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- The plan for December is for it to be a return to form - drugs, debauchery, and the all Montreal-way.

- I have my next year mapped out pretty well. Excitement, travel, badassness. So you'd be watch out, you'd better not cry, you'd better be bad, and I'm telling you why - because LK may be coming to your town.

- Since leaving Paris...
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llona:
i'm planning on taking a trip next summer for my 30th birthday, and Montreal's on the short list.

surely you can guide me on awesome things to do.
faye:
Hahaha

psyko514???? I know you were going out with him.
If that's true I'm going to laugh so hard.
If not then I really have no idea. Tell Tell Tell!
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Lemonkid's Guide to Paris part 3 of ? - Artier Than Thou Art

I was going to write this long entry about the Louvre, Notre Dame, Sacre Coeur & Archimboldo, Courbet, Picasso, Rodin, Wartime German Expressionism exhibit with tons of Otto Dix and George Grosz that I saw, as well as the infamous Hall of Mirrors at Versailles... but then I thought - this photo...
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freakpirate:
I am still currently without a passport. International travel is unfortunately out of the question for now. Working on getting one in the near future.

acet:
Web developer.

C'mon LK, get on your game, this is common knowledge!

tongue
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I had this weird dream where this girl I know was Mitt Romney's daughter and I was trying to get in her pants, but hadn't yet, and Mitt kept accusing me of sleeping with his daughter. I vehemently protested my innocence, and it was true. It almost came to blows.

The snow has begun in force - it's been a snowstorm for the last 24...
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dr_lizardo:
I'm a little surprised that Mitt Romney is present in a Canadian consciousness. I guess I don't really know how closely you guys follow American Politics.
oubliette:
You're home sick? Someone should put you out of your misery.
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Lemonkid's Guide to Paris Part 2 of ? - the Guess Who's Invited to Dinner Edition

So far I've discussed cons and violence, but really Paris is more all about one thing - food.

Going to Paris for the first time reminded me of the first time I went to New York - I (almost) felt like a total bumpkin who'd never eaten anything good...
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salieri:
"Berthillon - ice cream so good you'd shave your balls for it."

Ever think of a career in advertising?

Also, as for restaurants in Montreal. I am looking for 3-4 places to take friends who will be in town for 2 weeks. So far I have Aux Vivres for lunch one day, and Noir for the simple fact that I haven't been there and have heard it is interesting.

Really though, I am looking for a small cross-section of places that would be worth going to. Dives, Bistros, High-end restaurants, whatever works.

How much was your flight to Paris, if I may ask? I'm starting to figure out an approximate budget.
llona:
you just described my culinary wet dream.


and you reminded me why i must go to paris for my 30th birthday.
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pygmy:
that's one immodest mollusk.
valcapone:
I'm pretty behind myself, but I think I could catch up if I put in a few solid hours today. The question is... will I?
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ophelie:
...and Paris miss you.
Great stories & cool profile pic eh eh eh.
oubliette:
*shrug*

That's noose to me.

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Things I Hate:

You and your boyfriend/girlfriend/alienfriend

French keyboards

Not having a cellphone in paris

The times in which I lack meaningful human contact

Bars that close early

Things I Love:

Bookshopping at Shakespeare and Co.

The spirit of Paris

the Archimboldo exhibit at Muse de Luxembourg

Subsisting on a diet of pastries and paninis

The way the Louvre is lit up at night

Hearing...
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ophelie:
Don't go don't go don't go.
I'm gonna miss you again.
Bouh.
tahliana:
Indian chai is the only way i swing. wink
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I thought that last entry might be source of some nostalgia camp-moment comments, but perhaps not.

What have I been up to? Glad you asked.

Last night I went to see a presentation of 'Quills' at the Mainline Theatre, with my dear goth-queen friend Tifany. (I know it's a funny name for a goth). I do love De Sade dearly, who isn't gay for the...
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abbie:
Tyrese "finest actor of our generation" Gibson? Star of such screen gems as Four Brothers and Transformers? Yeah. I had no idea who that was either. But it's like...theoretically impressive.

I suck at counting sleeps but if yr in the ccity still check out SG Mtrl for literarily ones of Abbie related festivites.

love,
-the social retard
ophelie:
Hey, Mum is so excited to have us for diner Tuesday.
Laure-Helene is invited too, it's gonna be fun, fun fun.
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Honey, if you love me won't you please please smile?

Honey, if you love me won't you please please smile?

Honey, if you love me won't you please please smile?


"Honey, I love you, but I just can't smile."
presleyan:
one of my favorite games.
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I realized recently I haven't been reading anything like the amount I used to so I've been picking up a lot more books lately. This is a good thing as lately all my reading had been non-fiction about world travel and lifestyle management.. two things that greatly interest me.. oh and on poker as well. So in the spirit of branching out I've been gravitating...
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pygmy:
ahh, bonsai. i used to have one, but only for a few years. are you starting one from a cutting or are you getting one that's already propagated?

i still appreciate 'em and all, but these days i think plants are beautiful and interesting enough without having to miniaturize and sculpt them.

mmm roasted red peppers. i always liked 'em best with a lemon/white wine based sauce, though, say, with lots of basil and parsley. and clams! oh, i've been craving clams so bad lately, all i can find for sale around here are farm-raised. frown
faye:
I moved to Toronto - new city, new job my friend.