Comments about steam

There are 61 comments about "steam"

Mr.Wii: traditional Combo. 2 steamies, fries and drink... $5.25 tax included....

in response to: Decarie Hot Dogs by CE

Dukester: fries is 1.75 and steamie 1.25 i think. More expensive than it used to be, particularly the poutine at 4.50, but it takes much better now I think....

in response to: Decarie Hot Dogs by CE

Lou Romero: Welcome aboard Bertha, looks like the Father Heitz memories is in full steam, yes, Father Martin, I believe did marry one of the nuns, I think they had to leave the church to do that, I......

in response to: A Rare Ruin in Bushwick by upfromflames

IBM: Lived in St Laurent 1980-88. Just east of Decarie on Cote Vertu in fact. Probably ate more Decarie Steamies than was good for me and I still have the occasional Jones for a couple. You'd......

in response to: Decarie Hot Dogs by CE

CartLegger: Yes. this is a fine spot, an old fashioned joint that is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Chinatown. It always looks empty, but you feel like a real important customer with undending offers of......

in response to: Nam Wah Tea Parlor by Peter

Oldfart: This isn't a hockey tradition. Montreal loves its riots ever since the Quebec legislature passed the Rebellion Losses Bill in 1849 and an English mob torched the parliament buildings, which used to be here. Since then......

in response to: Hockey Victory Riot by EvilGentleman

Alan Taylor: Hi Sheila & Cyril, I recall both farms and used to go and watch 'young' Max Shacklady and his followers practice wrestling in one of the upper barns behind which the threshing machine with long belt......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

Cyril Bagshaw: Hi Rob, Truly, the old village character of Irlam and Cadishead is disappearing from what was a about a Two mile narrow strip with very little either side of the main road. I was thinking only the......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

HomerJ: I used to eat there quite often back in the early 90's. Often I'd get 2 burgers, 2 steamies and a poutine and then go park somewhere and stuff it down my gullet. When I......

in response to: Decarie Hot Dogs by CE

Bob Salmon: A bit late, sorry, my internet connection broke down. Hi Alan You are correct with what you say about the sky lighting up. Having worked in all the areas that could light up the sky, I will endeavour......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

ValleyCruiser: 1952 Nash, interesting looking car., tough cars in their day. I have a 1953 Kaiser Manhattan & a 1950 Studebaker Champion Starlite Coupe I'd love to get my hand on a '50s Nash or Willys. The independents of......

in response to: Classic Cars 4 - 1952 Nash by EvilGentleman

Keith Ogden: loads of memories from this site.I was born and grew up in cadishead 1939-1960 The train on irlam park was what my father drove at the soap works.I remeber Irlam hall being demolished, i was christened......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

Chris: Washington Baths, Tilyou's Steeplechase Park [the fan blowing up the skirts , the giant slide, the spinning circle, the round ticket with George's face on it] Wonder Wheel's sliding car, Nathan's fried shrimps in......

in response to: Coney & Surroundings by kricket

missjhyde: My husband was one of the steamfitters who built this Ravenswood Co-generation power plant. It was completed three years ago and built right next to the old Ravenswood. The three tallest stacks are from the......

in response to: Kraftwerk by Peter

AMRITHRAJ UDUPA: Even I wondered what they are for ... Untill I read about them here .. I have a pic of these steam pipe on NY road ,when I visited NY . ....

in response to: Road works by barry

stepha: ok, i think it was dubrows, really incredible potato pirogen, fried or steamed. yum! during the early 50's my family would eat there. we lived on crown, then carroll st....

in response to: Eastern Parkway Memories by Unknown

CartLegger: here's some more historical background, compliment's of PBS POV program--the Spambot won't let me attach a link, so read below: Barren Island, which appears on few modern maps, holds a special place in the city's garbage......

in response to: Barren Island by CartLegger

joey: columbus, ohio in july. the photos look kind of steamy. it was probably just too stinking hot outside. ...

in response to: Downton Columbus by maybetoday

Alan Clarke: Decarie Hot Dog is a Montreal cultural icon! I no longer live in Montreal BUT whenever I'm there even for a day I must make the pilgrimmage. I was there on the first day they......

