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Available in US 2015 but not in Canada.

Not technically a war movie but still kinda funky. A Russian copy of Commando. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEOdeinJQXg

Maybe she can learn this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjxfAfpoB7A#t=136

But is it gluten-free?

It's about time the line is drawn in the sand. And in Quebec, Montreal mayor grows balls as he denies controversial imam Hamza Chaoui a permit to establish his Islamic community centre in Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Take note rest of Canada, that's how it's done...

Fact: Produce a TV ad with a hockey theme and Canadians will automatically buy your product/service. Tim Horton's figured this out years ago.

Has your girl sat on the Ducati Scrambler? It may be too tall.

A 22 litre plastic tank. Not sure if Guzzi solved the problem by now but the early V7 tanks (especially if painted black) would crumple inwards when the weather became hot. Has she considered the Triumph Bonneville?

Wildside in Etobicoke. http://www.wildsidemotorcycles.ca/

Tighty whiteys with black socks. What every woman dreams of.

These design contests do not attract the best designers. If the government goes that route we will end up with an incredibly mediocre logo and everyone will complain about it. When I was still in art college building up my paid work portfolio, I did a spec sample for someone along with a cost...

Whoever designed and tested the green bin sure did a halfass job. Easy to tip and lid pops off upon impact resulting in obese raccoon population explosion.

Around 80% of mid to low-highend bicycles are made in the same factory in Taiwan.

27.5" is the new standard size for mtn bike wheels? Where have I been?

I've refoamed old helmets. Just use a thin sheet of camping foam .25" or .5" thickness. Trace the area inside the helmet with tissue paper and pencil, transfer to card stock. Trim card stock and test fit, trim more if necessary. Once the fit is good, trace onto foam with sharpie and cut out...

That's a lot of melted plastic.

The owner of the red CB360 originally posted on Kijiji that his bike was stolen. Whoever stole his bike showed up at a shop trying to sell it and another bike, a silver CB350. I assumed someone at the shop ran a check on the bike VINs or saw the stolen bike ad on Kijiji and the red CB360 was...

Got this call once: "Hello my name is Martha Myers and I'm calling from Zurich, Switzerland…" I immediately noticed she had a thick East Indian accent and there was a lot of background noise. Whatever her pitch was I just hung up.

Most likely the same CB350 described in this: http://www.kijiji.ca/v-street-cruisers-choppers/city-of-toronto/found-stolen-1975-honda-cb360/1043243068?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true Bike probably doesn't have a current registration and last registered owner is long gone. Not worth much.

Rebuild cost would be nearly the entire value of the bike. Not worth it in my experience. I used to own one, was going to restore it a bit but lost my workspace. It is a very simple bike to work on.