Originally posted on Friday, September 8th, 2006 as article 5241, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200610040403 . . . itynoise.org/article/5241 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This guy was very lucky when he spun out of control on Autoroute 20 near Dorval Avenue one wet day. It seems the only damage suffered was a few scratches and minor dents from knocking out some fence posts, and some severly wounded pride. This article has been viewed 4523 times in the last 5 years ORIGINAL COMMENTS REPOSTED BELOW ----------------------------------------------------------- jack: 8th Sep 2006 - 17:26 GMT this is why small...

Rooftop Mystery

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Originally posted on Monday, March 19th, 2007 as article 6529, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200703310527 . . . itynoise.org/article/6529 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As I was getting ready to post this article, I noticed something odd in the first photo. A closer look has piqued my curiosity, and just plain confused me. Maybe I should have titled this article as: What the hell IS this thing? Any ideas, people? CE, shall we go investigate once the snow is gone? This article has been viewed 3581 times in the last 4 years ORIGINAL COMMENTS REPOSTED BELOW ----------------------------------------------------------- SCAM28: Maybe it's a kamikazi roller coaster... ----------------------------------------------------------- zagg: it's art man, art. ----------------------------------------------------------- groovehouse:...

Clocks of Drummond and Sainte-Catherine

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Originally posted on Monday, March 19th, 2007 as article 6528, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200703230034 . . . itynoise.org/article/6528 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These two clocks face each other across the corner of Drummond and Sainte-Catherine Streets downtown. I prefer the older clock from 1910, but unfortunately, it does not work. The newer one on the Bank of Montreal branch works, but lacks the soul of its neighbour. This article has been viewed 4420 times in the last 4 years ORIGINAL COMMENTS REPOSTED BELOW ----------------------------------------------------------- CE: 20th Mar 2007 - 16:18 GMT I love public clocks, I wish there were more in the city as...

Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Originally posted Monday, March 19th, 2007 as article 6527, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200807251946 . . . itynoise.org/article/6527 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Montreal. It is located at the corner of de la Cathedrale Street and Rene-Levesque Boulevard in Downtown Montreal. The Queen Elizabeth Hotel is next door to the east and the Sun Life Building is across the street to the north. This article has been viewed 3507 times in...

The Imminent Demise of Mr. Brownstone

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Originally posted on Monday, March 5, 2007 as article 6390, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200805171019 . . . itynoise.org/article/6390 -------------------------------------------------------------- This old home on Place Lucy, just west of Decarie in the Cote Des Neiges area has seen better days, and is now condemned, just waiting for nature to take its course and return its bricks to good old Mother Earth. Police danger tape (and an unplowed driveway) keeps pedestrians from venturing into the zone of the impending collapse. The window behind the bulge has already fallen out of its frame. It is hard to see due to the...

Pretzel Stair Sculpture

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Originally posted on Monday, April 2nd, 2007 as article 6603, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200807090141 . . . itynoise.org/article/6603 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Located on Boulevard de Maisonneuve behind the entrance to Papineau metro station, this vertiginuous sculpture has its ups and downs. This article has been viewed 13067 times in the last 4 years ORIGINAL COMMENTS REPOSTED BELOW --------------------------------------------------------- Frank S. Besner: 2nd Apr 2007 - 10:59 GMT an echo of Montréal spiral staircasedom. --------------------------------------------------------- jack: that would be a great staircase in a home. --------------------------------------------------------- EvilGentleman: 2nd Apr 2007 - 14:44 GMT It would...

Art Vin

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Originally posted on Tuesday, March 20, 2007 as article 6536, but lost in a server mishap. Reconstructed from web.archive.org/web/200807250158 . . . itynoise.org/article/6536 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- An art gallery downtown, last November. Featured that week was the art of Honey Greenbaum. This article has been viewed 5900 times in the last 4 years

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