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Couple of great gunfighter ballads right here

SKYO wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 5:22 pm

MIN trades Jason Zucker to PIT for Galchenyuk, 2020 first-round pick and Calen Addison->a 2018 2nd round pick.

A similar deal for the Canucks woulda been:

1st, Jett Woo and Baertschi

Jett has failed to Woo since his draft so far....

At the Buddah one night, guy pulls out his dick in the crowd and started pissng all over the place while everyone nearby who noticed, scrambled to get the fuck out of the way. Haha. Yeah there were a lot of rough watering holes down there back then and that one was maybe the roughest. I recall most...

Yeah I looked up Foncie's website right after Chef mentioned him last night and was looking at some of his pictures, Amazing work. And I do believe I had heard of him before now come to think of it. I forget about everything now.

There's tons of info Mr Pulice on the web Chef Boi RD, including his own site with a lot of great photos

Here's a tragic bit of Vancouver history in keeping with the musical theme of this thread:

Chef Boi RD wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 7:38 pm

Megaterio Llamas wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 6:09 pm

Great photo. Inside info, famed Granville Street street photographer - Foncie Pulice was my uncle. My Noni’s Brother

That's really interesting, I wasn't really aware of him until just now, so, thanks. I'm obviously interested in this kind of stuff.

There was a second, even older, smaller Pantages theater farther up Hastings near Main. It was finally destroyed in 2011 but not before the city dicked around for a while going through the motions of trying to save it. This one was still open in the mid seventies as the City Nights and my friends a...

It’s curtains for the Pantages Theatre, Vancouver’s oldest vaudeville and movie house http://www.vancouversun.com/year+vaudeville+palace+being+demolished+this+week/4579115/story.html The century old landmark at 144-150 East Hastings near Main will probably be torn down in the next couple of days, a...

The one on Hastings near Main was the Shaw theatre, showing mostly films produced by the Shaw Brothers. The one on Main near Hastings was the Golden Harvest (still there) which showed mostly films produced by, you guessed it, Golden Harvest. We used to watch double features of some of Jackie Chan's...