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I went to Toronto about 10 years ago. Yonge St. is pronounced like "Young" ... what's that about? Was someone really bad at spelling when they laid the grid out?
I went to Toronto about 10 years ago. Yonge St. is pronounced like "Young" ... what's that about? Was someone really bad at spelling when they laid the grid out?
Yes, Yonge St (longest street in world) is pronounced "young". It was named after some knight named Yonge.
EDIT: I don't think it is weird spelling. Should the thing in you mouth be spelled toung? lol
onion thanks for the advice on the craft beer. I checked out C’est What and Tallboys. I was at Tallboys on the Saturday of St. Patricks day and had a blast.
I've spent about a dozen weekends there, and I have never had a bad time there. In fact, I don't think I have ever even had an "ok" time there.
Great for boys trip: food, great drinks, most beautiful women in the country, great ballet clubs Great for couples getaway: great food, great drinks, beautiful Old Montreal, great sights
I've spent about a dozen weekends there, and I have never had a bad time there. In fact, I don't think I have ever even had an "ok" time there.
Great for boys trip: food, great drinks, most beautiful women in the country, great ballet clubs Great for couples getaway: great food, great drinks, beautiful Old Montreal, great sights
It occurred to me yesterday that I'm less than an 8 hour drive from and it and I don't know why I haven't made that trip yet.
The younger drinkers in my family and their party friends would often snort booze off an upside down shot glass. I have never heard or seen this take place in the States. I would like to know if this a common practice for Canadians (maybe just southern Ontario), a simple misunderstanding on how to operate a shot glass, or is this just a privilege reserved for the Polish Canucks?
Also, can you see the Arctic circle from your house?
The younger drinkers in my family and their party friends would often snort booze off an upside down shot glass. I have never heard or seen this take place in the States. 1)I would like to know if this a common practice for Canadians (maybe just southern Ontario), a simple misunderstanding on how to operate a shot glass, or is this just a privilege reserved for the Polish Canucks?
2)Also, can you see the Arctic circle from your house?
I've spent about a dozen weekends there, and I have never had a bad time there. In fact, I don't think I have ever even had an "ok" time there.
Great for boys trip: food, great drinks, most beautiful women in the country, great ballet clubs Great for couples getaway: great food, great drinks, beautiful Old Montreal, great sights
It occurred to me yesterday that I'm less than an 8 hour drive from and it and I don't know why I haven't made that trip yet.
Well worth it!
And don't worry about any perceived language barriers. Unlike the rest of Quebec, Montreal is fully bilingual, and you will never have a problem speaking English in the city.
The younger drinkers in my family and their party friends would often snort booze off an upside down shot glass. I have never heard or seen this take place in the States. 1)I would like to know if this a common practice for Canadians (maybe just southern Ontario), a simple misunderstanding on how to operate a shot glass, or is this just a privilege reserved for the Polish Canucks?
2)Also, can you see the Arctic circle from your house?
1)no
2)yes
Totally hijacking my thread dude, does the tittle say "CANADIAN ONION"?????? ;-)
And mike, I dunno about polish Canadians or southern Ontario tradition, but I know I do remember being at a house party when I was 18, and me and the boys dared eachother to snort vodka in this manner. I can't remember who's idea it was, or if there was a proper explanation as to why we were doing it. All I really remember is for the rest of the night we were all screaming at people, saying " DONT SNORT THE VODKA!!!!!!!!
The younger drinkers in my family and their party friends would often snort booze off an upside down shot glass. I have never heard or seen this take place in the States. I would like to know if this a common practice for Canadians (maybe just southern Ontario), a simple misunderstanding on how to operate a shot glass, or is this just a privilege reserved for the Polish Canucks?
Whow. Flashback! When I lived in Paris, I frequented a Canadian bar called The Moose (Moosehead) and people did that a lot there. I tried it once and thought I was going to die after half a second. I had no idea it was a Canadian thing- I figured it was just a dumb thing the Marines that I hung out with did.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
I've spent about a dozen weekends there, and I have never had a bad time there. In fact, I don't think I have ever even had an "ok" time there.
