Culture Buzz At least that's what focus groups saw. It's in fact the Vimy Memorial in France, dedicated to Canadian soldiers who lost their lives in World War I. Certain participants in focus groups said the new bill contained imagery too reminiscent of the World Trade Center and was too pornographic.
Global Saskatoon’s Lisa Dutton discusses an upcoming sausage competition. You see where this is going. (via mostwatchedtoday.com)
Sports Buzz Cripple fight! No, but seriously, retired Canadian Football septuagenarians Joe Kapp and Angelo Mosca got into a scuffle at an otherwise pleasant alumni meetup on Friday. Perhaps things turned sour when Mosca suggested that Kapp “stick it up [his] ass?” (via gawker.com)
Take comfort, America. There are friggin’ idiots friggin’ everywhere. Now gimme a cigarette, ey.
Culture Buzz American Apparel recently received a stay of execution thanks to investors pumping $15 million into the near-bankrupt clothing company. Let's celebrate by looking at their naughtiest ads. Their naughtiest ads from this year, that is. A mega list of every American Apparel ad featuring nudity or blasé soft core would stretch longer than Dov Charney's court docket.
Culture Buzz I want some of whatever they're doing up there and I want it now. (Via badtvblog.)
A dog adoption segment on a Canadian news show falls apart after “Ginger” loves the host a little too aggressively.