn side hates the prices there and still don't go unless have to.
Kuro Madoushi
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Tokyo was spectacular and the transit system there is phenomenal, but I'd say Seoul has all that and it's a more modern and foreign friendly system. Too bad it stops at midnight and wherever you stop at midnight is your last stop.
I just go for lunch; I rarely go buy food there even if it is relative close to where I am.
I like the Buzzfeed clickbait one.
I've only been there once. This seems to be close to my reaction to the prices when I was there.
She said 8, not 80.
Rain lasers. Testing out long exposure by simulatron, on Flickr
2spooky by simulatron, on Flickr
Kimbap by simulatron, on FlickrWanted a cool looking long exposure picture but it didn't turn out too well
I got pretty good kimbap all near Finch station though so it was fine lolI thought Japan's was pretty foreign friendly, my little brother who doesn't know a lick of Japanese has been able to get around on his own each time he went. I'm thinking of trying Seoul in a few years but the weather seems like Toronto but more extreme, when is a good time..
I need my 29 cent bananas.
Kuro Madoushi
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Oh I don't mean to imply Tokyo's isn't - Seoul's is just more friendly; stop announcements in Korean, English, Mandarin, and Japanese along with the interactive maps on the subway platforms. Tokyo has those rapid lines that o haven't gotten used to yet though so there are multiple ways to get to where you need. LOL TTC!
Weather there isn't generally cold though it can get a bit humid in the summer; it's like Toronto but not as cold and a more humid actually. Early winter, spring, fall, or early summers are good. Just a fair warning that if there's one thing I love about Tokyo over Seoul it's the insect population. Seoul has some mighty aggressive mosquitoes and Busan and Jeju Island have some annoying and aggressive mosquitoes.
Seoul is a female shopper's heaven though. You'll love it.
That's funny because Peameal is #TeamRealestBacon
Shouldn't even be a technicality.
Friend just got me a SONOVI bag, we both were eyeing them in 2010 and I totally forgot. Koreans really know how to make the superior cute stuff, especially stationery and bag things. When I was in Tokyo I had to pay a premium for Korean brando.
To be fair, the TTC is only shit on days that end with a Y
You now understand our pain. You lived through it firsthand!
Junior Mint
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Says there was some sort of injury
Viral marketing for the $30 train.
Yeah someone jumped in front of a train at Oss... Something.
Is the job market for full-time salaried jobs garbage in Toronto or is it just me/my field? (Communications/PR)
Lots of interviews but I constantly get told that they loved me but it went to an internal candidate. I'm so tired of this. Can't build a future on constantly hustling for freelance.
Lots of interviews but I constantly get told that they loved me but it went to an internal candidate. I'm so tired of this. Can't build a future on constantly hustling for freelance.
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