in response to: Decarie Hot Dogs by CE

Alfonso Criscuoli: My partner is from Cadishead, and like some people have said, there isn't much happening there but that is not a bad thing at all. Living in London, which I hate, I find Cadishead......

in response to: Irlam, Manchester by Andrew Smith

Caleb Chatfield: Yes Scott, the old Sankey Motors building comprises the sum total of what goes on in Belleville. Maybe this is your point, to get a rise out of individuals and to make broad sweeping......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 3 by Scott Sargent

kc: Those almost look like artworks/messages! Steam! Communication! Level (3). Like instructions about moods or something. It's hot under the collar. Don't blow your lid, etc....

in response to: Philadelphia Manhole Covers by GGP

Dave: [[img:17929]] The picture shows a paddle steamer. c1900, which was twin funnelled and used for pleasure trips to Liverpool. The aqueduct is on the right hand side and the road bridge on the left hand side.......

in response to: Barton Power Station by Dave

DAVE: [[img:17789]] T1082. Irlam Viaduct carried Railway Deviation Number 5 over the Manchester Ship Canal. Here we can see the Canal's construction under the Bridge. A line of wagons full of extracted material waits to be taken......

in response to: These Things No Longer Exist by Andrew Smith

Cosmo: Hello, aer suzuki! Yes, the design of the Bob-Lo boats is interesting. The Columbia was built in 1902 and the Ste. Claire in 1910, so I presume the design parameters are quite different from......

in response to: Detroit River Transport by Cosmo

Chris Erb: The yellow trucks used to freak me out when I first moved here. I couldn't figure out why they were yellow when the rest of the world has red trucks. The thing that......

in response to: Fire by CE

sarcastic magician: Ahhh, Louisiana. Gotta love them coonasses. EG, you missed the drive-thru windows at the liquor stores! (yep, not only seen 'em, patronized them once on a trip over there) Now about the legal......

in response to: Does Anyone Else Find This Stupid? by EvilGentleman

EvilGentleman: A steam-powered Concorde, perhaps?...

in response to: responsible persons by elaine

Peter: so far, hands down, its "ashleys", the little hole-in-the-wall with the bright orange facade and the plastic chairs out front sitting in the wedge-shaped storefront at/near the intersection of {sterling} and {flatbush}, just up flatbush......

in response to: Bigges by Peter

steam: Suicide hotline? If your planing to top yourself when do you make the time for a chat?...

in response to: Bored at Work by Peter

Peter: mmmm, i love asparagus. i find that boiling/steaming them makes them bland and boring, so my favorite way to eat em is grilled. i break off the rough bottom ends and sear them in a......

in response to: Asparagi by groovehouse

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Wow! Looks like a steamy drink at Quarks Bar in Vegas. But real....

in response to: Boiling Lake by Cameo

jack: very good ggp that was interesting about the toxins. my wife cleans and then steams the mussels when they open she breaks them in half and puts bread crumbs with olive oil and tomato......

in response to: Great Kills by GGP

Guy McLaren: When I was a kid I saw the aftermath of two steam engines that hit each other head on....

in response to: Train Derails on Bridge by EvilGentleman

Leon: I have pumas, ironically. I'd take a picture of them, but once again, I'm cameraless. And I stepped in a big steamy pile two weeks ago, and haven't felt like cleaning them....

in response to: Cause and Effect: by Peter

The Right Honourable Stephen Harper: Perhaps I should rejoice that my face was too contorted with zeal for any of you to recognise me as I celebrated my election victory in Kensington Market, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olivia......

in response to: Motorist Vs Courier by hool

Raoul Davachi: I'm a bike courier, and I am so god damn tired of people in cars, or worse, people in suits walking on sidewalks who think they rule the world. I was talking to the......

in response to: Motorist Vs Courier by hool

4 mode observation: This incident is an excellent example of some of the worst features of human behaviour and the consequences that result from the actions of those who are misguided and self indulgent enough to believe they......

in response to: Motorist Vs Courier by hool

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: A huge steam pipe the size of a building. Or maybe it's just perspective. [[img:6707]] ...

