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I get into Vancouver about twice a year these days...just to stare at the tall buildings. Everything has changed. I don't even know if the Spagghetti Factory is still there. Woodwards is no more. There are streets that weren't there before. The Canucks just lost it. Why can't things ever stay the same?
*sobs* I'm going to Dogh'd's.

I live in North Burnaby, Vancouver

Wow zx20! small world! You must have heard of Templeton? I went to Templeton mini-school

I gave up on the Canucks when they changed their uniforms (from yellow, red and white to those obnoxious turquoise tints). I had all kinds of Canucks gear... jackets, baseball caps, a Bure jersey, a Brodeur Jersey... It was enough to make me give up hockey all together. Now I just have to put up with all the hab fans that are on the verge of emotional break-down here! I was just there last summer, assessing the devastation in the downtown east side (where I spent most of my childhood). I knew about the Woodwards... I hear 'ya jbryanc, I hear 'ya!

Hemm.... interesting, but I've never heard of Templeton though Where is it exactly? Surrey? West-Minister? Victoria? ??

wow, those are real old postings. Did we slip into a time warp again and as usual no one told me about it?

What are you talking about? We told you about it next week.

Some guy asked me if I wanted to be in a movie.. But all I want is the Blue Fairy.

I think they filmed me when I wasnt looking. Why?

Men are pigs

Finally!
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Well, given this is the movie/music forum, I'd be interested to hear people's feelings on Star Wars episode 2. Saw it last night, and was impressed overall. A little episodic and bitty in nature, but I guess that was just because there was a lot of ground to cover. I think also, we were set up very nicely to expect certain things, and as a result we will be or have been surprised by a few things. That's about all I can say without going into details. I'm mindful of the fact plenty won't have seen it yet.

*drools* I wanna see that, dunno if it'll be in town though. Our theater rather sucks, although they tend to get new movies with a lot of hype. I watched Episode 1 in a bigger theater and it rocked...there were all these people with nerf lightsabers & Star Wars T-shirts acting like idiots. Something tells me Episode 2 won't be as fun if only for the fact I'll be seeing it locally if it's here.

I don't know. I have an aversion to extremely stupid dialogue (for instance, the better part of Spiderman made me want to flee shrieking from the theater -- especially the opening and ending narrative overtures and the god-awful hospital dialogue between Tobey and Kirsten). I'm just afraid to go see it. I want to like it, and I'm scared I'll be repulsed.