I know how long it's been
Yes, it's been a long time. I realized that it might be more important to find a job [which I did] and to get stuff in order for the summer than to update my little blog. I've heard it said that anticipation is better than the moment of satisfaction, so I guess it's all down hill for you from here. The other reason why I haven't been updating is that this is a humor blog and I've been reading a lot of serious stuff [mostly Coupland], so I was in deep-thought mode and not really up for making fun of things. Fortunately, for you, I'm back and ready to make you laugh.
Vancouver has a lot of fake diversity. Toronto is a hell of a lot more diverse than Van city because there is the "world in a city" as opposed to just a lot of Asians. Yes I'm aware that there's a huge difference between people from Hong Kong and Koreans, but quite frankly, I don't care - when it comes to ethnic diversity Asian is Asian and two ethnicities does not a diverse city make. There are a lot of "rice-rockets" in Vancouver [Asian-import cars with tons of bolted on parts]. I was walking around Yaletown with my friend for 20 years, Julia, when we came across this bumper sticker on one of the Hondas.
I have another amazing set of photos to share but I suspect that my readership has gone down significantly since it's been so long since I've updated - I'm going to save the really really good stuff until people know I'm updating again - which should be this weekend. Tell people I'm back and I'll update again - Comment so I know you've read this - once my comments get to 10 I'll know it's worth updating again.
Vancouver has a lot of fake diversity. Toronto is a hell of a lot more diverse than Van city because there is the "world in a city" as opposed to just a lot of Asians. Yes I'm aware that there's a huge difference between people from Hong Kong and Koreans, but quite frankly, I don't care - when it comes to ethnic diversity Asian is Asian and two ethnicities does not a diverse city make. There are a lot of "rice-rockets" in Vancouver [Asian-import cars with tons of bolted on parts]. I was walking around Yaletown with my friend for 20 years, Julia, when we came across this bumper sticker on one of the Hondas.
I have another amazing set of photos to share but I suspect that my readership has gone down significantly since it's been so long since I've updated - I'm going to save the really really good stuff until people know I'm updating again - which should be this weekend. Tell people I'm back and I'll update again - Comment so I know you've read this - once my comments get to 10 I'll know it's worth updating again.
posted by Ryan at 4:23 PM
12 Comments:
Hey, I'm still reading so post those pics!
ey chief.
Good to hear you found a job. My efforts have ended in tears. I went from having a sick internship with the bank of canada to then having nothing. The funding for interns was cut there.
I was hired at one place called "M1 Platinum" which is a marketing firm that tries to get small businesses (everything in strip malls from Subway to rub-and-tugs and to Greek mophia lounges) to switch their phone plan from Bell to Sprint. It was strictly commission and I would just do a lot of walking and harassing.
I shadowed some guy for a day and I had some of the strangest experiences in my life walking Vic Park and Sheppard Ave. So I decided not to make a summer career out of it. Now I am still looking.
I have been to 2 blue jays games though. I'm not a big baseball fan and it took enticing for someone to drag me to one of them. He had an extra ticket and it was a game against Boston... so it turned out to be an alright time.
Anyways, peace out
I'm desperate for laughs. Update daily (no, really.)
Ok, I'm commenting so you'll get to the good stuff. I mean a bumper sticker? Come on, I expect alot more from you. If you don't pick it up with the funny stuff I may have to start my own blog and steal all your readers and their precious laughs. Then I can use those laughs to fuel my laugh-o-death ray-o-matic machine......... The world will be mine!
Harris
Ryan!
This feels like attendance, so HERE! ;)
Later you. Steph
hey ry, i also read your blog.
I'll admit it. I read it. Happy?
haha
You're just making us admit our readership to fuel your ego :) Alright, alright, I read your blog... now give us the funny!
#10
How about one for the door-blockers: There are only two directions in which you can go when you enter the subway; why, oh why is it so difficult to make that decision door-blockers? And why do you have to make it while standing in my way?!
yup.
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