Things I did: I went bowling(at World Bowl).
Suggested: Yes.
Bowling is really fun and really cheap. I’ve actually never been 10 pin bowling before this, and was really surprised. It’s like 20$ for an hour in a lane plus like 3$ per person for shoes at this place. Competitive bowling anyone?
Things I did: I watched The Raid.
Suggested: Yes.
This opened at TIFF last night, and it was the best action movie I’ve seen in years. It’s Indonesian, so there are subs, but its non-stop super graphic fire fights, knife fights, and martial arts. Awesome time.
Things I did: Mud mask facial.
Suggested: Yes.
It feels good as you put it on. Cool and refreshing. And then it starts to dry. This is when it feels like its going to take your face off. After you wash it off however, it leaves your skin feeling really clean and soft. Cool stuff.
Things I did: Listened to the C4 Experiment(as hosted by Christopher Walken).
Suggested: No.
This is pretty cool, and I enjoyed it. It’s awesomely produced songs rapped over by Toronto talent. I wouldn’t really suggest it though, because it seems like alot of the rappers are scrubs. Some gems in there if you want to delve. Click on the gramophone to download.
Things I did: Boxer Briefs.
Suggested: Yes.
They do everything in all the right places. Science at its best.
Things I did: I watched Duck You Sucker.
Suggested: Yes.
A comic spaghetti western romp turns into a bloody and gritty story about revolution. Best movie I’ve seen in a while. OH yeah it’s be Sergio Leone.
Things I did: I went to Red Lobster.
Suggested: No.
THIS MADE ME BARF. That’s pretty hard to do. Also expensive.
Things I did: I watched Damages Season 1.
Suggested: Yes.
Things to watch for: Ray Fiske. Also very intricate and well told story.
Things I did: Ate at the CNE.
Suggested: Yes.
So many things. Do no eat the onion. Everything else is fair.
Fine warriors once defended lows,
though they thought them rather high.
Their worlds confirmed all their wows,
and left them strong but saturnine.
It would not be the lands discovered
that would shake them from their gloom,
but their yet kilned hearts would be fired
by the news of coming doom.
Their hearts did fill,
their shields did shake,
their teeth were showing till:
the night prophesied arrived
and they all were standing, still.
Then they ripped their seer to pieces,
the dogs feasted on his limbs.
Their lives were given brand new leases
they wrote new battle hymns.
Their songs and selves were rewrote
with but one common theme
to leave their lands by rugged boat
and surrender to a dream.
A dream they’d all had reoccurring
but were ashamed to admit
lavish parties they’d be throwing
with nothing left remit.
They feasted drank and fornicated,
oh and some of them were women,
and this behavior is still duplicated
in a southern constellation.
