a place full of history and pride, located above the united states of america where i can be touched by the cool northern breeze. lately it's become home to the young and the hip, bringing in a new crowd with an agenda of their own. toronto's upper class if formidable, many of the rich belonging to old families who own inherited money. then, there are the everyday people, those who are caught in the undertow and are struggling to keep their head above the current. where you go and who you become is in your hands.
past experiences , got a character's past you need to write out? go ahead and do it here. anything goes.
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archives , inactive or finished threads, profiles, etc., are located here.
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( and i ache to remember )
scenery , (3 sub-boards) most people like to relax in the morning sun in the main park, or take a small job along the pathways to hide from strangers in their cars. others enjoy the swing sets and slides many parks have to offer. whatever it is, all of natures callings are here.
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toronto pearson international airport , whether you're going on vacation, seeing a friend out of the province, or even flying in, the toronto airport is a rather large place. it's easy to get lost in if you don't follow the signs. your luggage is usually late arriving, or even lost, so don't expect the cost of your plane ride being the only thing you're unhappy with.
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univeristy of toronto , (3 sub-boards) looking to be something when you get a little older to make your momma proud? here's the best way to start off.
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toronto fitness , (1 sub-board) sure, jogging's free, but running in front of people you don't even know can be a little embarrassing. toronto's fitness center offers a large area for you to pump some iron and stay remotely enclosed and away from anyone who would judge your efforts, considering everyone else who can see you is doing the same as you are. work out machines are stacked within every room, ranging from specialty needs to general ones. the only catch is that you need a membership.
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lunar rouge , lunar rouge is your typical pub, over flowing with beers on tap, pool tables, decent food, and entertainment saturday nights. the waitresses are cheesy, the bouncers slacking, but all in all, you want to find someone who can take a hit, here would be your best choice.
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brewbakers , brewbakers is a famous restaurant, known for its wide variety of wood-fired oven pizza, pasta, seafood, steaks, desserts, and many more wonderful dishes. with insides seating, as well as patio seating, it's been said that reservations are always booked. even with the staff, it's a hard squeeze to get into employment. clearly high maintenance, yet surprisingly affordable.
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eaton centre , (1 sub-board) looking for something easy to buy for someone, or just a place to hang out? the eaton mall is a great place to waste time or search for last minute gifts.
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tim hortons , tim hortons is well known in canada, possibly more known than starbucks. their prices are lower than starbucks, however, and their drinks less rich. they also offer a wide variety from dough nuts to bagels, wraps, and soups.
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starbucks , the fresh smell of rich, and highly expensive, coffee and cappuccino mixtures can always be smelt no less than fifteen feet from the doors. the employees are usually always in a good mood, unless you get the oddball out, and are ready to take your orders with patience. or maybe it's just the caffeine getting to their heads. the chairs and tables are as fake as the smiles pulled across the employee’s faces, the fake leather always annoyingly sticking to any exposed skin, and the constant sound of public writers hammering away at the keyboards seems to drown out any distasteful music they’re playing.
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toronto zoo , filled with large amounts of wild life, the Toronto zoo allows people of all ages to see the excitement (or lack of) these animals hold. gift shops, food booths, and playgrounds are also available for the zoo's attractions.
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canada's wonderland , being the theme park with the largest roller coaster in canada, it's well known and always busy during the season. complete with a water park and kiddie-land, canada's wonderland is the best family trip available without traveling too far from home.
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( if i could walk on water )
toronto general hospital , got a boo-boo that needs kissing better? the hospital is the best place to go. fourteen floors for your personal needs and medical attention.
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hunters haven , hunters haven is a shady area, filled with criminals and people who generally aren't all that good for your rep. gambling and illegal cage fighting are the main things that pull people into the underground facility, though other things such as prostitutes and occasional rock bands do the trick as well.
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grocery store , with many jobs to boot, and a lot of food to be boughten, it's not much wonder why a grocery store is one of the busiest places to be at a regular hour in any city. whether you're doing your shift, looking to stock up your fridge, or hoping to find a sweetheart in the frozen aisle, toronto's grocery stores come in handy.
