Toronto City Life: Archive

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Oct 28th

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Zombieology 102

…continued from previous part. I’ve been trying to understand the appeal of zombieism — it does, after all, seem to be gaining in popularity. Is it simply a fad? Once the flakes start to fall will they just slow down and freeze, or will they have enough brains to wear parkas? That just-feasted-on-your-hippocampus look doesn’t do much to protect you from the ravages of a...

Oct 27th

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Ladies and gentlemen...

…the train has now arrived at its final destination. Please be sure you have all your luggage and please allow elderly passengers to disembark first. It was a pleasure being your sauce carrier of choice today, we hope you join us on the Gravy Express again soon. Please enjoy your stay in Mayor Elect Rob Ford’s Toronto. I’m a bit disappointed but not because I’m necessarily...

Oct 26th

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Election Day!

The battle started ten months ago with seven contenders. By April there were twenty-six sluggers of varying degrees of viability in the ring. Then came the fisticuffs. Some suffered, I believe, from a simple lack of exposure, which to me translates as a lack of experience. Others put up a pretty good fight but had to concede defeat. Notables include: Adam Giambrone - Finishing his term as head of...

Oct 25th

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“I make no pretense of understanding the aim of this march. Every year it’s the...”

– http://www.torontocitylife.com/2010/10/24/zombieology-101/

Oct 25th

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