Comments about softee

There are 13 comments about "softee"

Joe: As others have stated, the good memories exceed those that were bad: Joe the pretzel guy at Front & Allegheny, Christmas and the stores on the 3200 block of front St., local bakery shops and......

in response to: Kensington, Philadelphia - July 2004 by CE

Softee: It's a vibrant little city with an artsy, bohemian vibe. Fantastic waterfront and natural surroundings too. I like it a lot. ...

in response to: Jokes on Main by Softee

Softee: HaHa No, the drops just happened to fall that way for real. ...

in response to: Unwanted on Main Street by Softee

Softee: It's an old passenger train that's been mothballed and just sits there gradually getting covered with graffiti. ...

in response to: A January Rainbow Over Downtown by Softee

Softee: I think they need another sign right on the door to clarify the matter! haha...

in response to: Erma\'s Variety by Softee

Softee: A rock star must live there. hah...

in response to: Balcony on West Third Street by jack

Softee: Yes, it's a small city of 56,000 about a 3.5 hour drive North of Toronto. I think it's just the weather and the quiet calm of X-mas day that makes it seem depressing in these......

in response to: X-Mas Day in The Bay by Softee

Softee: I like how the buses are equipped with bike racks....

in response to: Fredericton Transit by CE

Softee: Thanks, i thought so too. That building is actually the Masonic Temple. ...

in response to: Mild December in North Bay by Softee

Softee: Kingston is far from bleak and ugly, it's a beautiful city....

in response to: The Other Yonge Street by EvilGentleman

GGP: a torch or an alarmed Mr. Softee cone??...

in response to: I Double-Dare You to Pull It by Catherine Penfold-Waxman

kc: I had a friend who said who told that once a Mr. Softee went by and someone dropped a *bag* out of it. (This said with great significance at the time, but littering seems a......

in response to: In Somnia by kc

Peter: hah this is a classic city story... when you said {mr. softee}, i could hear the diesel-rumble from those trucks perfectly in my head. tangent: i used to live up at 109th and Manhattan avenue,......

in response to: In Somnia by kc