Vancouver’s colourful drug past starts with Gassy Jack and goes up to today with a massive rally to honour 4/20 at the Vancouver Art Gallery
Category Archives: Celebrity
The Smiling Buddha, and other Vancouvery [I read stuff]
Rick is a Three Ball Man [I read stuff]
Children of the Sun, Prometheus, Hell on Wheels, Luther, and Little Enough Words! [I read stuff]
“Small enough words” – yep, he said that, on video no less. Ignorant, sure, but also very, very stupid. Way to go, asshat!
But on a better note, so many pretties to look at!
The Walking Dead are everywhere! [I read stuff]
The Dandelion Army, Crayons, and Sir Ben Kingsley [I read stuff]
When my little guy was a lot more little than he is now, he had a theory about the goings-on in the yard. Specifically, about the dandelions, which never seemed to go, no matter how hard we tried to get rid of them. They were in fact an army. The Dandelion Army.
Prometheus! Alien! And stuff I just wish was fictional [I read stuff]
Prometheus photos, Alien Easter. Anti-Choice Medical Malpractice Shields Threaten to Permanently Alter Medical Care for Women
Buffy Rules!, KonyMeloni, One step forwards, another step back [I read stuff]
Needs MOAR Ripley!, KonyMeloni, The Governor, Oklahoma – one step forward, one step back, and the unseparation of church and state
‘Riddick’ wraps up photography, Ridley Scott on ‘Prometheus’. And Stupid People Wanted! [I read stuff]
Les Mis, the F Word, and Lying Liars Lying, Again [I read stuff]
Start off with something yummy today – Jackman and Crowe in Les Miserables! Then, a kid gets kicked out for swearing online, at home, and the movie “Bully” goes with an ‘unrated’ rating because of a single swear. Next, on policing your existence – the safety tips sham, pharmacists lying to teenagers, and doctors lying to mothers and stealing their children. Fuck, I really hate people some days.



Barbapapas, Anson Mount, Cancer Man, and Andrew Lincoln [I read stuff]
Love this muse! Anson Mount, William B Davis, Andrew Lincoln, reproductive rights and just plain old human rights