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03/04-06/06 - My 2nd Toronto BMX Metro Jam I had so much fun last year that I couldn't pass up heading back to Toronto for another weekend of fun in at one of BMX's biggest bike contests - The Metro Jam.
Donnie, Steve & I all agreed that American 40's would be necessary for this trip. So Donnie & I headed over to the states on Thursday to pack up for the trip.
Chris also made some pre-trip purchases...namely, $19 dollars in cap, nerf & other various guns, police badges and handcuffs for the ride up.
Steve about to cap Donnie.
Even with dual wielding, the guns lasted plenty a long time.
Steel Reserve 211 & Camo was fueling the gunfight.
Donnie right after he robbed a liquor store and drank everything on his way.
Evan & Jason took up the other seats in the van.
We stopped near Tillsonburg for everyone to piss, throw out ripped porno and for me to try to rip my door off after Chris pushed me over the line.
Our stop in Tillsonburg also included Chris throwing Donnie in the snow and Donnie ripping Chris' sweater trying to pull him off of the seat he was clutching.
Soon after Tillsonburg, people started to get rowdy with Chris, Evan & Donnie sitting in the back. People were punching in the face and chanting Three Six Mafia & Lil Jon lyrics.
Donnie was plenty drunk.
...as was Steve.
The drinking didn't stop once we got there. The funny part was that this was Friday and on Saturday there was extra security and all kinds of "Alcohol prohibited" signs.
One of the main highlights of the weekend is always the first day; everyone gets liquored up on the way there and heckles all the amateurs.
Some rookies couldn't keep up on Friday...Jason.
...as was Steve.
Toronto's own Shawn Desman.
Raise da Roof!
More odd signage.
While waiting in line for the Macneil video, we deliberated and decided we needed more beer (there was only 3 forties left by this time); so I collected money and ran to the nearest beer store...it was closed and someone gave me directions to another one (I was drunk again at this time); so I walked and walked and found another open to 11...picked up 4 forties and 2 king cans.
When we returned to the hotel, we spotted this giant "brokeback" mural.
Drinking on the way, at the contest, in the elevator...it didn't really stop except for Sunday.
Steve enjoying himself with some dual 40 action.
This picture is dogshit, but the story is ridiculous nonetheless.
After our Dave Mirra excitement; we left to walk around Toronto down Yonge Street. Well, Donnie & Steve had open 40's in hand (I had one in pocket and Dylan had a king can); sure enough, the 5-0's spotted us and we got stopped and harassed. To make a long story short, they searched Dylan & Steve and Steve had dog mace on him; they gave Steve a ticket and he was plenty drunk and unimpressed...at least they didn't take his Vaseline (they were too weirded out I think.)
This is the beginning of when we started to realize just how crazy things were getting. Firstly, take note that the same Le Chateau is in the background as the previous picture. Well, why we were waiting to see what would happen with Steve, this crazy bum and Donnie started to argue...this bum said that Donnie had his hat and Donnie just told him to get lost...not wanting to touch him at all.
This crazy bum wouldn't stop following us around and I was starting to feel bad for him because I didn't think Donnie would put up with much more of it.
Speaking of Steve being plenty drunk...and this picture was taken before Steve "pool noodled" out a stream of upchuck all over the side of the bed; causing the room to smell awful.
The start of Sunday included a search for somewhere to eat some breakfast; we got detoured in this one alley and notice this crazy swing in between two buildings.
Steve along with a portrait of his family.
The alley we explored.
The van in front of the Rogers Center.
A dirty van.
For some reason Quiz decided to take his shirt off on the way home. Anything for Donnie I guess. These photos weren't the greatest and I'm sure Dziamaarski had much better ones, but he decided to see what the format button did on the way home. Navi (click above to return to the main page) |
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