u/nilesintheshangri-la

It's a cartoon out of New Zealand, I watched it on Tubi but I believe is also on youtube. It's a fantastic story about a sheep farmer and his son trying to keep their lamb and themselves alive throughout the zombie apocalypse.

It was so funny. The character design was fabulous. As a Canadian there are not many accents I enjoy more than the New Zealand accent and this is rife with it.

The overall story is entertaining, the father-son relationship against the backdrop of the Wenza virus spreading rapid-fire across the south island, Bloke and his worry about the mailman leaving skid marks in his toilet, the frigging facial expressions.

Part 2 is being released on youtube next year, and I, for one, cannot recommend part 1 enough. It's 47 minutes of oddities and humour and tense moments. A real underrated gem.

DuoLingo and Babbel can only get me so far. Anyone know someone local or within a 40 minute drive that is fluent in German that could help me out? I've tried searching for tutoring courses and no dice. I definitely prefer in person as opposed to virtual.

Tschüs!

This is just a dumb question I have after just watching Moana 2 with my kid.

If the villagers of Motonui have been isolated to just themselves for 1000 years, how come some of the villagers have New Zealand accents?

I ask this while fully admitting I'm not the sharpest pencil in the box, so maybe the answer is glaringly obvious.

Where's the best place to get a chocolate milkshake that is made with chocolate ice cream? A disappointing number of places make them with vanilla and chocolate syrup which is disgusting. I already know Harvey's and Gladiator Burger are not what I'm looking for.

My parents are panicking and they won't take my word that it will be fine so I thought I'd reach out to you fine folks who know far more about this than me. I'm also glad to be told I'm 100% wrong.

They're going to Toronto for a 3pm show on Saturday. They take the train from Aldershot and will be getting the 12:07. Their friends told them about the Jays game and now they think they have to drive which they don't like due to traffic and then the hassle of parking.

I told them there will be parking available when they arrive at Aldershot at 11:30. Their show ends by 5 and they will likely have dinner then take the train home. Depending on when the game ends I expect there to be more riders on the journey to Aldershot, but they have now convinced themselves there will be no parking at the station and that they will have to fight for a spot on the train home.

I often go to Toronto on the same route on weekends for the opera and other events, and on days when there are Jays games, I've still not had an issue finding parking at Aldershot nor getting the train home. Am I being falsely confident based on my own experience or are they right to doubt?

I do know that the LW trains are running hourly this weekend due to track work but I still think the train is the better choice. I just want to help them have as stress-free as possible day.

I love the mild sauce i get on wings at various restaurants, that kinda sweet, kinda vinegar-y, deep, rich red sauce. But it isn't sold anywhere and I would love to make my own. I've found some recipes online but I hope I can hear from someone who makes their own or has better ideas on how to make it.