in response to: Road works by barry

Anonymous (104.205.204.68.cfl.res.rr.com): While it is true that White Star lines and Cunard lines were seperate companies at the time of the Titanic accident,Both steamship compainies used the above pier due to the amount of heavy ship traffic......

in response to: Cunard White Star Lines by Peter

jack: crush the potatoes and then boil them andlet the steam run through a hose to a bottle. now tomatoes are different. theyre red and have a better shape. and when they rot......

in response to: The Bodegas of Washington Avenue by Peter

elaine: yeah, there was one lurking by the funnel in one of the recent underground steamship photos too (ambient fedex!)...

in response to: Shopping on Flatbush by Peter

elaine: automata, yess. and funfairs, they used to be steam didn't they? i am not against a little overkill in the right context...

in response to: Road works by barry

elaine: yeah. most of the pictures i have posted on cn have been within a half hour walk of where i live and i see more things to photograph all the time. i do live in......

in response to: Steam Pipe, 5th Ave by Dave

Jamie: and what would you use the steam for? maybe it couldbe used to power a tiny automaton blacksmith like the one pictured here, though this seems to me to be ##overkill##. [[img:1029100427bigman_littleman]]...

in response to: Road works by barry

elaine: so do you pay to use the steam or what? and what generates it?...

in response to: Road works by barry

Peter: ##"...Some 30 billion pounds of steam every year flow beneath the streets of Manhattan from the Battery to 96th Street. While it is unknown to most New Yorkers, Con Edison's subterranean steam system is the......

in response to: Road works by barry

Peter: and [[1768:another]]: [[img:3964]] theyre steam vents... theres a huge (and ancient, hah) network of steam-pipes/tunnels in nyc's infrastructure. whenever {ConEd} or some other utility group goes in to do work, they often have to avert/redirect/vent off the......

in response to: Road works by barry

indykid: Can someone from NY please explain what these stripy "steam tubes" are actually for. I'm from the UK, but I remember seeing loads of these things when I visited NY a few years back. Is......

in response to: Road works by barry

elaine: now ##that## is mental. it looks like a steam ship has got buried under the road...

in response to: Road works by barry

Peter: we just remove em, wash em (to get all the gooey pumpkin-innards bits off of them) and bake them at 350 until they look done or start to brown a bit. thats if you like......

in response to: jack o\'lanterns on november 1st by jeeff

jack: at one time, long ago, i ate my lunch, looking out onto those murky waters. i thought this was my city. i guess we all feel the city is about some part of......

in response to: Floating Island by kc

joey: it probably smells funky on this street. that stale steam and sewery smell on the back streets downtown....

in response to: Seattle WA by fuzzytank

Confused to Nikki: Nikki - be worried, but also understand that the majority of folks in the neighborhood would wish this gang stuff would go away. Be worried but be smart, do not go out past 11. Get......

in response to: Humboldt Park by corsakti

Dubhain: Actually, IIRC, this is what was known as GM's Tarrytown Assembly Plant. This would explane the pits in the factory floor. From GM's 2001 press release trumpeting a (defunct) development deal for the site: "The former......

in response to: Abandoned General Motors Plant by Peter

Peter: ahh, nyc has that same phenomenon, what with the pollution/filth and the cleansing rain. in the summer, the hot, steamy rains work wonders... you can sometimes literally see the grime running off of walls and......

in response to: Seoul from hotel window by Trace

Peter: steamy, rainy, lovely. im loving the photomontage stuff here lately, also......

in response to: twice for a rainy night by fuzzytank

elaine: i know, p, don't worry, just letting off steam. and i have long since given up trying to be a 'woman in manual trades' type - i rely on feminine wiles and indifference to get......

in response to: Stairs 2 by Selig

hasslehoff: If you had to choose betwwen being screwed over by large multinational corporations, who it could be argued have achieved their status legitimately and under thier own steam, or by a self elected rabble of......

in response to: watching queen by elaine

fuzzytank: thank ya well ill be up here around seattle for the next 2 years so let me know if you need any other specific picks ;) oh and i got a chance to get inside the steam......

in response to: Seattle WA by fuzzytank

trouble: no, although you made me remember about a really great little park in the middle of lake erie called 'boblo island'. i remember going there a couple of times as a kid. part......

in response to: St. Kilda, Melbourne by O