Thanks. Maybe I'll go to Metro and buy something just to Take advantage.
Can't have too much cheese...or something.
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Thanks. Maybe I'll go to Metro and buy something just to Take advantage.
Can't have too much cheese...or something.
With no information other than the image, I'd be willing to wager the pick-up is at fault. Bros think they own shit because they are driving a Sierra.
Of course they had to hit one of the few, new, streetcars.
Of course they did.
I was wondering what 'Detroit pizza' was and how it was different than Chicago deep dish. I guess the interior is the answer. It feels very Detroit.
I was wondering what 'Detroit pizza' was and how it was different than Chicago deep dish. I guess the interior is the answer. It feels very Detroit.
I was wondering what 'Detroit pizza' was and how it was different than Chicago deep dish. I guess the interior is the answer. It feels very Detroit.
I would not eat pizza there.
I was wondering what 'Detroit pizza' was and how it was different than Chicago deep dish. I guess the interior is the answer. It feels very Detroit.
Looks like they recycled the set from the shitty Simpsons play
I was wondering what 'Detroit pizza' was and how it was different than Chicago deep dish. I guess the interior is the answer. It feels very Detroit.
taking notes from the Union Station artist
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
It used to be some Indian takeout place and when I spoke to the owners, they admitted it was horrendously dirty, but they assured me they cleaned it up enough to "eat off the floors".I was wondering what 'Detroit pizza' was and how it was different than Chicago deep dish. I guess the interior is the answer. It feels very Detroit.
I ended up getting takeout anyways and it was definitely tasty though 17 plus tip for what looks like 4 thick pieces is subjective for whether it was value or not.
-Pyromaniac-
Member
I don't know. I read this post and I just had this weird feeling that you'll get it.
you just will.
Junior Mint
Member
I narrowed down my places to move to:
1. Bay and College area
2. North York
a. Yonge/Sheppard
b. North York Centre Subway Station area (i.e. condo right in between Sheppard and Finch)
c. Yonge/Finch
3. Cityplace/Fort York area
Any things I should have in mind or watch out for when moving to one of these areas? Especially if I will not have a car.
1. Bay and College area
2. North York
a. Yonge/Sheppard
b. North York Centre Subway Station area (i.e. condo right in between Sheppard and Finch)
c. Yonge/Finch
3. Cityplace/Fort York area
Any things I should have in mind or watch out for when moving to one of these areas? Especially if I will not have a car.
CONGRATS!!!!!
Oh, I hope you are right!
I once took the transit to work when I worked in Mississauga. Never again.
Good luck shadowkat!
I can attest that the North York area is great. Not much to look out for, aside from that the rent might be pretty high. This area has everything going for it, unless you need to drive anywhere, which in that case, is really freaking terrible.
I can attest that the North York area is great. Not much to look out for, aside from that the rent might be pretty high. This area has everything going for it, unless you need to drive anywhere, which in that case, is really freaking terrible.
Junior Mint
Member
Rent there seems pretty similar to Cityplace/Fort York area downtown but I'd rather have a quick, short, walk to the Sheppard/North York Center/Finch TTC station and then walk in the PATH than walk through blocks of snow to get onto a crappy street car and then have to transfer multiple times to get to work.
Also, what's terrible about driving in North York? Has to be better than driving downtown, isn't it?
Yonge and Sheppard to the 401 is a disaster zone due to the idiotic left turn on ramp to the 401 West. Also the construction on the Emerald condos has reduced one side to two lanes which makes getting past Sheppard take forever during bad hours.
But if you don't drive, it's a pretty great place to live. Easy transit, lots of food options, convenient shopping, really safe, 10,000 bubble tea places.
Junior Mint
Member
Cool. Are there any Hong Kong style cafes in North York or do I have to go into Richmond Hill/Markham for that
Not Hong Kong style, but a lot of Taiwan style. But mostly it's a mix of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Middle Eastern food.
Kuro Madoushi
Unconfirmed Member
Hm. This is one of the rare photos I like (the other being a black and white one of Yonge/Dundas)
you're eating korean, errday
The Last Emperor
Member
So, I'm going to be in Yorkville for the next week...
We doing a meet up?
Blue jays game on Sunday. I'm hype!
We doing a meet up?
Blue jays game on Sunday. I'm hype!
BigJonsson
Member
No gif without Reyes and Muni? lol
They're been planning to tear that plaza down and build a mega condo complex like the one just north of Yonge and Steeles, but I haven't heard a peep about it in a long time so I don't know if it's still going through
EDIT: Apparently the developers are still trying to make it happen, but the residents and council are opposing, cuz frankly, that kind of density there is absolutely stupid.
They're been planning to tear that plaza down and build a mega condo complex like the one just north of Yonge and Steeles, but I haven't heard a peep about it in a long time so I don't know if it's still going through
EDIT: Apparently the developers are still trying to make it happen, but the residents and council are opposing, cuz frankly, that kind of density there is absolutely stupid.
The one on Yonge/Steeles 'World on Yonge' is insane.
At your service sir! One of the people holding up the awful abortion posters was a priest, white collar and everything. I walked right up to him, flipped him the bird both long and strong, and said "thank you for making our streets beautiful."
I bet you these cowards don't do this in their own communities. They come down to my neighbourhood to fuck with people.
PlayOLG is giving away $50 in gambling money for free right now. Only catch is you need to wager at least $2000 before you can cash any of it out. Which pretty much makes it impossible to cash out unless you hit a jackpot but it's a free chance at trying for one.
Just don't attach your bank card or Credit card to the account. Don't actually give them real money. You'll go broke.
Just don't attach your bank card or Credit card to the account. Don't actually give them real money. You'll go broke.
I remember a story from earlier this year about a guy being pissed that his CC charged his payments on that site as cash advances instead of purchases so he had to pay a bunch of fees.
What did he expect? Taking money out on a credit card is the very definition of a cash advance.
Yeesh. That's like saying if you buy 39 $1 scratch tickets, you get the 40th free.
More like you get 50 free $1 scratches but only get to keep your winnings if you win at least $2000. No harm in trying(unless you start giving them real money).
Junior Mint
Member
Reminds me of when BCLC had the GOAT online gambling promos. It was $100 for free and you only had to wager $100 before you could cash out. Everyone basically played baccarat and bet $50 on both the player and the banker then cashed out. Funny thing is they kept this promo going on for months.
lmao
Lmao, Well played.
And thus, all the major players have come out in favour of the Scarborough subway. Somehow. I mean, I know they're politicians and not city planners, but..
I'd consider Mulcair more of a major mistake for Canada than a player. But with the NDP in power, welfare would be so lucrative I wouldn't have to work anyway and therefore wouldn't be reliant on the subway.
And thus, all the major players have come out in favour of the Scarborough subway. Somehow. I mean, I know they're politicians and not city planners, but..
fuck the whole earth
You are such a stereotype it's almost funny.