(11/24) The Questions...

So a border gets changed and places become closer?

You've hit the nail on the head...there's still that lingering mentality from some that these places "aren't really Toronto"

1. NOG

2. I love them all.

3. Because they are far!

4. Riverdale park with a flask of rum in your pocket, a sled and freezing/soaking wet jeans.

Ah, boonies as in "the sticks" not boonies as in "the hinterland" (or maybe they are the same thing).

I don't think amalgamation will change neighbourhood ribbing and rivalry.

I'm a traditionalist myself (I consider Bloor to be mid-town!).

1. Because they never knew how to in the first place.

2. Have you seen Kipling? It makes the Kennedy bathroom look like a star's dressing room!

3/4. Speaking of boonies: Centennial Hill out in Etobicoke is definitely a fun snowy day hangout.

Wilson Station's ladies bathroom is enough to make even the strongest stomach churn!

I don't even want to imagine what the men's there is like!

1. Three months is a long time...

2. Kennedy, Bloor/Yonge, or Eglinton? These are all stations with bathrooms, ya? Coincidence?

3. Because Scarb and North York are still as far away from downtown as they were before amalgamation.

4. How should I know? I live in North York.

1. Forget?

2. The smell coming from the Bloor/Yonge washroom gives it that extra blue ribbon oomph.

3. If I have to consider the difficulty of getting a cab, it's the boonies. Thus, anything outside of Front-Sherbourne-St. Clair-Bathurst is the suburbs. Anything beyond the farthest reaches of the TTC is the sticks. Beyond that is...I dunno, like, caribou or something.

4. Pubs. Especially basement pubs with fireplaces and great beer. I'm lookin' at you, C'est What.

Scarborough and North York are not boonies... even the Backstreet Boys worked out at the gym I go to in Thornhill!