[Ver vídeo en X] Tras el salto un vídeo desde otro ángulo en el que se ve mejor, pero es un poco más chungo. También dejo el manifiesto del tirador. [Ver vídeo en X] Acabo de leer el manifiesto completo de 104 páginas del tirador de Montreal. Lamento informarte que en realidad es bastante interesante. […]
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There aren’t many places in North America that can genuinely pass for Europe, but having French as an official language is certainly a strong start. Don't worry; oui will stick to English… As Canada makes a tourism comeback, whether it's more travelers uncovering hidden gems or tackling the main cities, we're declaring none other than …
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Today's links Lee Lai's "Cannon": A beautiful, subtle, long-lingering tale of duty, sex, and working for a shitty restaurant boss. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Ebay paying to run newspaper classifieds; Chuck Tingle v Sad Puppies; FBI v TOR; Daycare v Goldman Sachs; Scammers re-used covid nose-swabs; "The Adventures of Mary Darling." Upcoming appearances: Guelph,…
Indie bands, loft parties, walking home with sweet, unavailable boys—yup, I’ve been there too
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Currently sitting on a train from Montreal to Toronto, and what are the odds that I end up sitting next to a couple of people (Gen Zs, if it matters) discussing the exact thing that I travelled to Montreal for — to talk about the state of social media and its effects on our day-to-day lives?
It’s a moment of collective mourning
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Homemade spice blends coming soon? Montreal and 50-50 favorites, freshly ground in small batches.
Homemade spice blends coming soon? Montreal and 50-50 favorites, freshly ground in small batches.
Two backpacks, three planes, half a dozen buses, fifteen trains, and a whole lot of walking.