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Nov 7 2009

The Gap goes upside down on Robson St.

I walked past the store Thursday and was like, “Uhhhh, how do you make the mistake of hanging the Gap sign upside down?” Then I saw the upside down hotdog cart and read the campaign, “ooooooooOOOOOoh”

Pretty neat idea.

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The Challenge (via fatmanatee)
“Yea, it’s easy when you play with a bunch of rejects and, uh, fat Kids, Rodriguez.”
And so begins one of my favourite scenes of my favourite childhood movie.

The Challenge (via fatmanatee)

“Yea, it’s easy when you play with a bunch of rejects and, uh, fat Kids, Rodriguez.”

And so begins one of my favourite scenes of my favourite childhood movie.

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DEALBREAKER:

You can think of this many reasons to outright end a relationship without any discussion.

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(via avoirducoeur) 4 notes

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How To: Make A Scrap Wood Table
Another job for future Dave.

How To: Make A Scrap Wood Table

Another job for future Dave.

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Breakfast in bed: serving trays
These exist outside of movies and they’re only $32.99. I’m intrigued.

Breakfast in bed: serving trays

These exist outside of movies and they’re only $32.99. I’m intrigued.

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Vintage T.V. as home bar
In my last apartment in Winnipeg I owned a vintage tea cart (pretty much exactly like this one) and I used it as my home bar. It was magnificent. Definitely the greatest and coolest piece of furniture I’ve ever own. Sadly, it was one of the many things I had to sacrifice in my move to Vancouver.

Vintage T.V. as home bar

In my last apartment in Winnipeg I owned a vintage tea cart (pretty much exactly like this one) and I used it as my home bar. It was magnificent. Definitely the greatest and coolest piece of furniture I’ve ever own. Sadly, it was one of the many things I had to sacrifice in my move to Vancouver.

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