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Suffer not the transit strike
As our decrepit and largely incompetent transit commission once again prepares to raise fares, the people of Toronto are mad. Like indignant. So great is the moral outrage at this dishonorable assault on our pocketbooks that people are actually planning a transit strike. Yes, angry Torontonians will abstain from riding the TTC tomorrow to let those fatcats at City Hall know exactly what’s what. This would be a great idea if it weren’t so stupid. For the sake of argument, let’s say there are three ways a transit strike could somehow make the TTC rethink its fare hike:

Never forget
We asked them to do so much…more than anyone should ever be asked to do. Germans in the Woods from Rauch Brothers on Vimeo. Never forget. Via Drawn!

Off adventuring
Howdy Nunc Scions; Blogging will be even more intermittent (I know, I know, sorry) over the next two weeks, as I will be vacationing in Chile and Argentina. While you may miss my hazy logic and specious conclusions, console yourself with the knowledge that I will be drinking wine and eating beef many miles away from freezing Toronto. Well, I find that consoling, anyway. Take care of each other. g.

Nunc Scio Considers: Dan Brown
It has become rather fashionable to beat up on poor Dan Brown. I’m not sure if it’s because he’s sold a gabillion books, or because his last two bestsellers spawned two cinematic abortions featuring a fleshy Tom Hanks ham-handedly directed by Ron Howard. Or, maybe we like to beat up on ol’ Dan for the same reason we now all hate Titanic. We lost our collective mind over it, said it was the