Toronto.... lets see there is the Hockey Hall of fame, of course the Leafs, Blue Jays and the 
ever improving Raptors! Tons of great resturants (ruth cris, mortons ect..) Great hotels. Canada's wonderland (theam park) and if your there in the summer there is the film festival and TONS of little out door bars. Lots of concerts. All in all its a cool city, if anyone wants more information let me know.
ever improving Raptors! Tons of great resturants (ruth cris, mortons ect..) Great hotels. Canada's wonderland (theam park) and if your there in the summer there is the film festival and TONS of little out door bars. Lots of concerts. All in all its a cool city, if anyone wants more information let me know.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kyhawk:
Boxcar Days. Tracy MN. Be there Labor Day weekend. That and all the great Viking fans. If that bores you visit Walnut Grove, home of Little House on the Prairie author, about seven miles away. Stay for ice fishing in the winter. Thank you. Now you know why I live in Florida.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
You had a nice childhood sir.
Boxcar Days. Tracy MN. Be there Labor Day weekend. That and all the great Viking fans. If that bores you visit Walnut Grove, home of Little House on the Prairie author, about seven miles away. Stay for ice fishing in the winter. Thank you. Now you know why I live in Florida.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
You had a nice childhood sir.
If you do nothing else in my hometown, do get the last seats down the right field line in the top row of the upper deck at Wrigley Field.
Do so in July or August and you may still wish you had a jacket. Gaze to your right and watch sailboats out on Lake Michigan or watch the el trains go by practically next to you. Look behind you for a great view of the city skyline. Gaze to your left and you can watch the ballgame too.
Just a few blocks walking distance away on Clark Street there is a wonderful little historical site which goes unnoticed by everyone. Just an old garage which in 1929 was known as the SMC Cartage Company. There was a little incident there on Valentine's Day that year.
Do so in July or August and you may still wish you had a jacket. Gaze to your right and watch sailboats out on Lake Michigan or watch the el trains go by practically next to you. Look behind you for a great view of the city skyline. Gaze to your left and you can watch the ballgame too.
Just a few blocks walking distance away on Clark Street there is a wonderful little historical site which goes unnoticed by everyone. Just an old garage which in 1929 was known as the SMC Cartage Company. There was a little incident there on Valentine's Day that year.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Fatty:
Toronto.... lets see there is the Hockey Hall of fame, of course the Leafs, Blue Jays and theever improving Raptors! Tons of great resturants (ruth cris, mortons ect..) Great hotels. Canada's wonderland (theam park) and if your there in the summer there is the film festival and TONS of little out door bars. Lots of concerts. All in all its a cool city, if anyone wants more information let me know.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Fatty boy, I see it don't take much to make you happy if you think Toronto is an exciting town. Come to Montreal and then compare the 2 cities and you will decide for yourself. Bars are open practically all night, unlike Toronto where everyone starts going home at 1 am and streets are deserted. Come and see the Jazz and Comedy Festival this summer. In fact, if you come by, I will buy you a beer. Come see the most beautiful girls in the world, and the best strip bars you will ever see. Montreal is Canada's greatest city, hands down.. NOT TORONTO.. sorry..
Toronto.... lets see there is the Hockey Hall of fame, of course the Leafs, Blue Jays and the
ever improving Raptors! Tons of great resturants (ruth cris, mortons ect..) Great hotels. Canada's wonderland (theam park) and if your there in the summer there is the film festival and TONS of little out door bars. Lots of concerts. All in all its a cool city, if anyone wants more information let me know.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>______-
Fatty boy, I see it don't take much to make you happy if you think Toronto is an exciting town. Come to Montreal and then compare the 2 cities and you will decide for yourself. Bars are open practically all night, unlike Toronto where everyone starts going home at 1 am and streets are deserted. Come and see the Jazz and Comedy Festival this summer. In fact, if you come by, I will buy you a beer. Come see the most beautiful girls in the world, and the best strip bars you will ever see. Montreal is Canada's greatest city, hands down.. NOT TORONTO.. sorry..
Like FISHHEAD, we live in the greatness that is Tampa Bay. But I think we get over a bit on him since we're in Pinellas County, aka, the St Petersburg peninsula. We've got the Bay on the east and the Gulf of Mexico to the west.
We also host The Great Game, but it's inside a freakin' dome, as you all know.
The Great Game inside a dome, especially a sparsely attended dome, blows monkey chunks.
We also host The Great Game, but it's inside a freakin' dome, as you all know.
The Great Game inside a dome, especially a sparsely attended dome, blows monkey chunks.
