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I heard he left you a msg in his will..I think it was "Calm down" or something like that...

It's quite somber and a little creepy at the ol' Rogers fortress today...

Harbour Sports Grille is the one across from the Toronto Star building. I love that place.

That's what you get for living in Ottawa. Am I the only one freaked out by the BNB banner ad on this site? Both creepy and mugshot-esque..was that the intent?

It was a great evening..missed you, edger... Thanks, Fat Cats. I had a great time. Great to see folks, too!

When is it being released? Where will it be playing?

I especially like the bacon band-aids. hehe

That's precious, Hal. Happy birthday, Fista!

Happy happy happy birthday!

I'm totally ordering this... What Would Bacon Do? Deluxe Spin Folder Decisions are hard. Bacon is tasty. This fun, 9-1/2" x 12" glossy folder gives you a way to distract yourself from important decisions by contemplating the versatility of your favorite cured meat. Features classic spinner technology; just flick the spinner and watch it twirl round and round before stopping on an answer. What Would Bacon Do? Deluxe Spin Folder item 11641 $4.95 ea.

Bacon Pennant Celebrate the power of pork with this Bacon pennant. Each 25" long pennant is made of soft felt. Bacon Pennant item 11769 $4.95 ea.

Bah. Gimme Fake Bobby, any day...

So we enjoyed Robin Williams at Massey Hall tonight...it was, as expected, absolutely hysterical...there were some recycled bits/jokes etc, but it was at least 65% new/current affairs type stuff..and he did make it relevant to both Toronto and the world in which we currently live, which was great. Interesting to me, he did a bit about sex organs and sex in general and, at one point, he put his foot up onto a stool to allegedly illustrate a woman inserting a diaphragm...which, while he was in the midst of the joke, revealed the socks he was wearing: STEALIES! Dude, was wearing steal-your-face socks. How did I not know Robin Williams was a deadhead til now?? Anyway, great show.

A Bacon and Eggs Scarf "The bacon curls just a bit to give it a more realistic look, and is approximately 5" wide and 5' long. The eggs are pinned on using standard safety pins, and can be repositioned to suit your fancy or removed altogether for those events requiring a bit more solemnity."

Bacon Air Freshener This unlikely Bacon Air Freshener is the perfect way to brighten any carnivore's day. Put one up in the family room and everyone will have a sudden craving for a BLT. Each has a handy string for hanging and measures about 4" tall

Here ya go, livingstoned! The Double Bacon Hamburger Fatty Melt, a Double Bacon Burger with Two Bacon-Stuffed Grilled Cheese Sandwiches as Bun http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2008/10/the-bacon-hamburger-fatty-melt-a-bacon-burger-with-two-baconstuffed-grilled-cheese-sandwiches-as-bun.html Profile!

It's lucky you moved to another country. Dissin' fake Bobby like that is likely to inspire a serious whoopin', were you a local.

Sounds good.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ie9098baec9eb95cd6cd37af7dd383e0f Jerry Garcia biopic in works Albert Berger, Ron Yerxa, Eric Eisner to produce By Steven Zeitchik Nov 12, 2008, 01:00 AM ET Veteran producers Albert Berger, Ron Yerxa and Eric Eisner are going truckin'. The trio have signed on to produce a biopic about Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia that will aim to offer a revealing look at the roots of the counterculture icon. The untitled project will focus primarily on Garcia's early life in the Bay Area before he joined the band that would become the Grateful Dead -- a period that includes a stint in the military, a life-changing car accident and his first creative encounters with members of the Northern California music scene including future Dead bassist Phil Lesh. Producers have acquired rights to Robert Greenfield's book "Dark Star," an oral history of Garcia from dozens of people who knew him, including musicians, relatives and artist friends like Ken Kesey. Music rights also are being negotiated, though given that the period in Garcia's life that's covered is pre-Dead, producers could avoid some of the trickier negotiations. Topper Lilien, who penned Universal's Paul Newman-starring drama "Where the Money Is," has been attached to write the screenplay. Berger and Yerxa have collaborated on some of the biggest indie hits of the past decade, including "Election" and "Little Miss Sunshine," while Eisner produced the Sundance hit "Hamlet 2" with Berger and Yerxa and is attached to produce "Bait," a remake of Betrand Tavenier's mid-'90s French thriller. The Dead has been the subject of number of documentaries -- including 1977's "The Grateful Dead Movie

Then why am I showing up?

http://www.chow.com/stories/11405 "The marketing wizards at Casa Sanchez, a San Francisco taqueria, had the idea in the 1990s to give away free lunch for life to anyone who got a tattoo of their logo, Jimmy the Corn Man. "Ten years later, owner Martha Sanchez says two or three people a week come in sporting their ink for a burrito, including Guido Brenner (pictured), who says he doesn’t even have to show his tattoo anymore. He usually drops the price of his meal into the tip jar, though."

I don't think we can make a decision on this unless we get some first-hand accounts/descriptions of the public urination habits of #1 and #2, to compare with the illustrious city councilman.

It's already appeared on PerezHilton (though he indicated that the councilman was attending a Grateful Dead concert)...

It's nice that Fake Bobby called out this douchebag--GO FB, GO!