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VKH Amateur Photo Club- How To Screw Up Shooting An ‘Art Vernissage’… Step One: Make Sure You’re Born Into A Family With A Long History Of Cataracts
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Author Archives: Gabriel
Short Cuts: Evangelicals Took Iraq So Atheists Want Afghanistan OR Look Who The Savage’s Are Now
The Box: Canadian “Crying Out Loud For Love”; ‘Closer Together‘ (1987) . Atheism Is Aboot Humiliation As Much As… …hyper-Evangelicalism is aboot self-gratification. Not believing in God does not make you an Atheist, to be an Atheist you must have … Continue reading
Canada: Crazy Americans Fear Canada… Twice OR Two $0.25 Stories In A $0.93 Newspaper
Peaches: Canadian “Boys Wanna Be Her“; ‘Impeach My Bush’ (2006) . Two Stories Featured In Canadian News… this week will create Urban Legends that are going to need to be explained away by our Grandchildren’s Grandchildren to their Grandchildren unless we … Continue reading
Short Cuts: There Is No Blue Sky OR Why Justin Trudeau Only Comes Out In The Daytime
Loverboy: Canadian “Turn Me Loose“; ‘Loverboy’ (1980) . All of life’s illusions are concentrated… during the daylight hours. There is no sky, it is an illusion of light refracting across our atmosphere. There is no blue sky. There Is No … Continue reading
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Short Cuts: I Wanna Destroy, Possibly? OR Taking A Holiday In Cambodia
Bunchofuckingoofs: Canadian “Alcoholiday Turned Alcoholocaust“; ‘There’s No Solution – So There’s No Problem‘ (1986) Punk Lost Its Way When It Stopped Believing… … we were all going to die tomorrow. I grew up knowing tomorrow was never coming… so, where’s … Continue reading
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Canadian Inventions — Radio
Glenn Gould: Canadian “Bach Piano Concerto No.7 in G minor BW” …for my friend Sisyphus and her sore brain. In 1906 A Canadian Inventor Stepped Up To The Mic… …and became the first person to transmit his voice via electromagnetic … Continue reading
Canadian Movies You Need To See That Don’t Suck — Phil The Alien
April Wine: Canadian “Sign Of A Gypsy Queen”; ‘Nature Of The Beast‘ (1981) . A NonSucking Canadian Movie You Need To See… . Phil The Alien (Comedy — 2004)… a movie aboot a beaver, an alcoholic shape shifting alien, his … Continue reading
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