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Complete? I'm more interested in the shops and services at the base.

This is ridiculous. What a lost opportunity to get rid of that hideous thing at Yonge/Bloor. Should be interesting to see how they operate 'along side each other'. Under one name? Or, there is going to be Bay floors and Saks floors?

If that meansthe American-style greeters at the door and having someone come up to you every 5 g-damn seconds asking if you need any help, or if you'd tried a certain cologne, etc., and hustling me (cause that's what they're doing) to buy a certain item – then no thanks! Lol.:p Good customer...

There is a greater selection of movies in a DVD/Blu-ray shoppe. Rogers on Demand is limited, Netflix is totally limited, and you can't get all the bonus features on RoD or online streaming. I admit that if I am mildly curious in a film I will see it online or RoD, but if I want to see 'extras'...

True, but that's not always the case. I'll walk an extra block or two to get to a Loblaws as opposed to a close-by No Frills. Lol. I'll pay the extra 20 cents for a can of whatever for a more civilised shopping experience. :p I was opposed to the Loblaws opening at Maple Leaf Gardens (I wanted...

Liberace and Michael Jackson were already made of wax, so it would be like seeing the real thing! The Drake? With the rest of the straight 905-ers? Sooo 2006. Good luck to them. Lol. :) No. What we 'old gays' (which, sweetie, in the gaybourhood means over 28, so tick-tock) is not a condo...

Exactly. If a condo does go there, the base will not be street friendly and will not add anything to the area. I guarantee it. The only thing I want to see there are more shops, restaurants and pubs. An office building would be great too as it would increase pedestrian traffic and the businesses...

Totally comparing it to the Oxford St one. It was hyped so much I expected way more. The marvellous sign on Queen St makes it look like a huge deal. Very misleading. Lol.

Ciao, and good riddance. Lol. H&M is better as is TopMan (and that's saying a lot as TopMan in Canada is pretty crappy). The ads are gross and not flattering at all (in my opinion). Bring in Uniqlo (what the hell are they waiting for?) To each their own, I suppose. xo

Unbelievable.

I like renting a DVD/Blu-Ray for the extra features you can't find online (plus the quality is better). There is also the fact that Rogers charges way too much for what I consider to be a lesser product and movie experience. Mind you, I rarely rent anymore as most movies nowadays are only...

I do like the new men's department on the second floor. Not quite like "The Room", but better than it was before. Now if only they would put all the men's items on the same floor.

7/24 is leaving?! Now THAT is an institution on that street if there ever was one. That store has meant more to me over the years than the Second Cup steps ever did. I can't read the article as I am at work and Xtra is blocked from our server — as gayness is dirty, you know :mad: I think the...

Context is everything, and OMFG fits the audience it is going after. If it were for a CBC ad or a CNN ad, perhaps not. OMFG is not a swear word. If I were to say "O M F G", all I am saying are the letters O M F and G. Same silliness went on when FCUK came to Canada. Puritans were outraged. Lol.

Totally, on both counts.

I like how it says "Chemist" instead of "Pharmacy" in the older photo.

I wouldn't go that far. The alternative would be to let people buy whatever they want and leave the policing to parents and not department stores. I don't want or need a department store telling me what is appropriate for me to purchase. This is a U.S. practice that is injecting itself into...

The tiles....

I didn't like the Yonge St ones as they blocked pedestrian traffic (the irony, of course, etc). And they weren't that attractive, either. Should be interesting to see what this will do. It's supposed to extend the pavement for pedestrians? Well, if it's like the Yonge St ones, it will only make...

Erm, yes it does. Plus, they cover more east/west. Plus, they cover areas in-between — something the TTC simply does not.