Great for boys trip: food, great drinks, most beautiful women in the country, great ballet clubs Great for couples getaway: great food, great drinks, beautiful Old Montreal, great sights
It occurred to me yesterday that I'm less than an 8 hour drive from and it and I don't know why I haven't made that trip yet.
yeah, we were shut down yesterday when that happened. I've worked in that area where that happened. There have been a lot of sightings this year. It's pretty terrible.
1- That is awful! 2- Is there really still that much snow up there?! Why do you live there!? It is supposed to be 85 here today and I couldn't be more thrilled about it. Does it ever get to 85 where you live? Maybe I need to take these questions over to the Boner-Canada thread....
No, there is no snow on the ground, probably an old picture. It's already hit 75 a couple days, and we'll eventually hit 80's and 90's through the summer, but this year has been a lot cooler. And there have been flurries in the mornings, but in the next week or so it's gonna warm right up and stay that way till September at least
1- That is awful! 2- Is there really still that much snow up there?! Why do you live there!? It is supposed to be 85 here today and I couldn't be more thrilled about it. Does it ever get to 85 where you live? Maybe I need to take these questions over to the Boner-Canada thread....
No, there is no snow on the ground, probably an old picture. It's already hit 75 a couple days, and we'll eventually hit 80's and 90's through the summer, but this year has been a lot cooler. And there have been flurries in the mornings, but in the next week or so it's gonna warm right up and stay that way till September at least
This makes me feel much better for you. The snow in that picture was rather concerning for May! I cannot handle the cold that I imagine Canada brings. I give you props for dealing with it.
Also, that is by far the most disgusting gif I have ever seen. And yet, I can't stop watching it......
Also, that is by far the most disgusting gif I have ever seen. And yet, I can't stop watching it......
Me too. And upon further thought I'm wondering if the Canadian bloated whale problem is so big that this may be a full time position? If so, maybe I do want his job, it'd only be terrible for a few minutes every so often. I can deal with that.
Also, that is by far the most disgusting gif I have ever seen. And yet, I can't stop watching it......
Me too. And upon further thought I'm wondering if the Canadian bloated whale problem is so big that this may be a full time position? If so, maybe I do want his job, it'd only be terrible for a few minutes every so often. I can deal with that.
I think dealing with the "popping" part is somewhat tolerable, but I bet they have to clean up the mess afterwards too. And if that's the case I want no part. You can see all the innards coming out... No thank you.
Me too. And upon further thought I'm wondering if the Canadian bloated whale problem is so big that this may be a full time position? If so, maybe I do want his job, it'd only be terrible for a few minutes every so often. I can deal with that.
I think dealing with the "popping" part is somewhat tolerable, but I bet they have to clean up the mess afterwards too. And if that's the case I want no part. You can see all the innards coming out... No thank you.
See I'm the opposite, it's the popping/splattering that bothers me (hell, I don't even like to open refrigerator biscuits, seriously). We could split this job perfectly.
I think dealing with the "popping" part is somewhat tolerable, but I bet they have to clean up the mess afterwards too. And if that's the case I want no part. You can see all the innards coming out... No thank you.
See I'm the opposite, it's the popping/splattering that bothers me (hell, I don't even like to open refrigerator biscuits, seriously). We could split this job perfectly.
Sounds wonderful. Although now that you mention it, opening biscuits & popping balloons scares me. But I think it's the sound- it's just so loud. With this I feel like I could throw on some headphones, hold my breath, and be fine. I could then move on to the next whale while you take care of the mess. Them I'd circle back around and help dispose of the mess you've cleaned up.
If there's a market for this kind of thing in Canada we should totally start a business.
See I'm the opposite, it's the popping/splattering that bothers me (hell, I don't even like to open refrigerator biscuits, seriously). We could split this job perfectly.
Sounds wonderful. Although now that you mention it, opening biscuits & popping balloons scares me. But I think it's the sound- it's just so loud. With this I feel like I could throw on some headphones, hold my breath, and be fine. I could then move on to the next whale while you take care of the mess. Them I'd circle back around and help dispose of the mess you've cleaned up.
If there's a market for this kind of thing in Canada we should totally start a business.
Do you have a whale that requires popping? Try "Boner's Poppers." 50% discount to Habs fans!
i have mad respect for canada. (as a joke, of course, i always say canadia). i can't really say i've never met a canadian i didn't like. last year, there were a lot of canadians i met at bonnaroo who were excited for the sheep dogs... anyways, rad fucking thread!
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.