Seriously. Seeing how happy Ed and Mary were today was totally the best part of the whole day. I am so ridiculously happy and proud of the both of you guys. And THANKS SO MUCH for inviting us all to the killer party! We are all sooo totally happy for the both of you! Keep on rockin in the married world.

And I said it before; but you did a damn fine job today Jere. That speech was really well done. You should be proud of yourself.

WEDDING FEST 99, BITCHES!!! WOOOOOOOOoooooOOOOOO!!!!!

Mr. Gautier had it bang-on, I AM PROUD TO CALL YOU GUYS MY FRIENDS
cheers all

Happy Wedding day everyone!

what really sucks is the lack of edmonton-positive sports announcers. what the hell is cbc doing?

heh, it sounds like hardly anyone in our lab actually likes the torontonian... perhaps he'll get a good helping of shit soon. the next time he says/does something, i'm going to put him in his place. really, if the solution on my end is to do what Yentl did, there's no fucking way that's fair. so i'm going to have to call him on it. its far more inappropriate than the odd sexual innuendo my romanian coworker spouts, and he's certainly cut his utterances in half.

ducks suck.

I bet he'd stop staring at your breasts if he was dead.

I wouldn't call Chris Murphy an asshole; I would've done the same thing if I was in his situation... oh, wait... right.

I always did like that song.

You know we actually did quit Gretzsky after he left. We did win a cup without him you know.

I say slap him and then look bewildered and ask him if that was a cultural faux pas. Or play like him and stare at his junk while you are in conversation. eventually he will notice that the top of your head is where your face should have been. just a thought

"The Other Man" was one of Pretty Together's few good cuts, its backstory a beauty of Canadian indie folklore; as it supposedly goes, bassist Chris Murphy started seeing this Calgary-born singer/songwriter named Leslie Feist (whom you may know simply as Feist) --- who also happened to be, at that same time, seeing this fellow named Andrew Whiteman from Broken Social Scene. Breakups go down, things get messy, a couple more people think Chris Murphy is an asshole, and then out comes this song about no one understanding "the other man." It might seem awfully arrogant, but it's also compelling in a way that a lot of Sloan's recent material hasn't been.

from: http://www.cokemachineglow.com/reviews/sloan_asides2005.html