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Victoria’s secret

Posted on May 19th, 2009 Be the first to comment

Old Vickie had a blast on her birthday yesterday. Here’s a blow-by-blow:

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“Albert! What on earth are you doing?”

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“Birthday nosh, what?”

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“Oh….Albert! Mmmmm….yes…right there…”

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“That attachment…uhn…we had installed…unh…is proving…unh…quite effect…URK!”

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“Heavens!”

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“…”

“Oh, Albert. This is why you’ll never be king.”

Great fireworks show; if you happen to be in the area next year, I recommend heading for the rocks instead of the beach.

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New Year At Nathan’s, pt.2

Posted on January 12th, 2009 2 Comments

standing very still @ Nathan Phillips Square

My journey around old city hall has consisted of about five meters, four of which have thus far been spent in regrettable company.

Not more than a step further, I find myself with a raised eyebrow, arched in the direction of an encircled, chanting muddle of the local Krishna chapter . They’ve positioned themselves in an awkwardly dark and inaccessible point just a bit further along the embankment.

I’ve only basked in the live Krishna experience in what seemed to be ad hoc processions around Dundas Square or Bloor and Yonge. Today, donning coats that resemble puffed-up pigeons, they’ve festively interjected “Happy New Year” with every other “Hare Krishna”. They seem like a nice, warm little community. Don’t you think?

Wrong, commie!

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