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I suppose you're all for perogeying parliament then?

you god that right!

You're either with us, or against us! pulled pork poutine firetruck poutine

8?o uh-oh somebody needs a snickers bar (was it something I said? lol) like all my weeks, too goddam fast!

there ya go plenty of matches! prolly what gives ya that excess volatility :?P

lol we can be pretty quick with the smokes what's your blood type? :?D

nice! was that some kind of arts package tourism deal, or did you throw it all together yourself? glad your enjoyed our perfect weather for your trip.

I know it's not 2 weeks yet.... but yer back! Now are you going to make everyone wait for your panning or praise?

only beyond recognition but we're fine

throw in some homeless IV drug users for good measure... if they can read, I mean.

one has to wonder, what burns cleaner, natural gas or wood? So forcing everyone to survive the winter burning wood is really smart then! smh @ the morons we put in power

do you think he'll take the bait? he set his own trap in another thread, I see. maybe he wants you to bite first.

I was just a transient kid who walked all over Van and could most times barely afford to buy myself a beer. Wasn't much of a bar hopper but I did drink in the bars of the Gastown... was it Hotel or Inn? (and streetview tells me it is now the Lamplighter) I'm thinkin' 'Inn'... and later the...

we all know who the real criminals are and they're not in saskatchewan

different first name though, right? aka marvin I see from the vancouver Sun July 19, 1982: outlined middle of the page

yeah, that was probably it. I did see Heart there the one time I went. It's funny how you'd think you can remember a name if you saw it, but going on nearly 50 years later and it still doesn't ring a bell! but Starvin Marvin's Bump City must've been it: I personally knew Marvin Goldhar back...

something's not quite adding up here, pgs anyway, does anyone remember the name of the bar on Broadway that was also touted to have Heart as the 'bar band'? It burned down in '73 or '74.

hang 'em high!

Interestingly enough most of what passes for country music nowadays, had it come out in the 60s, they would've called rock and roll.

ewe might wanna work on getting knocked up first