u/Kevin4938

When posting photos, please remember the name of the sub: Toronto Then And Now.

There have been a lot of "Toronto Then" posts lately. While they're interesting, they don't fit the theme of the sub.

I think it was at Sheldon and Amy's wedding. They could have introduced Georgie to Will, explained that he was in Star Trek. Georgie would say he never saw it. They would add that he was in Stand By Me, and Georgie would say he never heard of it.

As the title says, I'm not seeing any recommendations for bots on the web product.

They're not on the app either, but I don't recall if they ever were there.

I recently attended a show while I was away on a vacation. I had taken my want lists with me so I knew what to look for, but I made the mistake of trusting the dealer's descriptions. The number of stamps that were listed as MNH that were in fact hinged was especially annoying. I bought almost 200 "102" cards, and 10 of them were hinged stamps that were listed as not hinged. Next time, I'll be checking each stamp individually, just to be sure, even from dealers that I know are more careful. Another dozen of cards were misidentified, so I wasn't getting the stamp I expected. Unfortunately, my lists only contain catalogue numbers, and usually the dealers at least identify properly. One of those errors worked out OK, as I also needed the stamp anyway, but too many were just added to my duplicate (or in a few cases) my "use as postage" pile.

TL/DR: Dealers can sometimes make mistakes, whether accidental or otherwise. It's on us to be sure we're getting what we pay for.

I just got home (Toronto) after spending a week in your city. I had a great time. Everyone I met was friendly and helpful. I found the city easy to navigate (thanks, Google Maps) and the bus system both reliable and affordable.

I especially liked the respect for rules I noted with cyclists sticking to their lanes in Stanley Park. It's a lot better than it is here.

Thanks for a great vacation. I will definitely be visiting again!

I'll be visiting Vancouver next week and I'm planning a trip to the downtown location. Are there any local specialties I could look for that might not be available in Toronto? They'd have to be light enough to carry back to my hotel, and to safely carry in a suitcase (so BC wines are probably not an option, unless theyre in plastic bottles), and not require refrigeration.

Toronto subs are full of complaints about it. Can I expect the same when I visit next week? Or are establishments there a bit more reasonable?

Edit to add:Yes, i know it's optional, and I can enter whatever I want. That's what I do now. I was genuinely curious if it's just as bad there as it is here.