So today I had to go to Scarborough (Toronto) today. Those who know me well know that I have a general dislike for the greater Toronto area, mostly for this reason:
So on the trip I brought my digital camera with me to keep myself entertained in the gridlock. I only took a few pics because you are supposed to be driving on a highway, not taking pictures. Since I didn't want to be rubberknecking bastard, or even worse a rubbernecking bastard with a camera, these pics were taken while I was standing still wasting gas.
Today's stress is brought to you by the following sign:
Nothing like reducing 5 lanes to 2 on a major atery like the 401 :roll:
Good workin fella's:
Mmm, Eight lanes of nothing moving:
I like farm roads better. Too bad there's none left in Toronto.
And why did I go through this hell you ask? To get a calculator. Yes you heard right, a calculator :shock: My TI-83+ SE crapped out and TI gave me a refurbished replacement for free. Better yet, when I got there they didn't have any refurbs left, so I got a brand new $200 calculator for free to replace my broken one which was 8 months out of warrenty. Not too bad. The downside, 250km of driving, 200km of which was gridlock.
This concludes this utterly useless and pointless thread :wink:
Matt 8)
So on the trip I brought my digital camera with me to keep myself entertained in the gridlock. I only took a few pics because you are supposed to be driving on a highway, not taking pictures. Since I didn't want to be rubberknecking bastard, or even worse a rubbernecking bastard with a camera, these pics were taken while I was standing still wasting gas.
Today's stress is brought to you by the following sign:
Nothing like reducing 5 lanes to 2 on a major atery like the 401 :roll:
Good workin fella's:
Mmm, Eight lanes of nothing moving:
I like farm roads better. Too bad there's none left in Toronto.
And why did I go through this hell you ask? To get a calculator. Yes you heard right, a calculator :shock: My TI-83+ SE crapped out and TI gave me a refurbished replacement for free. Better yet, when I got there they didn't have any refurbs left, so I got a brand new $200 calculator for free to replace my broken one which was 8 months out of warrenty. Not too bad. The downside, 250km of driving, 200km of which was gridlock.
This concludes this utterly useless and pointless thread :wink:
Matt 8)