JGreenwoodGolf

Still playing this game, feel like I've been waiting for GTA VI forever!

deli-hustler

[Quote="raytheotter"][Quote="deli-hustler"][Quote="raytheotter"][Quote="jespinal"]Tbh there is rarely any social aspect to it, I've grown used to train with my buddy for the past months but lowkey a solo session with my thoughts, caffeine and loud noises is therapeutic. Putting yourself under 300lbs of squat without a spotter or a safety bar really puts life into perspective lmao[/Quote] Until you blow out your hoop in the middle of an empty gym[/Quote] Pushing the pro laps?[/Quote] I'm glad you knew what I meant haha I keep forgetting hoop is such a northern slang thing[/Quote] I was thinking of the sportswear brand from GTA 4

WoodR

Of course. It's classics. I don't have so many time for it lately, that's why I usually play [L=https://www.roroblog.com/thekingcasino/]메리트카지노[/L] for example. However, I play GTA with friends now and then. It's a great way to spend a fun evening with friends.

randomnamegenerator

[Quote="ZipTheDog"]Where's GTA, and how old are the kids (sizes)?[/Quote] Toronto area, and they're 10-15 so basically any 26-27.5 bike would probably work fine for them... considering the garbage they're riding now!

ZipTheDog

Where's GTA, and how old are the kids (sizes)?

picard

who is going to Bromont this mid August? I want to meetup with people from GTA for biking. isn't anyone going to Bromont?

Poachninja

[Quote="sheldonuvic"]Good to know! Maybe it was me being overly concerned, but I definitely think the Kal trails I have been riding lately (be-kind, flowvid, fraidy cat and DD) have taken an absolute shit kicking with the recent weather we have had.[/Quote] It’s less the weather and more the extreme increase in traffic. I blame the influx of latte sipping, laptop toting, man bun sporting transplants from the GTA.

vernonjeff

[Quote="Poachninja"]Flow bro transplants from the GTA, with their “progressive” ideals, superiority complexes, and their man buns, telling us hicks what is good for us is the future, now that they can work from slopeside fancy coffee shops in BC.[/Quote] Dude. It’s Vancouver now. I heard there is a proposal to put a yoga platform at the top of pali gap with a solar charging station for ebikes. Bet they have clean drinking water available there too.

jesse-effing-edwards

[Quote="Poachninja"]Flow bro transplants from the GTA, with their “progressive” ideals, superiority complexes, and their man buns, telling us hicks what is good for us is the future, now that they can work from slopeside fancy coffee shops in BC.[/Quote] Just checking in, same hate, keep it Official Vernon.

Poachninja

Flow bro transplants from the GTA, with their “progressive” ideals, superiority complexes, and their man buns, telling us hicks what is good for us is the future, now that they can work from slopeside fancy coffee shops in BC.

cmcrawfo

It’s been a while, catch me up - elision connector is one way? -the guy 24 months out of the GTA is all “Ellison needs to be more flow bro” ? And ….. everyone is cool with this? (Cue the bro to brah to tell me Ellison sucks)

RMWB

[Quote="iffy"]Meanwhile in Canada....in fact many other places too, why is this not on the news?[/Quote] It's in the news here, like everywhere all the time. But I live in Ottawa so... There are some real issues with that "news" cast, to be clear I don't think this protest is necessarily a bad thing, but people are trying to incite rage with misinformation. 1. The 50,000 number is pure BS. that's been proven time and time again. Coming from the west its something like 300-1000 but that of course changes daily with people joining through the big cities and then dropping off. Once they reach Ottawa estimates say around 1500 total vehicles. [L=https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/here-s-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-truck-convoy-moving-into-ottawa-today-1.5757761]https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/here-s-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-truck-convoy-moving-into-ottawa-today-1.5757761[/L] [L=https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/citys-going-to-get-gridlocked-how-the-truck-convoy-could-wreak-havoc-on-ottawa-streets]https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/citys-going-to-get-gridlocked-how-the-truck-convoy-could-wreak-havoc-on-ottawa-streets[/L] 2. She equates separatism to terrorism. This is abhorrent for any news agency to say. Separatism is a legitimate stance held by many citizens in this country, and for good reason. (I am not one of those citizens) 3. Saying there is a media blackout within this country couldn't be any further from the truth. I've been hearing about this every day for the past week, and I'm not talking facebook. take a look at the front page of three of the largest news agencies this morning. [PI=21988454][/PI][PI=21988455][/PI][PI=21988453][/PI] [L=https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2022/01/27/freedom-rally-convoy-of-truckers-protesting-covid-19-vaccine-mandates-rolls-through-toronto-thursday.html]https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2022/01/27/freedom-rally-convoy-of-truckers-protesting-covid-19-vaccine-mandates-rolls-through-toronto-thursday.html[/L]

