What’s happening October 12, 2010:
These didn’t last long on University Ave. Frank, a contractor and “concerned taxpayer” found white plastic election signs that read “Wife-beating, racist drunk for Mayor” placards offensive. Still, not as offensive as Rob Ford.
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We’re minutes away from Julian Fantino’s announcement that’s he’s taking a run in Vaughan’s federal by election. Obviously, he’s with the Conservatives.
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Well, that was quick. The boring Gap re-brand, with bonus detestable gradient box, is dead. The company might have realized people hated it when crappy logo generators started popping up.
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Great news out in Richmond, B.C., where a push to ban pet sales in pet stores is being attempted to cut down on puppy mill problems there. Do it here too.
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Finally, by the time you read this, 33 Chilean miners might be stepping onto the Earth’s surface for the first time since August 5.
