Check it out was a Canadian sitcom in the 1980's about a quirky supermarket in the city of Toronto called Cobbs and all of the quirky and eccentric staff that work at the supermarket.
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Asylum
It takes a genius writer with a twisted world view point to create a show such as "Asylum" on the British Broadcast corporation. It was a 3 episode mini series and it is about asylum seekers and how they take asylum in a government building somewhere in London. Who would have thought that you could find humor in such a sensitive subject but the writers have been able to do it with success. It was a drama and a comedy with an audience and a laugh track. Asylum is one of those shows that leave you not knowing where you stand.
By Revista Miko:XCIa day ago in Wander
Seattle Nightlife Report: Pony
Mid-winter Friday night. Early but already so dark. The days are getting longer but 6 PM is still pitch black. “Firepit!” You declare things after just a few seconds of solemn thought – not a request or suggestion, not a demand. Last week you walked around saying, “Hot tub?” to anyone who would listen. Or one afternoon you pointed at two men holding hands as they crossed 12th Avenue, looked me in the eyes and said, “Boyfriends.”
By Joe Nasta | Seattle foodie poet22 days ago in Wander
Forest Skating Trails Are a Winter Wonderland: Here Are a Few to Try Across Canada
There is something undeniably magical about skating through a snow-covered forest. The world feels quieter, softer, and slower. Snow clings to pine branches, the air is crisp against your cheeks, and your skates carve gentle lines into smooth ice that winds through towering trees. Forest skating trails are more than just a winter activity — they are an immersive experience that transforms the coldest season into something extraordinary.
By Aqib Hussainabout 5 hours ago in Wander
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