
… is also the soggiest lawn ornament in Toronto. In case you’re wondering, he seems to have melted away since this photo was taken. Tip for homeowners: Placing oversized plushies in your garden makes you look like a lunatic.

… is also the soggiest lawn ornament in Toronto. In case you’re wondering, he seems to have melted away since this photo was taken. Tip for homeowners: Placing oversized plushies in your garden makes you look like a lunatic.

Apparently there’s no ironic double entendre intended in this lovely objet d’art.
… a visit from the Residents’ Association. I didn’t think they allowed this kind of shit in Baby Point.

Santa appears to be taunting the two oxygen tent snowmen. As if those guys didn’t have it hard enough. What with the global warming and all.

These people liked the tree they killed so much, they built it a little house.

In Toronto Rudolph spends the summer on your porch hanging out with the recycling and eating the souls of passing children.

This was the hall closet under the stairs in the house I was living in on Jane St. last a few years ago. It appears to have been rigged to lock someone (or something) inside. Disturbingly, there were marks on the on the inside of the door. Scratch marks. Probably some previous tenants’ inhumane punishment for a naughty puppy.
But I like to think it was Harry Potter’s bedroom.

Yeah, it’s a lobster trap up in a tree. You got a problem with that, landlubber?