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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by CaptainHook
(Post 7220307)
Pittsburgh Penguins :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by pinkkristen
(Post 7221362)
ta, i will do that it may give me my dose for a while!
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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Maybe I should point out.....
Toronto is the centre of the Known Canadian universe Calgary is a sh*ty suburb kept at an appropriate distance Calgary also is in the middle of a barren frozen wasteland (prairies) not fit for habitation for at least 6mths of the year :rofl: |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 7221922)
Maybe I should point out.....
Toronto is the centre of the Known Canadian universe Calgary is a sh*ty suburb kept at an appropriate distance Calgary also is in the middle of a barren frozen wasteland (prairies) not fit for habitation for at least 6mths of the year :rofl: |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 7221928)
Some might also point out that if they were ever to give the world an enema Toronto would be the place. :p
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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 7222082)
I may have met a few people with a similar view point :unsure:
I've never seen Toronto so have no idea what it's like although from what I've heard I'd like to visit and see it for myself, even if it would be to meet some of you "easterners". :) |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 7222098)
I've never seen Toronto so have no idea what it's like although from what I've heard I'd like to visit and see it for myself, even if it would be to meet some of you "easterners". :)
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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 7222123)
It looks a bit like Calgary, only it's bigger and the men dressed as cowboys admit to being gay.
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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 7221922)
Maybe I should point out.....
Toronto is the centre of the Known Canadian universe Calgary is a sh*ty suburb kept at an appropriate distance Calgary also is in the middle of a barren frozen wasteland (prairies) not fit for habitation for at least 6mths of the year :rofl: GTA (Toronto) is a big, grey, dirty conglomeration of area codes, joined by packed and jammed tracts of concrete highway 12 lanes wide, that takes hours to commute from flat, drab, boring suburbs. Drive into Toronto on a work day and as you descend into the city you see a dirty streak of brown sludge against the horizon - that's the air in Toronto. Sure there's some interesting older neighbourhoods, but they are inhabited by dubious types, and they have rats. Plus Toronto has no, and I mean "NO," sports teams. Raptors......, Who? Leafs........., Who? Blue Jays...., Who? Argos........, Who? Calgary - world class fly fishing IN THE RIVER THAT GOES THROUGH THE CITY!!!! Calgary - clean, new, with the mountains in hte background. Calgary - Great for bird life - You will see Pelicans, Ospreys and Bald Eagles a plenty. Calgary - great neighbourhoods - with lakes or water parks for kids. House prices are cheaper, we pay less taxes, drive a shorter commute to work, pay less for gas (petrol) and can be out of the city in 20 minutes. If you want to move to a city with al the charms of Toronto, without emigrating move to Manchester, Birmingham or Glasgow.:eek: There.... that should get the thread moving!!!!:rofl: |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Toronto has a football team with a nice stadium. Is there one in Calgary?
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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 7222238)
Toronto has a football team with a nice stadium. Is there one in Calgary?
Ya mean SOCCER don't you!!!!:ohmy: Calgary has the FOOTBALL team! |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by triumphguy
(Post 7222231)
A Torontonian talking smack!
GTA (Toronto) is a big, grey, dirty conglomeration of area codes, joined by packed and jammed tracts of concrete highway 12 lanes wide, that takes hours to commute from flat, drab, boring suburbs. Drive into Toronto on a work day and as you descend into the city you see a dirty streak of brown sludge against the horizon - that's the air in Toronto. Sure there's some interesting older neighbourhoods, but they are inhabited by dubious types, and they have rats. Plus Toronto has no, and I mean "NO," sports teams. Raptors......, Who? Leafs........., Who? Blue Jays...., Who? Argos........, Who? Calgary - world class fly fishing IN THE RIVER THAT GOES THROUGH THE CITY!!!! Calgary - clean, new, with the mountains in hte background. Calgary - Great for bird life - You will see Pelicans, Ospreys and Bald Eagles a plenty. Calgary - great neighbourhoods - with lakes or water parks for kids. House prices are cheaper, we pay less taxes, drive a shorter commute to work, pay less for gas (petrol) and can be out of the city in 20 minutes. If you want to move to a city with al the charms of Toronto, without emigrating move to Manchester or Birmingham. Glasgow's Miles better :D.:eek: There.... that should get the thread moving!!!!:rofl: |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by triumphguy
(Post 7222251)
Ya mean SOCCER don't you!!!!:ohmy:
Calgary has the FOOTBALL team! |
Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by triumphguy
(Post 7222231)
Calgary - great neighbourhoods - with lakes or water parks for kids.
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Re: Toronto v Calgary
Originally Posted by Hobbess
(Post 7217617)
Toronto Maple Leafs :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
Calgary Flames :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: |
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