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Cross Walk Rules

Published April 05, 2007. Cross Walk Rules No disrespect concerning the recent cross walk accidents in the city…they are sad for all parties, and my heart goes out….however, driving down the road the other day at only 35kms/hr, a pedesrtian decides whithout so much as a head swivel, to jet out into the crosswalk like […]

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Crackbook

Published April 05, 2007. Crackbook This is a sincere and heartfelt “FUCK YOU” to all the assholes in the SMU libraries and computer labs who spend hours on facebook. Next time you see people lingering behind you waiting to use the computer: don’t just avert your eyes, get out of your seat and go get […]

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Stone-cold assholes

Published April 05, 2007. Stone-cold assholes To the fucking knobs that knocked down the tombstones in Mount Olivet Cemetery last week —what purpose did that serve, you goddamn little maggots? Thanks for knocking over my grandparents’ stone. I am completely distressed over this. Honestly, what kind of heartless excuses for human beings are you? Did you […]

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The love haters

Published March 29, 2007. The love haters In last week’s Coast, someone suggested you should have a column dealing with the more positive aspects of life. I only have one response: BAHAWHA!!!!  Do I really want to read a column that looks like “Chicken Soup for the ‘Fill in The Blank’”?? No fucking way. The underbelly […]

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Speeding Assholes

Published April 05, 2007. Speeding Assholes What is your goddamn rush, you idiots?? Are we such an ‘instant’ society that we can’t wait a few seconds for other drivers or pedestrians? Every day I encounter morons who are too impatient to wait a fucking minute, laying on the horn, pounding on the wheel or giving […]

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Bitch on ice

Published March 29, 2007. Bitch on ice Thumbs down to the puritanical older couple across the aisle from me at the Mooseheads playoff game. My general understanding of public sporting events is that paying your $12 to sit behind the opposing team’s bench in a playoff game gives you the right—nay, the responsibility—to make their […]

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