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Old Posted Dec 22, 2009, 4:42 PM
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There are too many subforums and threads in the London forum. It becomes pointless to post as your readership is essentially 1-3 people. I strongly believe that we should condense the London Forum to maybe 3 subforums:
1) Construction and development issues
2) Living in London (life, politics, sports, UWO, etc.)
3) London Coffeetalk (everything else)
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There are too many subforums and threads in the London forum. It becomes pointless to post as your readership is essentially 1-3 people. I strongly believe that we should condense the London Forum to maybe 3 subforums:
1) Construction and development issues
2) Living in London (life, politics, sports, UWO, etc.)
3) London Coffeetalk (everything else)
I agree - the forum is basically a discussion between four of us with occasional posts from others. I like having the separate London forum but it seems very spread thin.
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Hey I have a question for the forumers, anyone here on good terms with London developers? I'm working with a new company from out west thats looking for green energy partners.

(Also, I've been looking into the condo/hotel proposal my buddy was waving in my face and as of yet, I still have no further information)
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^funny. The perfect face/expression/dress.

This one is my fave:
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Old Posted Feb 22, 2011, 12:21 AM
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^funny. The perfect face/expression/dress.

This one is my fave:
Yeah I see this all the time and I scratch my head wondering "..Why?"
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Old Posted Mar 2, 2011, 3:51 AM
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Was sent this video... crazy how the Canada's entire population can be crammed into one metropolis known as Tokyo.

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I know it isn't exactly on-topic, but if you've got 15 mins to kill, crank it up to 1080p and watch an endless skyline whiz past an endless highway.
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Interesting that it's only 2 lanes each direction for the majority of its length. Obviously they're not as car-reliant over there as here. Imagine the QEW being 2 lanes each direction, or the 401 at the interchange of the 400!
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Was sent this video... crazy how the Canada's entire population can be crammed into one metropolis known as Tokyo.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCWf9_V5Cz8

I know it isn't exactly on-topic, but if you've got 15 mins to kill, crank it up to 1080p and watch an endless skyline whiz past an endless highway.
Thanks for the vid. I travelled many of these stretches during my Tokyo trip last september. There are many underground segments that compliment the above and at-grade segments. The cost is quite high (all are toll roads). The most surprising thing is that traffic actually flows.
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I got really excited looking at Wednesday's Free Press, because it had a small picture of a group of urban condo's on the front page.

However my hopes were quite bitterly dashed when I learned that the picture and article were about the Barrel Yards development in Waterloo! Why was there a picture and article about a neighbouring cities condo-hotel development in the London Free Press? Because the developer, Auborn is based in London.

Needless to say, I was still confused as to why the Free Press decided to put it on their front page.
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^slow day for news, prolly
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I got really excited looking at Wednesday's Free Press, because it had a small picture of a group of urban condo's on the front page.

However my hopes were quite bitterly dashed when I learned that the picture and article were about the Barrel Yards development in Waterloo! Why was there a picture and article about a neighbouring cities condo-hotel development in the London Free Press? Because the developer, Auborn is based in London.

Needless to say, I was still confused as to why the Free Press decided to put it on their front page.
Haha, that picture had me going for a second too. The article was titled something like "London to the core" on LFP's website. I was almost certain it was an article on the South Street Hospital lands in SoHo.

Damn Waterpoo.
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To make you guys feel (slightly) better, Auburn is the developer behind two downtown projects in K-W that have been ON HOLD for almost 5 years. Yes, FIVE. They have lost all credibility as a developer here.

That Barrel Yards development won't see reality for at least 25 years I promise you. They started work on the hotel, but that too has been idle for over a month.
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I'm pretty sure that guy is from Cambridge. And there are many clones of him, driving the same cars.
I would've said Brantford myself, but close enough!
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Hey guys, I added a huge photo tour of London in the main City Photos section....

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^saw that; great collection of shots.
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For those of you who have Twitter accounts, follow this:

http://twitter.com/#!/londonsmayor

This is a farce that's not enforced by the city or the mayor. I don't know who operates it, but it's pretty sarcastic and funny. You might get a laugh outa it.
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For those of you who have Twitter accounts, follow this:

http://twitter.com/#!/londonsmayor

This is a farce that's not enforced by the city or the mayor. I don't know who operates it, but it's pretty sarcastic and funny. You might get a laugh outa it.
That's so awesome! Thanks for that, I'm definately following him.

Doesn't the real Joe Fontana have a twitter account? I thought I heard that he used it as part of his "hip", new campaign strategy.
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