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Camels on Yonge Street
Toronto, ON - Biff - Friday, January 5th, 2007 : goo
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Biff: Their names were Fred and Ginger...Biff
Biff: 6th Jan 2007 - 02:51 GMT
They were perfectly polite camels, but I'm not sure about the wrangler with his hand in the jump suit...Biff. No they were actually very nice and wanted me to get nibbled, but I chickened out, hey this was my lunch break...Biff
Liz: Isn't January in Toronto a little cold for camels?
l'il mosquevite: 16th Feb 2007 - 22:05 GMT
Did you get a picture of the shawarma?
Heard it was the world's biggest but I can't translate that from what I am used to at my local Halal place.
I guess if you chickened out, as you say, you must have tried it. How do they serve up portions of the world's largest anyway?
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