The Gibraltar Point Lighthouse sits on the southernmost part of the Toronto Islands. It was built in 1808, and is the oldest lighthouse on the Great Lakes, and one of the oldest buildings in the City of Toronto. It is … Continue reading The Haunted Lighthouse Day Thread
Hello out there, we’re on the air, it’s Hockey Night tonight Tension grows, the whistle blows, and the puck goes down the ice The goalie jumps, and the players bump, and the fans all go insane Someone roars, “Bobby Scores!”, at the … Continue reading The Best Day Thread You Can Name
An interstate highway — sixty-five — running from Alabama up to just shy of Chicago. It ought to be quitting time in this part of Kentucky, but the daylight just won’t shake. The sun just won’t go away. There are … Continue reading The Kentucky Route Zero Night Thread
Inspired by a short discussion in the OT, this is a thread to gauge interest in an Avocado Fantasy Hockey League. I figure we need at least eight people to make it worthwhile, so if you’re interested please comment below. … Continue reading Avocado Fantasy Hockey
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I was going to do a longer write-up for the Night Thread about a game, but I had something come up and I didn’t have time to write it. In lieu of that, here’s a short documentary I watched recently … Continue reading The Night Thread Makes a Canoe
In the early 1930s, the map of the London Underground was a bit of a mess. In the middle of the city, lines crisscrossed haphazardly, making it difficult to tell how to to get where you where going, while outlying … Continue reading The Harry Beck Day Thread
Anthony Bourdain was found dead today in Strasbourg, France. A celebrity chef and host of popular food and travel shows like No Resevations and Parts Unknown, he was known for bringing international destinations and cultures to life through their food … Continue reading Anthony Bourdain, 1956 – 2018
First of all, don’t worry, the title is as much French as there’s going to be (even that is stretching my own abilities and may be wrong). Second, today’s day thread is about one of my favourite places in Canada, … Continue reading Le fil de la journée en Gaspésie
I almost forgot that I signed up to do the day thread today, so here’s a quick look at one of my favourite buses, the GMC New Look. Introduced in 1959 and produced until 1986, the GMC New Look was … Continue reading The Day Thread has a New Look
Welcome to the day thread live pre-scheduled from Hogtown, Tronnah, the Centre of the Universe, the 6ix, Muddy York, or, if you really insist, Toronto, Ontario. Yes, it’s my first day thread, and if you’ve ever read my comments here, you … Continue reading The Toronto Day Thread
For most of Counterpart’s runtime so far, our Howard’s role in the story so far has mostly been to give befuddled reactions to the events occurring around him, while characters like Other Howard and Harry Lloyd’s Peter Quayle have been … Continue reading Counterpart S1E4: “Both Sides Now”
No real review tonight, I’m afraid: I had a couple of drinks with dinner, and I am lacking the mental capacity to think critically about a show as dense as Counterpart. I may come back tomorrow evening and write something … Continue reading Counterpart S1E3: “The Lost Art of Diplomacy”
From the looks of things, no one has started posting coverage of Counterpoint yet (though I can’t speak to anything that may be on the Other Side’s Avocado), even though we’re on the second episode I guess I might as … Continue reading Counterpart S1E2: “Birds of a Feather”
A little over a month ago, on October 17th, an entire country stopped to remember a singer. His name was Gord Downie, he was the frontman of Canada’s The Tragically Hip, and he had passed away from terminal brain … Continue reading Artist Spotlight: The Tragically Hip
