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   (2006.02.15)

This Is Broken: Zip.CA signup procedure erases all your correct entries when you make a mistake

   (2006.02.15)

Now you know where they get their fuel. SOYLENT ZAMBONI IS PEOPLE!

Profile view of white Zamboni levered open in a three-piece zigzag, with two people visible behind it at the wall of a skating rink

I initially missed this shot (and you know how I hate that), but the firefightron, who was, sadly, not Chris the Fireman, obligingly reënacted this news story for me, just like on network television.

Red Toronto fire engine’s cab rotates away from the wheels along the axis of the front bumper, with an open service panel on the main body behind it
   (2006.02.13)

Joe does Freakonomics™ to show that some elite women hockey players are big enough for the NHL

   (2006.02.11)

This THRILL-CAM shot depicts a full-sized Lande Rovère with Ontario and (apparently) British plates (front plate is one row, black type on white) and what I thought were ill-rendered numerals on its spare-tire cover. After I noticed the bumper sticker, I decided I was looking at Hebrew.

The left rear seat (the one behind the steering wheel, another oddity) contained a child restraint; the driver, évidemment, was busy talking on a shoephone.

If I had to drive from Brighton to Toronto I’m not sure I’d start out in Tel Aviv, but that’s just me, innit?

   (2006.02.08)
Aluminum ductwork seated on a sidewalk resembles a numeral 1
   (2006.02.08)

Daniel (“Denial”) Harris, Diary of a Drag Queen: No sooner did I enter a chatroom than one ill-mannered lout began taunting me about my ugliness, a refrain taken up by yet another boor, both of whom received some encouragement from the she-bitches in the room, who love the spectacle of a public stoning, having starred […]

   (2006.02.08)

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   (2006.02.04)
Red billboard towers above green fence and reads ‘Gifts they’ll love.’ in white Helvetica Condensed

IAN: You’re the only person in the world who could say “I’m doing Giant Helvetica Week.”

   (2006.02.03)

How many hypens and dashes are too many?

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