Given your address, there’s got to be a good story as to what possessed you to take your books to Milton.
Out here in Campbell River, our dump hosts many bald eagles although it still looks like a dump.
The CanaDoper Café (2012 edition of The great, ongoing Canadian current events and politics thread.)
Holy fuck I bought a car. Delivery TBD.
Holy fuck, what is it!
ETA: Well it’s a 4 wheeled vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine, but that’s not important right now.
Nope. Sorry. Too hard and non-melodic for my tastes. Not terrible, just not quite my niche. Should I mention my lawn?
:runs all over Leaffan’s lawn:
Elantra GT. Green, in honour of my little old crap mobile. I’m alternating between excitement and panic.
Great choice. My 2009 Elantra has about 260,000 highway kms without a peep. I hear some clunking in the rear suspension, but after 260,000 kms, what do you expect.
You’ll be very happy with this choice.
Just stuff in storage from the periods when I have lived down that way.
I tried to buy an Elantra - the dealerships in our city are frigging idiots, so we ended up with a Corolla instead. Good for you!
No love for Chevys?
I seriously considered the Cruze, actually, but I just like the Elantra more. Had I disliked the Elantra on the test drive, I probably would have bought the Cruze.
I’m still very leery of buying domestic automobiles. Their whole policy for years of “make shitty vehicles and people will still buy them” really sticks in my craw.
Oooh, the National Lacrosse League is spreading the gospel of box lacrosse to Montreal in December!
An exhibition game between the Toronto Rock and the defending league champions, the Rochester Knighthawks, will be played at the Bell Centre on Dec. 15.
I believe it’ll be the first NLL game to be played in Montreal since the 2002 season when the Express played their first and only season in the city. The franchise has since moved to Minnesota where they have developed into a solid team, although they have far and away the ugliest uniforms in the league. But I digress.
These are two of the best teams in the league, so it should be an interesting battle. With the odds of seeing any hockey in December dwindling, this might be a worthy distraction for sports fans in the Montreal area. 
They did make lousy vehicles for years, but I think they have improved a lot. I’ve been really pleased with the Chevy I’ve owned for the last 12 years, for example. But to each their own, of course.
… we might be able to watch NFL teams in playoff races instead of next-to-meaningless hockey games on the big screens at the sports bar!
That’s some epic fail on the part of the sports bar staff, considering that
there are generally only 3 or 4 NHL games on any given Sunday (!),
usually with one at 5:00 or 6:00 EST and the others at 7:30 or 8:00 (EST or PST) ,
and half the NFL games playing at 1:00 EST. I’d gather that much of their Sunday business starts ramping up at noon, when the pre-game shows come on.
Actually, the Boston Pizza in a nearby town sponsors a Sunday morning men’s hockey league and provides incentives to head to their restaurant after the games. I’d assume the NFL is a large part of this draw, as well. Not to mention Caesar Sundays. 
Considering the number of TV screens in a decent sports bar nowadays, and the inexpensive tech to display a different game on each screen via NFL network, there is just no excuse for such a December issue as you bemoan to arise in a self-respecting sports bar.
One of the consequences of making crappy cars for several decades is that it takes a while to regain a good reputation. That’s just the market at work! Are you some sort of socialist??? 
IME around here, 4 NHL games = 4 TVs (at least) with NHL on them. But you might find one in a dark corner with a late-season NFL game on it.
Actually, last night at my local curling club, one of the 2 TVs in the lounge was tuned to Thursday Night Football. The other was on CTV’s regular evening schedule. So even without opening night of the NHL, I still wasn’t getting playoff baseball down there. Jerks.
For more of my ranting, please the consult this.
To be fair, the 2012 Mustang has performed like a boss since we got her, but if Phil Edmonston hadn’t given it a 5-star rating, we might have given it a pass and tried to get a Hyundai Genesis Coupe instead.
Well, he’s Canadian, so he’s some kind of socialist.
Isn’t that the name of the BTO cover of a Soul Brothers Six song that was made famous by Grand Funk Railroad?