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Paulitical Satire: Politics and Blogging – It’s All About Relationships

Posted May 18th, 2012 by Paul

So, a little while ago I wrote a post for the good people over at Shareaholic. Below is an excerpt from the post, follow the link below to read the whole post!How Do I Best Connect With People?First off, when I see Twitter trends that jive wi…

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Paulitical Satire: Toronto’s Queen Streetcar – Movie Monday

Posted May 14th, 2012 by Paul

So, this week our illustrious movie maker William Matthews, over at www.digitialfootprint.ca, and I wanted to do something a little different for Movie Monday. Thus, we set out on our 1 and a half hour journey (really, more like 5 hours) from the west …

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Paulitical Satire: Mother’s Day – #FF Follow Friday – For All the Mom’s Out There

Posted May 11th, 2012 by Paul

So, in case you haven’t noticed, I tend not to blog on the weekend. Usually, this doesn’t matter as most of you are out in the world having fun and not reading as many blog posts (right???). This weekend, it actually causes a very large pro…

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Celebrities

Say what you will, Black is not boring!

Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Allan W Janssen

Black is back ………, and it’s about time! Look folks, in spite of what you think about Conrad Black, the only reason he is not a Canadian right now is because Jean Chretien wanted to play ‘my dick is bigger than yours”‘ and was an actual prick about it! (Which only goes to prove that [...]

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Paulitical Satire: Newspaper Wars – The Grid vs. Now Magazine

Posted April 19th, 2012 by Paul

Now and The Grid face off in the newspaper wars So, when I first got to Toronto there were mainly two weekly publications, both publishing on Thursday, that went after the “twenty to thirty something” cohort of readers. They were “N…

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Activism

U.S. attorney who jailed Marc Emery calls for marijuana legalization!

Posted April 18th, 2012 by Allan W Janssen

By Tamsyn Burgmann, The Canadian Press VANCOUVER – As a former high-profile U.S. federal prosecutor, John McKay stands behind actions that had Canada’s “Prince of Pot” arrested, indicted and ultimately sentenced to five years in an American prison. But he does agree with Marc Emery on one point: marijuana should be legal. McKay sat side-by-side [...]

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Paulitical Satire: #FF – Music Review – Bahamas "Barchords"

Posted April 13th, 2012 by Paul

So, we’ve been doing a lot of politics lately, budget season tends to do that to me, but I promised diversity of content, and dammit, I will deliver!I’ve decided that reviewing albums is a perfectly fun and reasonable thing to do together, …

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Red Tory v.3.0.3: Charlie Brooker on “Kony 2012”

Posted March 19th, 2012 by redtory

Charlie Brooker’s rant about the Kony 2012 viral video, as seen on the British comedy program 10 O’Clock Live last week, including the round-table discussion that followed. Along with countless millions of others, I watched the “Kony 2012” vid…

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Christie Blatchford: Afghan protests, cruise ships, jumpsuits and other pressing matters

Posted March 2nd, 2012 by Christie Blatchford

Long ago and far away, I would write occasional columns entitled Urgent Questions, and today I reprise it, and present Urgent Questions About Pressing Matters: What on Earth is a “group womb cleanse” or “vegan womb cleanse”? Signs for both have appeared on telephone poles recently in my downtown Toronto neighbourhood and I am at …

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The Equivocator: The Tea Party/OWS: The Musical (Spoliers)

Posted January 23rd, 2012 by Joseph Uranowski

I come from a very musical family (buy my sister’s band’s EP: The Prime Minister of Cool Chicks) and musical theatre has always been a big part of my life. One of my earliest memories is seeing a production of Brigadoon at the high school m…

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Culture

How the ’90s Became the 2000s

Posted December 17th, 2011 by Telly Davidson

Last week, I took a (semi) objective look back at the 1990s nostalgia craze in our politics, from Democrats who remember the time with all the glory and majesty as the most ardent Fox Newsie remembers the Reagan ’80s, to Newt Gingrich’s comeback on the Republican side of the ledger.
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I Love the 90’s

Posted December 8th, 2011 by Noah Kristula-Green

David Frum is concerned that a Newt Gingrich revival will bring back memories of the Clinton impeachment scandal, but what if the real danger is the return of one of the most popular children’s action-adventure shows? I of course refer to the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers.
I had heard stories about Gingrich’s fascination with the ‘teenagers with attitude’ [...]

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The Skwib: Time travel/pop culture mashups with good humor potential

Posted November 28th, 2011 by Mark A. Rayner

Gilligan is marooned on “Más a Tierra”, later renamed to Robinson Crusoe Island, with Alexander Selkirk, a Scottish castaway who had a low tolerance for bullshit Joey (from Friends) is sent back in time to live with Fourth Earl of Sandwic…

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Alberta

XOXO Jes Pop Culture in Calgary

Posted November 25th, 2011 by Rob

Jes of XOXO is a humorous and often sarcastic voice situated in Calgary, Alberta, or “Calgs” as she calls it. She’s a prolific blogger that’s always up to date on the latest entertainment and events in her hometown, and she sh…

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Comedy

Sunday Morning Funnies #66 1/2

Posted November 13th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

A blonde, looking to earn some extra money, decided to offer her services as a “handy woman” and started canvassing an affluent nearby neighborhood. She went to the front door of the first house, and asked the owner if he had any odd jobs for her to do. “Well, I guess I could use somebody [...]

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Bizarre/Oddities

This is what’s wrong with Western Society!

Posted October 23rd, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Caution: Extremely graphic and crude! There has been a lot of discussion about the decline of Western society, and this one video best exemplifies just how degenerated segments the American public has become. When Muslims, and other religious groups react with shock and horror at the depravity and lose morals of North American society, and [...]

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Canada

#bramptongirls

Posted September 20th, 2011 by Anupa

Did you see this in the top 10 trending topics for Toronto last week? It was there for THREE days, you guys. That’s on some London Riots or Egypt-type shit. As a member of the #bramptongirls tribe (shout out Springdale!) the hashtag fascinated me. “#BramptonGirls is trending. tears of joy,” I tweeted. That got me [...]

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Christie Blatchford on New York after 9/11: The city that never weeps

Posted September 10th, 2011 by Christie Blatchford

NEW YORK — The most evocative sign here at the moment is, and do not reach for the tissues, the graffiti near my SoHo hotel which reads, “Kim Kardashian’s Ass IS Fashion Week.” The best slogan I’ve seen on a T-shirt is, “High Heels, High Hopes”, and the wearer was clearly a believer. And the …

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Fashion

Spectacle: Accidental Chinese Hipsters

Posted July 25th, 2011 by Avril

Ok, so I’m overdue for a real post.  But I came across this blog and kicked myself for not having thought up the concept earlier:  Accidental Chinese Hipsters. I think the title pretty much explains itself.  It’s an affectionate spotlighting of the best out-there style choices, as donned by a group of completely unintentional older [...]

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Transformative memories: Why Optimus Prime died

Posted June 29th, 2011 by Jef

Dark of the what now? John Swansburg over at Slate argues that the original Transformers movie — the 1986 animated classic that memorably killed off Optimus Prime — is the best Transformers movie to date. It’s not a hard argument to make, even though The Transformers: The Movie doesn’t make much sense when you re-watch [...]

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