reason enough to close it down...all ages places are disasters...13yr olds shouldnt be out downtown amnongst old drunk people...shut er down...I'm gonna go pop champagne with the islanders!

 

hahahha it was champale !

 

Well it is a problem down there.


Is that an opinion or a fact? (be careful of what you say, because one day it may come back to bite you hard on the azz) ; )

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Bruce Fee gets pulled over one day downtown.... the cop says "Hey, aren't you the guy that said the cops are in bed with the drug dealers? Hold on one second....".



lol

 

sorry, i'm not a caker, and a cop would not have me in that position.

 

Lol because cops are sitting on TCC all day reading all Bruce Fee's posts... and trust me they'd be after alot of other ppl on here before him lol

 

go to barangas yo!

 

docks used to be good like 4 years ago, just like most other bars/clubs in TO

 

I thought Benassi was coming to the docks


Word of mouth, no idea if it's true.


That island looks super cool.


If your 85.

 

Connie, you'd be surprised.

We've had a 'friendly chat' with the RCMP before. haha

I am not to worried, I'm pretty sure anyone investigating comments I've made others places would come to the realization I'm just an idiot.

Plus I've trained with some cops. No way he'd have me on the floor.

 

lol i dont do guys on me .......... but thanksssssssssss

 

what kind of idiot buys a house in the ****ing club district and complains about noise

thats like me buying a house on the west bank and then complaining about war

what idiots

plus docks fridays are the new friday night jam at next level....its poppin stillll

 

no docks did not lose their licence... i was there last night... they are still on appeal i think

 

umm...i think those "idiots" purchased their homes BEFORE that area became a major clubing district. the community dates back to the 1830s so a resedential erea was clearly established before the "clubbing" scene. im gonna take a wild guess here but i dont think the docks existed during that time...

 

If someone is buying a home in downtown Toronto they have to realize that the city is going to develop. We can't stay with 1830's era city planning just so that these "idiots" are happy.
If you live in downtown Toronto face the fact that there is going to be noise, if you don't like it, don't live downtown.

 

They actually did get the licence back. But they did lose it.

 

if i had a bar and they were to have taken my liquor licence away i would just crank it up a notch the next night. no liquor licence wont make the stereo shut off.

 

most bars wont open if they dont have their license since most of their revenue is created through alcohol sales, the markup on alcohol is like 800% so without that they cant afford to pay everybody for working if nobody is buying alcohol...so a club with no license is an empty club so they close until they get their license back...no open club = no loud music

 

they got it back yesterday

 

the deal with island homes is that they are appraised at a fair value for the house itself, not considering the CHOICE location, and if you want a crack at them you pay a yearly fee to stay on a list. every time there is a house for sale they start at the top of the list and ask everyone if they want to buy it. you might have to wait less than a year, you might have to wait 20 years before finding a house you want to buy there. but it seems like a decent system. the only problem is people who are fixing those homes up into absolute monsters (go for a walk there and check them out!), eventually the island will be all swanky expensive homes instead of cottages.

but in my opinion, **** those islanders for complaining about the noise. they all sound so snooty whenever i see them on the news.. they are lucky to live there and they should not act as if they are not a part of toronto. sure there is a little noise now and then.. i know they would like it to be dead silent on the island, but it's just not gonna happen. if you want silence, move up north.. this is toronto dammit!

 

Ok, how would you feel if you found out a large club was going to be opening close to you.... close enough that you could feel the bass beat at 2 am? Yeah, I thought so... you'd complain too.