Avon Barksdale
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The TTC website didn't say that the vending machines took cash. That's why I asked.
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Toronto-Age |OT3| Going Off the Rails on a Gravy Train
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The TTC website didn't say that the vending machines took cash. That's why I asked.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
Hmmmm...I don't believe they do take cash, but at any station you can just go to the booth and get one there for cash or any place that sells the day passes.
Avon Barksdale
Member
Okay, thanks.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
You'd have to actually go out to stab someone.
Yeah I was offering just like I have in the past with so many other things. I ordered two from Amazon.ca, one from the first time it was available and then a second one when they started taking orders again. As long as I get both then I'll let you have one. I'd normally let it go for cost but because I hate you I'll charge you double.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
I'm stabbing you in my thoughts right now for all the mean things you say about me and my fellow team winter peeps!
Don't worry, after Kuro pays me for the MM LE I'm going to stomp on it and laugh.
Googled his name. Apparently in 1995...
I missed this earlier.
This guy must really love hepatitis.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
Worst thing about summer? HUMIDex.
Please, all I'd have to do is show up with a snowball and you'll start crying like a baby.
Anonna was aight, def a good starter afternoon tea. Not expensive and casual. Cute pastel tea sets with flowers and hummingbirds, though it didn't match some of the plates. They didn't change cutlery between savory and sweet which was odd, but not a big deal to me.
They could do with something to keep tea pots warm. Many afternoon tea places have these thingies that go under the pot to keep it hot all the time.
They could do with something to keep tea pots warm. Many afternoon tea places have these thingies that go under the pot to keep it hot all the time.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
Anonna was aight, def a good starter afternoon tea. Not expensive and casual. Cute pastel tea sets with flowers and hummingbirds, though it didn't match some of the plates. They didn't change cutlery between savory and sweet which was odd, but not a big deal to me.
They could do with something to keep tea pots warm. Many afternoon tea places have these thingies that go under the pot to keep it hot all the time.
We...have...high tea places? I know there are a bunch of Asian bubble tea places and Dim Sum is time to drink tea, but I never knew we had something like this here. Hell, I've even gone to some places like this in Seoul.
Er...
I mean, I THINK THIS STUFF IS TOO GIRLY! WHERE'S MY COORS LITE?
SIP ALL YOUR TEA, GO TO THE WASHROOM, AND THEN FIGHT ME!
Hahaha, now I wish EM included something like this in the next thread title!
You Are Viewtiful
Member
Anonna was aight, def a good starter afternoon tea. Not expensive and casual. Cute pastel tea sets with flowers and hummingbirds, though it didn't match some of the plates. They didn't change cutlery between savory and sweet which was odd, but not a big deal to me.
They could do with something to keep tea pots warm. Many afternoon tea places have these thingies that go under the pot to keep it hot all the time.
I want to go to this place. Tea >> Coffee
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
WrenchNinja
Member
Anonna was aight, def a good starter afternoon tea. Not expensive and casual. Cute pastel tea sets with flowers and hummingbirds, though it didn't match some of the plates. They didn't change cutlery between savory and sweet which was odd, but not a big deal to me.
They could do with something to keep tea pots warm. Many afternoon tea places have these thingies that go under the pot to keep it hot all the time.
Are you talking about a tea cosy?
Many hotels have it in Toronto, King Eddy got da oldest one I think. Windsor arms is also popular. Thinking of going to Shangri La (but ew it's in the lobby) or Ritz next.
It's one of these things with a candle
guess it's a "teapot warmer" http://www.teavana.com/tea-products...-warmers/p/marc-stainless-steel-teapot-warmer
because their pots are so large.. usually teapots are smaller so you just get hot water often
Junior Mint
Member
Have you been to that juice bar? that chia seed drink looks interesting. I'm going to steal that recipe and make my own.
there's actually quite a few of those high tea places around Toronto. I always see pictures of my friends going there
you shouldn't. I'm more ashamed I haven't been to about 76% of them
Sousanator
Member
I didn't even know 77% of them existed
You put the tea bag in the Coors Light. Do you not know how to make tea?
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
There is the famous (or infamous?) "cold tea" in Chinatown :O
Yes. I didn't have anything fancy though and I wasn't particularly impressed.
If you can make your own, it's probably better to do so instead of paying a premium for that.
This might be a long shot.
Is there ANY place in toronto that sales cables for a decent price? I need a mini display port > HDMI cable, but don't want to spend dozens of dollars for one. I'd rather buy at a store just because of shipping times (going to florida soon, want the hdmi cable for the hotel TV).
Is there ANY place in toronto that sales cables for a decent price? I need a mini display port > HDMI cable, but don't want to spend dozens of dollars for one. I'd rather buy at a store just because of shipping times (going to florida soon, want the hdmi cable for the hotel TV).
Depending on whether you'd be able to get up to Markham you could try Infinite Cables. I've had stuff from them within a day or two, if you had the time to get it shipped before your trip, or you can pick up your order there.
In terms of specifically mini display port to hdmi, looks like they have a few options.
http://www.infinitecables.com/display-port-cables.html#mdphdmi
I'd so win that one.
AlphaTwo00
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Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
AlphaTwo00 - Stereotypical picture taking Generic Asian.
The Source, oh wait you said decent price.
Active Surplus carries cords and cables, but I've no clue how the pricing is compared to the usual suspects (NCIX, Factory Direct, Canada Computers, Tiger Direct) for something like that. That and there stock is ever in flux. If you're downtown though, might be worth a peak?
You can also try these guys ( not a store though! ) I got my cables in a day or so.
http://www.primecables.com/?_ga=1.214537047.1113525004.1421106687
Johnny Cage In The Shower
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Has this been posted yet?
Drop some faulty window glass at my head from the 35th floor if yes...
http://tinyw.in/wd0Q
Drop some faulty window glass at my head from the 35th floor if yes...
http://tinyw.in/wd0Q
Looks great, though a little out of my ways, about a 45 minute drive. Thanks!
Seriously tho. They sell short micro USB charging cables for phones for $20+. Crazy stuff.
This place looks decent.
Thanks everyone!
Junior Mint
Member
I need to go there again but it's stuck in the "too far for me to walk to but close enough that taking the bus to go there seems like a waste of money" territory for me.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
WVRST hates Neogaf. I SAID IT!
Even with two connections, we couldn't get a reservation despite the fact Firehawk and I SAW reserved seats! >=[
Maybe it's you.
The dirty fries are sooo good!
AlphaTwo00
Member
Well duh. What else would you do.
It's probably for the best we've never had a meetup there. They wouldn't appreciate a 55% tip.
Can we have an unofficial meetup there? Or at least the equivilant of that? (Me meeting EM in the bathroom stall and getting the worst of the wurst)
Honestly though, you guys talk about the place so much, I feel I'm obligated to visit during my next trip.
A friend and I tried last year, we couldn't give blood due to the fact that we visited SE Asia earlier that year.
Wouldn't this screen out most of Toronto? (AKA the generic Asians)
lol
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