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I think I have a new yearly tradition. Newspapers in the US post the Sun's editors' letter Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus... I post this ( Read more... )

Behold, an early birthday tribute to korgmeister.

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Happy fucking holidays, everyone.

These 65 photos make me so sentimental for the Yard Dogs Road Show and their amazing performances. This photographer is quite talented and captured the spirit of their shows adeptly.http://paintdragon.smugmug.com/Entertainment

me: Spider and isochronous used to call each other up with "Hey, hoser." For no apparent reason, since neither of them are even remotely Canadian.
the navitas: It's a Canadian thing ;)
me: I know that... and they know that. They were just being silly.
the navitas: odd
me: What's more, isochronous knows fuck all about Canada and is not interested in changing that ( Read more... )

     I'm in love with a dyslexic, bisexual, cross-dressing, polyamourous, semi-Francophone Pagan Canadian. Life throws some curves...

     It's snowing in Montréal tonight, and has been since this morning. My Canadian Romance 2010 is in full swing, spending mornings waking up next to the Navitas, Navi for short. Navi calls himself The Human Furnace. Draughts around the covers don't bother Canadians. There's something oddly sexy about someone who can ice skate without skates ( Read more... )

     Things that are true of New York City:

Yes, there are incredibly rude people here. Some of them working in customer service.

But yes, there are also a lot of surprisingly helpful people. People that don't know you from jack, but will help you find where you're going if you're lost, or the like.

God, this city's fucking ( Read more... )

     Soon to come: the 2010 edition of My Canadian Romance, featuring a Pagan, bisexual, cross-dressing Anglophone Quebecker who can eat lightbulbs and walk on glass without getting hurt. And this guy. And, oh yeah, the amazing embryomystic, of course.

Montréal doth beckon. But for now, laundry, packing, and freaking out. Then New York City action ( Read more... )

     Love hurts, at least according to many a romantic songwriter, but it may also help ease pain, US scientists suggest.

Brain scans suggest many of the areas normally involved in pain response are also activated by amorous thoughts.

The full story here.