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Tag Archives: garbage
Summer Jogging Poll
Posted in Sketchbook, Uncategorized
Tagged garbage, heat wave, jogging, poll, Rob Elliott, running, Sketchbook, summer, swizzle, swizzle studio, toronto
Sex club gutted
There’s bedbugs, and then there’s bed bugs.
Queen Street West sex club Wicked was throwing out a heap of vinyl furniture on Tuesday night. I never get too close to garbage furniture in this bedbug-infested town, but there was something extra “ewwww” about Wicked’s cast-offs.
Posted in Observation, Sketchbook
Tagged bed, couch, divan, furniture, garbage, pink, queen street, Rob Elliott, sex club, Sketchbook, swizzle, vinyl, Wicked, you windy rathole
Late-Winter Archaeology
The dreary final leg of winter has begun – the soot-coloured snow melts and refreezes repeatedly, revealing months worth of hidden trash. Why not pass the time while waiting for the bus by examining the “Toronto Popsicle” for evidence of human and animal life? (click image to view large)
Posted in Observation, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
Tagged garbage, ice, Rob Elliott, Sketchbook, snow, store, street scene, toronto, winter, you windy rathole
Rain bikes
Posted in Observation, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
Tagged exercise bike, garbage, rain, Rob Elliott, Sketchbook, summer, trash, you windy rathole
Trashed again

Mountains of garbage have been growing along Toronto’s commercial streets all week. Eye Weekly’s Edward Keenan explains what’s going in his column this week, but here’s the story in shorthand:
- The City changed the garbage pick-up rules for residents living above storefronts
- The City claims to have informed the residents
- The residents clearly did not get the message
- The City will teach them and the rest of the citizenry a lesson by letting the garbage pile up into huge mountains.
As of 10 p.m last night, the weekend partiers on Ossington and Queen West were already stumbling over the piles.
Posted in Observation, Sketchbook
Tagged above, apartment, bins, garbage, store, strike, toronto



