X-Mas Dinner in Toronto
Nov 24th 2009 | 2:37 pm
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Re: X-Mas Dinner in Toronto
Isn't that exciting. I think I'll go blog about it.
Nov 24th 2009 | 3:18 pm
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Re: X-Mas Dinner in Toronto
Talking of fluent binary. I watched an Outer Limits episode where a deaf woman started hearing things on her failed implant. With the help of a passing janitor who just happened to be an ex astrophysicist from NASA they realised the noises were binary and then built a laser to help the aliens return home.
Isn't that exciting. I think I'll go blog about it.
Isn't that exciting. I think I'll go blog about it.
Nov 25th 2009 | 6:20 am
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Re: X-Mas Dinner in Toronto
We've been looking around for Christmas Day lunch because we have family over from the UK...but have decided to stay home instead and have buffet food because we can't seat everyone.
Nov 25th 2009 | 7:05 am
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Re: X-Mas Dinner in Toronto
Save your money. We went to the Royal York last Christmas Eve...expensive and bland at best.
We've been looking around for Christmas Day lunch because we have family over from the UK...but have decided to stay home instead and have buffet food because we can't seat everyone.
We've been looking around for Christmas Day lunch because we have family over from the UK...but have decided to stay home instead and have buffet food because we can't seat everyone.
Nov 25th 2009 | 7:11 am
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Re: X-Mas Dinner in Toronto
http://www.metropolitan.com/menus/he...res/dinner.pdf