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mcdonalds , the most known fast food joint around the world. Toronto has managed to put up with the smell of its food on the streets, no matter how bad the food really is for a human being. as usual, the seating areas are crowded, the large playpen is full of children, and the workers are completely disgusted by the food they're serving.
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t.s ma , being one of the finest chinese restaurants in Toronto, it’s important to send a clear image of what they have to offer. there’s seating available for customers, as well as wheel chair accessible doorway. a variety of food is set out for your pleasurable picking, ranging from chinese food to sea food, all the way to a few modern pieces they’ve picked out. the setting within the restaurant is casual, giving off an easy mood to chat to, and feel comfortable in. the prices are low, only adding to the decent mood you’ll be feeling when you leave. as if that wasn’t enough, they take delivery calls, as well.
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snooty fox , sure, it's fifteen bucks to get in, but after the door fare the night you're having usually seems to pick up in mood rather quickly. The strip club's dancers are the finest in town, married or not, you'll get a lap dance without a complaint. the alcohol is expensive, but there's no id limit. backrooms for private dances, and lord-only-knows what else.
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undercity , toronto's underground. many things take places here; gambling, prostitution, illegal fighting, and anything else that needs to be kept to the shadows. roaming around there will put you with some pretty shady characters.
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quaff cafe , quaff cafe on queen west is a sweet and warm spot to focus on in the cold months ahead, with homemade soup and cookies to make this hibernation a happy one.
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the mechanix , owned by joey evans, this mechanic shop is almost always open. the fees depend on what's needed for the vehicle and how long it'll take, but joey's a pretty flexible guy when it comes to prices. whenever he's not around, just give him a call and he'll turn up.
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shell station , whether you enjoy smelling in the gas' fumes, need a fill up, or looking for a job to pass the time, the shell station is open for your convenience twenty-four hours.
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montana's , just like those annoying chimericals with the talking animal heads indicate, montana’s is simply the best place to choose if you’re looking for some well cooked meat. any way you like, they’ll serve your favorite dish to you in a timely manner. the menus are easy to read, with a lot of variety to choose from, not including the separate dessert menus available. the seating ranges from indoor to outdoor, classy radio tunes playing barely above the conversations carrying. the steakhouse lives up to what people have made it sound with their affordable prices and delicious dishes.
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aquarium , oceanic life behind thick slabs of glass, complete with optional tour guides, information plaques and brochures.
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( the loudest thing in my head )
malice motel , motels are never anything fancy. malice motel isn't an acceptation. most of the wallpaper's peeling or dirty, the sheets aren't always their cleanest, and the owner usually isn't in a good mood to see you.
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four seasons luxury hotel , (2 sub-boards) with the four seasons luxury hotel, your stay will be extremely comfortable, for a price. the suites aren't cheap, but the rooms you're given for the price you pay are well worth the extra slip out of your wallet. hotel room service, outdoor pools, indoor pools and hot tubs, patio eating. the only thing they don't allow are animals, no matter the size.
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woodlen apartments , depending on where the apartment is located, the quality of it's stature relays on it's surroundings. woodlen apartments, unfortunately, aren't in the best of shape. the rooms aren't as spacious as most would assume a regular apartment to be. the water is slim on working half the time, the view isn't nearly as good as it should be, and your neighbors usually aren't the friendliest of people. luckily, the rent isn't that costly.
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crescent condos , (1 sub-board) Along one of the connecting streets to the heart of Toronto, many condos are wedged beside another in different colours, nothing but stairs leading up from the sidewalk to work as the owner's personal property. Though the small houses seem squished together, they're actually quite nice to live in. Built with three floors, two bedrooms, a spacious kitchen and lovely living room carpets, no one has much to complain about. Apart from the constant hysteria of someone stealing your car.
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road valley estates , (2 sub-boards) road valley is one of the most expensive housing communities within Toronto. the grass is green, and untouched by people's footsteps but your own, flower gardens are well maintained, teenagers don't bother with trying to egg houses on halloween because of the large iron fences that only open via special codes or buzz-ins. all in all, it's a safe place to raise your darling children, but you better be rolling in money to maintain your ownership.
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