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Posted: **12/5/2002, 5:33 pm**

yes... many stops... :love:

Posted: **12/5/2002, 7:18 pm**

many many MANY stops... near where i live...

Posted: **12/5/2002, 8:42 pm**

yes.... many stops in burlington.... with elvis and the easter bunny..

Posted: **12/5/2002, 10:10 pm**

Anyone else going to be at the Winnipeg show? i'm getting my tickets tommorow

Does anyone have any info on how good the Winnipeg Areana is for concerts?

Posted: **12/6/2002, 9:09 am**

The Winnipeg Arena is just like any other arena for concerts. Big, cold and hollow. But OLP usually makes sure that everything sounds great.

Posted: **12/7/2002, 2:37 pm**

Anyone want to come with me to Ottawa (at which point I'll be old enough to rent a car) and help hold up my sign that says "MY BIRTHDAY WAS YESTERDAY, PLEASE PLAY BLISTER!!!"?

And I'm thinking Corel and Bell Centres?

Posted: **12/7/2002, 3:27 pm**

if i could get up to Ottawa, i would go with you!

Posted: **12/7/2002, 4:10 pm**

oOo_la_la_la wrote:if i could get up to Ottawa, i would go with you!

aww, thanks. But hey, it's easier for you to get to Ottawa than it is for me. Assuming I'm working, I'd have to take Monday *and* Tuesday off, because Ottawa is an eight-hour drive. Flying just seems pointless because it's through Toronto, which is west of my destination, or Montreal, which is a two-hour drive.

Hmm, I could fly to Montreal and drive to the winter carnival in Quebec on Saturday and drive to Ottawa Monday...

Posted: **12/7/2002, 4:23 pm**

i don't have a car or money nor am i old enough to go up by myself.... i'm more screwed then you!

Posted: **12/7/2002, 5:03 pm**

they should make a quick stop in thornhill...now im dreaming :drool:

Posted: **12/7/2002, 5:20 pm**

Bell Center :love:

Actually, no. I don't love it at all. However, I get to see OLP and F11 there, and that, I love.

Posted: **12/7/2002, 5:20 pm**

yes, thornhill :drool:

Posted: **12/7/2002, 7:27 pm**

thornhill is close... that does it for me...

Posted: **12/7/2002, 8:55 pm**

If the Ottawa show is happining, which I hope it does, I am travilling 7 hours to see them and I would be missing school. But seeing them is worth and a 7 hour drive and missing school.
Undecided

Posted: **12/7/2002, 9:55 pm**

I think sleeping, drinking, playing video games, listening to music, driving, talking, eating, and many other things are worth missing school for.

Posted: **12/8/2002, 12:01 am**

OLPFan420 wrote:sleeping

sleeping is better than anything besides concerts.

Posted: **12/8/2002, 7:22 am**

What about sleeping at concerts? Sadly, I know someone who did that at OLP's free concert at the ACC. I was pissed because I was the one that gave him tickets for the show.

:mad:

Posted: **12/8/2002, 9:09 am**

those ingrateful fools.

Posted: **12/12/2002, 4:41 pm**

This just in from Marie on the CC:

Just a quick note to let you know the Fear Of The Trailer Park Tour has now been announced in its entirety.

So no Toronto show

Posted: **12/12/2002, 5:02 pm**

WHAT?!?!?
this is an outrage!!!

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canadian tour finally