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The CowgirlsOur Bareback Cowgirl describes her steamy life behind the barn.
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One year ago:
She sits on the bus, her pocket mirror held up in front of her face, triple checking that she has nothing stuck in-between her teeth or that her mascara has not raccooned itself around her eyes from the rain. She’s not even sure if she’s attracted to this boy she agreed to meet out of boredom – not too mention sure if he’s obese or not as his pictures are deceiving. Yet something pushed her out the door and into the thunderstorm, and somehow she managed to make it across town to the place where they agreed to meet. Read on…
Our thoughts on the series finale, Lauren Conrad, etc. etc.
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The big twist: the soul-shaker, the ultimate climax that had everyone all a-Twitter, was when we discovered that the show had been fake all along. We hate to be that pesky nerd with her hand up saying “I have a question”, but we do. If this show was entirely fake, where were Heidi and Spencer? And why was Holly still crying over them on The Aftershow? Had the producers decided to pull this curve-ball ending with Conrad, we would have been livid. But because the show was lagging in both plot and protagonist, it seemed somewhat suitable to toss all remaining intrigue out the window.
No bicycle? No problem. Say hello to free bike rentals downtown in Toronto.
Courtesy of Segway of Ontario
Everyone loves a segway – especially the Cowgirls. But sometimes one must switch to bicycle to get from A to Beaconsfield. So from today through to July 23rd, Segway of Ontario is offering free bike rentals out of their location in the distillery district (37 Mill St.). “We’re still together with our segways, but we decided to bring bikes in to freshen things up,” says Chief Fun Officer, Aaron Binder. “It’s an open relationship really – one that we hope will work.” To reserve a bike (or an EBike), head to their website here.
– The Cowgirls.
For no reason other than boredom, well, and our love for making lists.
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We find it amazing how much we can snicker and snarl at someone on eTalk whom we’ve never met – and decide right then and there that we will hate them for all eternity. Is it because the media presents them in a particular light? Have we evolved into judgmental jackasses? Or is it because we need to focus our rage on an undeserving subject to avoid hurting close family and friends? Regardless, here is our list, let us know how close we come to your own:
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