That’s where my train of thought went too. #CynicAndRealist

Who needs a diplomatic corps when you’ve got your son-in-law?

The McGuinty Liberals did very, very little good, (If you’re in Ontario and you vote Liberal next provincial election, hang your head in shame.) but, one of the few high points were making the investments needed to turn Toronto into a viable game dev hub in Canada and, indeed the world.

Tell me again how Ayrton won the WC in Japan again? :P

There is no hell. That’s why you incarcerate them in solitary for the rest of their lives and watch as they slowly go mad due to the solitude. Make the hell exist in their minds.

Just pulled it from google.

Or be this guy.

They don’t do as much serious racing because the legacy of Ferruccio Lamborghini made them late to the game. He was very insistent that Lamborghini would not go racing, mostly because Enzo Ferrari raced his cars and he wasn’t going to do what Ferrari did.

Which means by the time they decided to start going racing, they…

This is my current spirit animal:

They’re not selling it at the end, some Italian company is just buying it from them.

I hope its still there, this was 2 years ago! Unless you’re referring to the burgers, then bon appetite!

The lady I talked to who told me about it was from Redbridge, Ontario.

Also fun, there’s a nearby town up here in Northern Ontario and there’s a small company that excavates marble in a nearby town, they then ship it off to Italy where a company cuts it into slabs and sells it as: “Italian hand-cut marble”. Honestly genius.

While I was wandering up Broadway I got hungry around 6p.m. and hit up the 5 Napkin Burger restaurant, and whooo damn, that was indeed a fine burger. (I only used two napkins though.) Made it to 102nd street and it started getting dark so I headed back downtown. Actually, after that, I had remembered a Kotaku article…

It was a nice place, the Lexington Hotel. I think it’s a little bit closer to the Chrysler Building though.

I got to see it when I was in New York 2 years ago! I actually forgot that Nintendo World was in New York when I went and stumbled upon it while I was walking back to the hotel, so it was doubly lucky I got to see it.

Wise woman.