Br1ngiton

[Quote="sweetpotato7345"]Hey everyone, I'm a guy, 31, who is moving to the GTA from North Vancouver. I'm used to riding Whistler bike park every weekend so I'm curious if Ontario has some downhill mtb and lift access. Here is my comment on Blue. (slightly off topic, but related to horseshoe) I was bummed to see Blue close their bike park, it came as pretty shocking news to us in BC. Lift access mountain biking has become huge here, this summer we saw the longest lines ever at Whistler even with the border closed. Everyone here was stoked for lift access mtb to sweep through Ontario the way it has in BC. All you need is 1 good chairlift. People say no way, there's more to it like liability etc. but I don't buy that anymore. Too many resorts have proven otherwise. Horseshoe is managing the liability and so are all the BC and Quebec resorts. Over here in BC Revelstoke, Big White, and Silverstar all added bike park expansions this year so nobody understands the decision made by Blue. That aside.. I'm stoked to try Horseshoe in summer 2022. I will probably take fridays off work and ride horseshoe on the way up to the cottage. If anyone's looking for a riding buddy this year let's meet for a lap. I have 2 nice rigs, a DH (rocky maiden) and an Enduro (kona process)[/Quote] Nope, you are not going to find much in Ontario. Other than Horseshoe I think Sir Sams opens on weekends sometimes but they are pretty small. Your only other options are the 5 hour drive to Ottawa area for Camp Fortune or further into quebec: 6 hour drive to Bromont 6 hour drive to MSS 8 hour drive to MSA If you haven't been to Bromont before you will probably feel right at home there coming from whister. MSA is a lot more race focused with never ending chunky gnar but not really any big feature to speak of.

sweetpotato7345

Hey everyone, I'm a guy, 31, who is moving to the GTA from North Vancouver. I'm used to riding Whistler bike park every weekend so I'm curious if Ontario has some downhill mtb and lift access. Here is my comment on Blue. (slightly off topic, but related to horseshoe) I was bummed to see Blue close their bike park, it came as pretty shocking news to us in BC. Lift access mountain biking has become huge here, this summer we saw the longest lines ever at Whistler even with the border closed. Everyone here was stoked for lift access mtb to sweep through Ontario the way it has in BC. All you need is 1 good chairlift. People say no way, there's more to it like liability etc. but I don't buy that anymore. Too many resorts have proven otherwise. Horseshoe is managing the liability and so are all the BC and Quebec resorts. Over here in BC Revelstoke, Big White, and Silverstar all added bike park expansions this year so nobody understands the decision made by Blue. That aside.. I'm stoked to try Horseshoe in summer 2022. I will probably take fridays off work and ride horseshoe on the way up to the cottage. If anyone's looking for a riding buddy this year let's meet for a lap. I have 2 nice rigs, a DH (rocky maiden) and an Enduro (kona process)

mysticmountainadventures

ya the GTA and GVA have way larger populations... homeless populations tend to be inner city so the % homeless stat should look about as bad as it possibly could for Vancouver is it's presented in the table... am I being a total knit whit extrapolating that frozen places like Red Deer, Edmonton, Calgary all have as high or higher homelessness per capita in comparison to Vancouver and this would be even more drastic if you used the total population of the greater metropolitan areas... (not being sarcastic, I'm honestly doubting myself and feeling like about 2% of my brain cells are working right now)