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Wow, this site is really great. My home scores 48/100 which does not surprise me in the least. It doesn't matter though - I have a bike.

I'll take a look at UTS then, thanks for pointing it out.

Well, I just wanted the end of the story to take place at a nearby school where students could conceivably have access to the materials needed to build a giant robot. You know, in a world where ten year old geniuses are perfectly capable of assembling them.

I suppose I'll have to be more sepcific - I was vague before because I didn't want to spoil the story, but here goes: A young (10 year old) mad scientist builds a giant robot and loses control of it. It goes on a rampage. Panicking, he calls our hero, and hires him to stop it. That's...

So I'm working on a series of short comic stories, many of which will be set in Toronto. I love it when comics (such as Scott Pilgrim and Local) depict real settings accurately, and I hope my collaborator and I can do the same in our stories. This is where you come in. I don't know Toronto...

Not a toy store per se, but the gift shop at the Sceince Centre has a lot of educational products.