Marvellous work on those diagrams, guys!

That section just refuses to towe the line.

Based on the render, that weed-filled dead zone is just about the last place one would want to sit down and enjoy the surroundings. Sitting there for more than five minutes would have one applying for MAID.

Ooh, I like the cut of your jib.

Well done. It was a rare error, but it left him sizzling and desirous of grilling the OP.

Not true. Jon is invariably short for Jonathan, which is wholly different from John and not analogous to Mike and Michael. Either way, I agree it is a molehill, not a mountain.

Yes, admittedly so.

Would be nice to be rid of those unsightly transmission towers.

Come on, it's not bad. Derivative, but certainly not hideous.

Agreed. He makes up policy on the fly. Regarding booze bags, my feeling is that DoFo waddled into an LCBO last week sans bags, and was outraged that he had to pay a few pennies for a paper bag. Meanwhile Rome burns. But back to 19 Bloor W.

Nice vantage.

If your poo looks like that beige heap, a visit to a doctor might be in order.

True. The 3-section version, which was denied, would have made the tower symmetrical.

This thing is a cure for insomnia.

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I prefer this to 645 Yonge across the street, which I find looks a little wonky with those two extra spires.

Call me crazy if you wish, but I fancy it.

"Notable" only for its banality.

~600 ft.

Aw, it's not bad. At least it's colourful and cheerful.

Is this the same crew that's working on The Pemberton? The pace is glacial.