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we have a place here in Hamilton where you can buy like 40 homemeade corn tortillas for $1.50. I'd like to make my own but with them going so cheap, it's hard to avoid the time vs money argument here. We made fish tacos last weekend. Lovely!

I love Evans with all my heart. She's a true friend.

I like Phish too!

suppose a vegan member of The Slip becomes a Scientologist, marries a tennis star - whom he discovered playing her official video game - and runs ads for his campaign for city treasurer on youtube. this could get messy.

shouldn't this be in the politics section?

they're both insane line-ups, for different reasons.

Jam Band Jovi?

I gotta say, in total contrast to their 2002 snooze-a-thon, their ACC gig last year really made an impression on me, so I imagine I'll be investing in the live CD when it comes out. It was a rousing show.

Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy Carolyn Mark & Her Room Mates - Terrible Hostess Guster - Ganging Up On The Sun Gomez - How We Operate The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema

how about What The Thunder Said??

DI VOR CEE !

they make better lovers, after all.

taste be damned, go with The Welfare Mothers!

James Taylor, October Road

I agree.

have a great one!

Depends on the definition of "country living", I guess. I'd love to live with trees, trails, streams and a sense of nature right outside my door. Being stuck on a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere, with nothing but cornfields and cattle to stare at doesn't appeal to me all, I'd then rather just live in Toronto. I grew up in the small town of Dundas (pop 20000), which had a self-contained, insular feel to it; everything you needed was there, but small-scale, ma-and-pa store kind of place. If I wanted to go hiking, the Bruce Trail was a five minute drive. If I wanted to go party, Hamilton was a fifteen minute drive. If I wanted the Big City, Toronto was 40 minutes away. Perfect. Ideally, I'd like to live just like that, but with no plans to raise children, I could easily adapt to a big city over a remote farm amid nowhere. Yeah, I need nature. But I also need a bar to go to, preferably on foot, some restaurants to eat at, some stores to shop in, some culture and art, a library to go to. I like cities. I suppose ideally I'd be rocking the Toronto condo with a cottage up in Tobermory as a getaway. That would suit me just fucking fine.

I'd go see JT just 'cos I think he rocks!* *(edit: I have no plans to see JT in concert ever)

am I the only one who finds this story just a little amusing?