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A yellow signal, as well as its advance signal on the left (used when there's a curve preventing the driver from seeing the signal on the right) allow this particular Toronto subway train to enter Lansdowne Station, seen in the distance.
Fish heads, fish heads, roly poly fish heads. Fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, YUM!
Dork outside the Anne Murray Centre in Springhill, Nova Scotia in 2004.
The skyscrapers on the four corners of Yonge and Bloor Streets in Toronto reach up to 100 storeys into the air, beneath a rainy grey, well-scraped sky.
A break in the rain over Bloor Street West in Toronto.
The moon sits above the curvy Absolute World condominium buildings in Mississauga Ontario.
A curvy track leads to a Queen streetcar in the McCaul Loop in downtown Toronto. Reflections of the streetcar are seen in several windows alongside the loop.
The doomed domes of bus bays at Islington Subway Station in Toronto will soon be relegated to memory as the station gets its first real renovation since its 1968 opening. This will allow for accessibility improvements and the removal of 7 bays worth of steps.
A westbound Kingston Road bus waits to head west, as seen behind condensation on a pizza shop window in Toronto.
Last night, some entitled Leslieville jackoff decided that in order to properly celebrate their birthday, they had to set off fireworks in the local schoolyard, scaring the crap out of everyone who wasn't in on it. No, it wasn't me. Although my birthday was fairly recently, but that's not important right now. Anyway, here's a shot I took from my back steps. Cheers! 🎆
A condominium building in Toronto designed by that wacky Frank Gehry, currently on the rise on King Street West.
A Windsor bound VIA Rail train heads west from Toronto Union Station, seen behind a fence on the south side of the train shed
A disused organ sits on a sidewalk in front of a house in the Leslieville neighbourhood of Toronto. Above it, a One Way sign sits on a light pole with the caption Bicycles Excepted, allowing cyclists to drive in the opposite direction.
Dork masking up for his evening commute
Smoke from Northern Ontario wildfires dulls the air on King Street in Toronto. A streetcar and bus are seen along with numerous office towers and a hazy sliver of sky.
Smoke from wildfires in Northwestern Ontario cast an orange glow over the rising sun as an eastbound Queen streetcar passes beneath
The sun, dimmed and turned bright orange from wildfire smoke, sits above a Mississauga MiWay bus with "S EXPRESS" on the destination sign.
An Exit sign looks like it's telling recovering cardiac patients at Toronto General Hospital to jump through the window, but it's really above a staircase which is just outside the frame. The golden hour view of University Avenue is seen on the outside of said window.
Dork waiting for his bus in the shade where it's still 37°C/99°F.
You Better You Bet by The Who on CKXS-FM
The moon is seen above a sleeping TTC streetcar at Russell Barns in Toronto
Screen capture of the music video for Good Friends by Joni Mitchell featuring Joni holding a fork after eating a piece of cake.
The rising sun as seen behind a line of clouds on Dundas Street East in Toronto
A 111 East Mall bus is seen in the window past the back of the head of a dark-haired woman beneath a blue sky in Toronto.
Dums for the Dummy, a spoof of Tums for the tummy. A Wacky Packages sticker from 1974. The subtext is Instant relief from thinking and using your brain.
The closed Bens Delicatessen in Montreal as seen in June 2007.
Scarborough's iconic Johnny's Hamburgers is the perfect place to belatedly celebrate one's birthday. Its orange building is seen beneath a sunny blue sky while a banquet burger and a chocolate milkshake are being made within.
"Finally" by CeCe Peniston with some idiot's thumb covering the 'ton', leaving 'Penis'
The remastered, deluxe edition of Cupid & Psyche 85 by Scritti Politti
An out of service streetcar turns out of Coxwell Loop and returns up Coxwell Avenue as seen through a rainy windshield in Toronto.
Dork reflected in the window of a walkway which passes over a departing subway train at Kipling Station in Toronto.
A courtyard behind the Urquhart, Eaton and Munk buildings at Toronto General Hospital
We Don't Talk Anymore by Cliff Richard on PAC98.7 FM
A former Kingston Transit GM New Look bus sits in a weed-hidden parking lot in Kingston Ontario in June 2007
I'm Still Standing by Elton John on CKXS-FM
Abandoned streetcars sit at Toronto's Russell Barns in January 2020.
An empty waiting room at the Cardiovascular Intensive Care unit at Toronto General Hospital
A long exposure of a 112 West Mall bus passing a stop on Dundas Street West in Toronto
An eastbound Carlton streetcar is seen on College Street behind stairs leading down to Queen's Park Subway Station in Toronto
Opened and empty Now Playing poster containers at the abandoned Beach Cinemas in Toronto
Going upstairs to the escalator down to Queen's Park Station in Toronto
A young woman looks out onto University Avenue in Toronto from an atrium at Toronto General Hospital
The abandoned Ulster Arms Tavern on Gerrard Street East in Toronto, a former hangout of thirsty Orangemen in the east end of the city.
LIV LAF and LUV sprayed upon a rooftop on Dundas Street West in Toronto with various office buildings in the background
The Peter Munk Building at Toronto General Hospital.
Dork in elevator mirror wearing a T-shirt that reads "Awesome Like My Daughter"
A panoramic shot of both the American, Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls on the Niagara River at Niagara Falls Canada and USA on a winter's afternoon in March 2018. A WEGO bus turns up Clifton Hill in the bottom of the photo.
A trailer selling all sorts of items made in China supporting a child molesting grifter who at the time was looking to return to his old job as president of the United States of America. And despite its cartoon-like appearance, the photo is not AI. You can't make up stupidity better than reality.
The Livmore condominium building at Bay and Gerrard Streets looking all shiny beneath a slightly cloudy sky in Toronto
A Vespa scooter is parked exactly where it's supposed to be parked in a lot beneath the MaRS research building in Toronto.
A hospital cart with the words "Swing up to steer" on its side, preventing any breakout.
A sign for the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre at Toronto General Hospital, beside two paintings of hearts. Humble photographer/dad seen in the mirror.
The western wall of Jimmy's Coffee on Gerrard Street West in Toronto features what they call the Jimmy Mount Rushmore, featuring likenesses of rock icons Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Jimmy Buffett and Jim Morrison.
The Bay Street waiting room is all that remains of the former Toronto Coach Terminal. The mirrored Atrium On Bay, 1 Dundas Street West and other various downtown buildings are seen to the rear and sides.
A short-turned streetcar waits for instructions at Bay and Gerrard Streets in Toronto
Photo of various buildings at Toronto General Hospital, the number 2 hospital in the world, according to Newsweek, where my daughter is recovering from open heart surgery.
A red baseball cap with the words "Canada Is Already Great" on it, mocking a slogan used by hateful, low-intelligence Americans and their cult leader. Sorry, I spelled "cunt" wrong.
Floor directional signage directing you to various Intensive Care Units at Toronto General Hospital
An Eglinton LRT train awaits departure from Mount Dennis station in Toronto