Thursday, July 26th 2007

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barry: The fishing is good jack.Now is a good time to bring you son-in-law out. I got the pot for the bigs fish on the boat this night so i had a free night. Go for jack.

in response to City Island

EvilGentleman: Oh wait, the mayo thing was CE's? For shame! And to think I have transported such a sick man around, what ever shall I do? Almost as sick as the kid I went to school with in Cornwall who would coat his fries with mustard. In my book, there are only...

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

EvilGentleman: Mayo? Peter, you are as demented as the people of Quebec, with their fries and curd cheese covered in brown gravy. CE, never ever.

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

Peter: mmm fries with vinegar and mayo.

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

mickie: so why are they here, what do they bring to this country?

in response to Gypsy Beggar

CE: Yeah, seriously, when I make food, I don't wash my hands every 30 seconds and have never made it a point to wear a cap while cooking. I seem to be doing ok. The poutine isn't bad, their gravy isn't the best. Their fries, however, are amazing so I...

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

Dick: When I was a kid I asked my father who was a doctor whether it was important to wash one's hands after urinating. He replied that urine does not carry disease causing organisms. Urine is just eliminating waste materials from the body such as urea. Feces, of...

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

little ukraine: i did - it's crazy expensive, thankfully my fiancee's parents were paying the bill. montauk is quite an interesting place, definitely worth a trip. you might be interested to see Robert Moses' Hither Hills State Park, though there is also a ton of stuff dating to several centuries...

in response to Montauk Manor

EvilGentleman: Oh, and how is the Poutine, CE? Believe it or not, I have never eaten poutine in my life. Just never appealed to me.

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

EvilGentleman: Wanna bet that Antoine gets sick more often than the rest of us? If so, it is probably due to the fact that his body has no germs to build immunities to. Put down the Purell and gimme a handshake, Antoine. And for God's sake, take off that silly-looking surgical...

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

Antoine: It doesn't mean that if it's OKAY with you then it's fine. A food inspector went to pay them a visit and yes, he confirmed that no one was washing their hands neither wearing a cap. A fine was delivered and since then, they have more respect for their custommers....

in response to Decarie Hot Dogs

Cinic: Hey CE, Im in little burgundy now, on St-Jacques. Its true that Griffintown is rather inconvenient. Ive also lived in the old port on Wellington which was also very inconvenient for food shopping.

in response to Griffentown (William)

CartLegger: Wow! Nice Spread. I've been meaning to head to Montauk, but just cause its the end of Long Island. I did not actually consider being inside a building. But this is a nice one. Did you stay here?

in response to Montauk Manor

CE: Ah, the ETS residences, there always seem to be weird parties in that building. I was invited to the annual beach party in the court yard by some people at the bizarre student dep. They were pretty desperate that I bring girls, I always feel bad for the...

in response to Griffentown (William)

female just wondering: Question? is any one concerned with washings ones hands when your done peeing? Don't know how santitary this would be to continue with out washing , but I do see many with the opportunity to wash and don't.

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

jeeff: thanks. you can see my camera here. it's a sony DSC-P100 -- nothing special. patience is the key for night photography. i use my bike or another stationary object as a "tripod" and take 10-20 exposures to try and get a good one.

in response to Eastern Ave at Night

male123: If they blended into the scenery we would never see them. We are already accused of not being able to hit the mark.

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

Cinic: the big o is the Olympic stadium from the 1976 Montreal Olympic games. It has been a huge problem for years. Basically its falling apart and Mtlers just finished paying it off like 2 years ago. Its falling apart because much of its concrete was looted during construction. I have...

in response to Mtl East

jack: if i were standing in the middle of that pic and a train was coming i wouldn't know where to run, but what is the big O.

in response to Mtl East

jack: how did you get such a big photo on 600 pixels, but the street and trolley lines are great, the angle, the distance, very good.

in response to Eastern Ave at Night

jack: but sonia, isn't that a boy's bike?

in response to Yet Another Bike

jack: sonia, sorry for your stolen bike, i loved your bike, it reminded me of the black schwinn phantom with chrome fenders and a radio in the console. put on handel streamers and away you go. when i was a kid i had a scooter, i loved that scooter,...

in response to Yet Another Bike

little ukraine: ::applause:: nice shots

in response to Eastern Ave at Night

jack: very nice pic's. you caught the accent of the squatting man and the busy working people on their way to their jobs, the guy who walks the line, pretty people, pretty flowers in a garbage alley, life.

in response to Around Montreal, July 2007

jack: i like it. mysterious, dark alley sort of thing i used to hang out in in the city.

in response to Griffentown (William)

jack: yep, thats it, thanks cartlegger, i remember coming in on an army bus and then walking the gang plank with duffel bag.

in response to Brooklyn\'s Rusty Shores

Cinic: Yes, Griffintown. For some reason I always spell it griffentown anyways... I used to live in Griffintown as well, at the ETS residence on Ottawa. Its still my favorite nhood in Mtl.

in response to Griffentown (William)

Cinic: Good pics of Shaughnessy Village, they really represent well the nhood.

in response to Around Montreal, July 2007

Cinic: Wow, these photos are amazing, I really love the east end king st. picture. What camera are you using, you seem to have very little noise.

in response to Eastern Ave at Night

JessicaMarie80642: I think It's a good Idea. I have had NUMEROUS friends be arrested or citationed for peeing in public behind a car or in a parking garage when they were drunk because they had to go so bad. I would much rather it be legal and Covered up- you can't...

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

XxxshannonxxX: last night, a little raccoon touched it's nose on my hand, cuz i freed it from a garbage dumpster bin. it was so cute, but i was shaking afterwards. does anyone know if there is any laws about feeding wild raccoons. i am asking, cuz i live in an appartment building, and...

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

CraigDeco: Your photos are awesome, and really catch the feeling of this unusual area. It's really ready to change to the next hip area- it's close to just about everything. Love 'Ridge Avenue'- is this Ridge,13th and Green Streets? How cool would this building be rehabbed, with a great bar/restaurant and a...

in response to Spring Garden / West Poplar / Loft District: Lost in Transition

joey: CE- your griffintown post is still great in it's own right

in response to Griffentown (William)

joey: what earthquake

in response to War As Usual

Joe: That means I love you in sign language.

in response to Sackett Street

CartLegger: My condolences from Brooklyn. I just got off mine on the way home from a lovely sunset ride, and had a warm fuzzy moment scaring people out of the way on the Brooklyn Bridge. Man, I dig those two wheels. Anyway, sorry for what happened. Hope you can replace it....

in response to Yet Another Bike

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