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[ecat444]

Great pics of Sam's Loocie!

On my way out the door to enjoy the sunshine!

11:15 W.W.record

[heartgirl99]

1115 ww ===> was posted often before me

[kenrod]

11:15am Winning Word: RECORD

[Bigred404]

Not necessarily. Presales are only given blocks of tickets, but never entire sections. So, let's say there are 50 seats in a row on the floor. 20 might go to the artist's fan club, 10 might be sold through a radio presale, and the remaining seats will be sold through Ticketmaster on the say of sale.

When I worked for Sunrise Records, I was the Ticketmaster guy. I had to explain this a number of times to people who figured that, because they heard there was a presale, ALL of the best tickets were sold through them.

Look at that, you learn something new every day! I'll be more patient next time. Even worse than the selection, my buddy bought his own allotment of tickets in the presale as well, so now we have 2 bunches of tickets to get the rest of our friends to commit to.

TNSNF, did you ever work at Sunrise in the Dixie Mall? Now that you mention you worked for Sunrise, you remind me of a guy that had issue with me there once, years ago. If so, what a coincidence!

[SillyLoocie]

Tim Hortons 13 - Terry 1

Looks like another streak occuring!

A friend sent this to me this morning. It sums up my Timmy's experience.

[heartgirl99]

A couple of different shots of our old friend SamTheRecordMan. You may remember the place on Gould where you could go for tapes. The CIBC was still there on the corner before Sam expanded.
Wasn't that a great place?

great memories! sam's, records on wheels, A&A's, sunrise, etc!
record shopping used to be so much fun! leafing through the albums, checking out the song lists. it was an adventure.
it was sad to go to sam's just before it closed it's doors... wandering through the empty bins and shelves.

[heartgirl99]

A friend sent this to me this morning. It sums up my Timmy's experience.

that looks familiar!

[shaman2263]

A friend sent this to me this morning. It sums up my Timmy's experience.

We are always winners when Loocie is around!

[DrummerBoy]

What a day. Just back from a two hour walk, might just head out again after lunch. Spring's not here yet though, no Red-Winged Blackbirds yet.

[psells]

2:30? Where are you? London?

Nope, right here in Mississauga. But it was tooth hurty.

(just a cleaning actually)

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Look at that, you learn something new every day! I'll be more patient next time. Even worse than the selection, my buddy bought his own allotment of tickets in the presale as well, so now we have 2 bunches of tickets to get the rest of our friends to commit to.

TNSNF, did you ever work at Sunrise in the Dixie Mall? Now that you mention you worked for Sunrise, you remind me of a guy that had issue with me there once, years ago. If so, what a coincidence!

Uh oh... lol... yes, Dixie Mall was among the stores I worked at. I was the assistant manager at Woodbine, Dixie Mall and Bramalea. They offered me a store of my own at Sherway, but warned that it would likely only be open for the Christmas season, lol.

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Nope, right here in Mississauga. But it was tooth hurty.

(just a cleaning actually)

LOL... that one flew right past me.

[psells]

Uh oh... lol... yes, Dixie Mall was among the stores I worked at. I was the assistant manager at Woodbine, Dixie Mall and Bramalea. They offered me a store of my own at Sherway, but warned that it would likely only be open for the Christmas season, lol.

Dixie Mall is always a good place for a bargain, but that flea market downstairs scares the crap out of me.

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Dixie Mall is always a good place for a bargain, but that flea market downstairs scares the crap out of me.

In the entire time I worked there, I never went down to the flea market. Used to go with the family when I was a kid, that's about it. All I remember is the place smelled like fish because of the big fishing pond in the middle of it.

[truenorthstrongnfree]

Has anyone eaten here?

www.onoir.com

My cousin was telling me about this place on the weekend. I may check it out. It's a unique dining experience; The restaurant is completely dark. You're led to your table and seated by your server. Naturally, you can't see the menu, so the server tells you what's available, and you eat in pitch darkness. Sounds like an interesting experience.