http://superbon.net/?p=468 Landed but not grounded Tue, 31 Aug 2010 17:19:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://superbon.net/?p=468&cpage=1#comment-8298 Jeremy Wed, 08 Nov 2006 04:06:46 +0000 http://superbon.net/?p=468#comment-8298 Life imitates Internet! Life imitates Internet!

]]> http://superbon.net/?p=468&cpage=1#comment-7800 Jonathan Sun, 05 Nov 2006 22:02:35 +0000 http://superbon.net/?p=468#comment-7800 It did in real life, too, which only made it more upsetting. It did in real life, too, which only made it more upsetting.

]]> http://superbon.net/?p=468&cpage=1#comment-7714 Jeremy Fri, 03 Nov 2006 16:56:23 +0000 http://superbon.net/?p=468#comment-7714 The horse head looks very much "Photoshopped", I am jealous! The horse head looks very much “Photoshopped”, I am jealous!

]]> http://superbon.net/?p=468&cpage=1#comment-7494 Meg Wed, 01 Nov 2006 09:03:56 +0000 http://superbon.net/?p=468#comment-7494 I'm sure you threw one hell of a Halloween party - if one can judge based on your completely rocking masquerade wedding party. I’m sure you threw one hell of a Halloween party – if one can judge based on your completely rocking masquerade wedding party.

]]> http://superbon.net/?p=468&cpage=1#comment-7199 tV Mon, 30 Oct 2006 15:04:13 +0000 http://superbon.net/?p=468#comment-7199 Perhaps Halloween is even something of a Canadian phenomenon. In Vancouver & along the West Coast there are darker & more occult celebrations of the Day of the Dead (the Parade of Lost Souls by the Public Dreams Society in the "People's Republic of East Van" is something to behold -- entire streets are done up & the costumes *are* the dead, ending with a tribal gathering of some few thousand people in open air with drums & shadows ...). MTL seems to follow along, though I hear few firecrackers here. I guess smuggling across bricks of M15s has become somewhat more difficult over the past decade. Where I come from, we used to have firecracker wars on the streets (shoulder mounted tubes carrying bottle rockets, home crafted M60 dynamite, etc). It's the dark side to the CDN Ucs... _t Perhaps Halloween is even something of a Canadian phenomenon. In Vancouver & along the West Coast there are darker & more occult celebrations of the Day of the Dead (the Parade of Lost Souls by the Public Dreams Society in the “People’s Republic of East Van” is something to behold — entire streets are done up & the costumes *are* the dead, ending with a tribal gathering of some few thousand people in open air with drums & shadows …). MTL seems to follow along, though I hear few firecrackers here. I guess smuggling across bricks of M15s has become somewhat more difficult over the past decade. Where I come from, we used to have firecracker wars on the streets (shoulder mounted tubes carrying bottle rockets, home crafted M60 dynamite, etc). It’s the dark side to the CDN Ucs… _t

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