EagleEye
Senior Member
Your poor sister. 9 is far too young for a girl to get married.
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Your poor sister. 9 is far too young for a girl to get married.
FWIW, it's interesting that Ford's public appearances on Saturday appear to be his most "incident-free" yet post-rehab--or at least, we're not hearing through the grapevine about booing or shirtless protesters hogging the energy. It's like the "happy selfie Ford" of old--unless somebody can report otherwise...
They're loving him
https://twitter.com/greekcomtoronto/status/485586669966721024
Too weird.
Explains the suit after being at the Argo game earlier. Can't see how this kind of schedule right after 2 months of peace (rehab or not) is at all ok with real counsellors. I bet Diane is there making sure Robby don't mess up her investment
specsdon: Thanks mama it was jokes he jus kept saying respect lol
No proof targeted killings in Vaughan linked: York Regional Police
http://www.yorkregion.com/news-stor...lings-in-vaughan-linked-york-regional-police/
...Two victims, Salvatore “Sam†Calautti, 41, who was shot and killed in July 2013 outside a stag party, and Carmine Verduci, 56, gunned down in broad daylight in April outside a west Woodbridge cafe, have been dubbed mafia killings by various sources in media reports.
Anatomy of a scandal: Mammoliti’s big bash
http://www.nowtoronto.com/news/story.cfm?content=198771
Mystery “stagâ€
Six days before the fundraiser, Red Velvet cut Mammoliti a cheque for $16,000, marked "Stag." Leiper did not consider this cheque as part of her report except to note that its "timing and source raise questions."
Irony, Oh Irony!
My partner and I had an hour to kill between seeing 12 Angry Men at Soulpepper (a bit dated, but still excellently played and relevant) and meeting my nephew and his fiancee for dinner at Weezie's (King, one block east of Parliament, worth the trip). So we wandered west on King and found a cute little patio in the afternoon shade on Ontario St. ("Mangia e Bevi") and had a beer. We'll go back for the dinner menu, it looked great. Directly across from us was the entrance to a 1940's building with a gorgeous Art Deco bas relief sculpture over the entrance. Alas, the entrance itself was a pair of glass doors etched with the "S(t)un" newspaper logo.
But here's the punchline: the bas relief sculpture included the motto "Labour, Cooperation, Science", so I googled that on my smartass phone. Turns out that the S(t)un newspaper that has so loyally and unquestioningly licked the anus of our drug-addicted ass-clown nightmayor and his (presumed former) drug-dealing brother is head-quartered in a building that was built to house the offices of...
wait for it....
the "Drug Trading Company."
I am not making this up.
(srsly, go to Soulpepper and Weezie's. you won't regret it. No commercial interest in either enterprise, just a happy customer
The G&M article by Hui talks about "... Jeff Silverstein, the newly hired communications director on the re-election campaign for Toronto’s embattled mayor." He said that Silverstein "... appeared at the mayor’s side at each of his public events, listening intently with arms crossed during interviews, and pacing around the mayor’s office between appearances." Aren't there rules that separate when a sitting city employee is working for the city versus campaigning for re-election? Don't their re-election employees have to stay out of their employer's CH office? It seems like the only work both Fords are doing is campaigning.
It was May 6, the first city council meeting after Rob Ford went into rehab for alcohol and drug abuse. I got on the small official elevator on the main floor of city hall only to find Ford’s big brother Doug was on the same elevator. The elevator stopped on the second floor and everyone but the two of us got out. Some other people were about to get on but Doug asked them to wait so that we could talk. The doors closed, he turned to me and said, “Rob feels really badly about what he said. He is embarrassed.”
....Like most of you, I don’t want to spend any more time on the circus. Bottom line, I am bored of Mr. Ford.
Yesterday, Stintz was at city hall with a security guard escorting her. That's pretty sad but another byproduct of the Ford mayoralty.