Places for good eye candy....
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I also enjoy looking at expensive cars and houses but I would not devote my time to it. I am into fucking, not into masturbating.
Looks like anywhere there are men with money or expensive things to buy.
I used to like Square One but haven't been in years.
Yorkville daytime.
I used to like Square One but haven't been in years.
Yorkville daytime.
There's eye candy anywhere young people congregate. Malls are a good place for eye candy, Yorkdale or the Eaton's Centre. Bars, pubs, clubs, restaurants downtown. Raptors, Leafs and Jays games. I can tell you some places where I've never seen eye candy, Costco and Wal-Mart, stay away from those places.
I'd like to add SITTING NEXT TO ME on any flight I've EVER taken..
I've heard stories about friends chatting up DDG girls on flights they've taken.. I've never had anybody slimmer than 200lbs sitting next to me.. And I used to fly a LOT.
True, there is a lot to see downtown, but if you're having coffee and they walk by, you only see them once, whereas at Moxie's they keep coming back to you with a smile!
Every Costco I've been in the last few years has had some GREAT eye candy during the afternoons!
I know in the summer that Thursday nights at South of Temperance ("SoT") is the place to be. Bay Street types, which means two types of people:
1. Bay Street lawyers/banker dudes with huge egos .. most of them total douchebags
2. Women that work with these guys.. some lawyers/bankers, but also a lot of admins, HR types, etc. Dressed to kill in office outfits (short skirts, heels, etc.)
I'm wondering if there is an untapped market (pun intended) to hit a place like that and actually be a nice guy. Maybe the women there would actually talk to a guy who isn't immediately dropping pickup lines, talking about himeself, etc.
Maybe try SoT and see how it is on a Thursday? Should be a little bit more mature than the Entertainment District (at least you know 90% of the crowd actually has graduated school and has a job.. so they have to have at least a BIT of maturity)
1. Bay Street lawyers/banker dudes with huge egos .. most of them total douchebags
2. Women that work with these guys.. some lawyers/bankers, but also a lot of admins, HR types, etc. Dressed to kill in office outfits (short skirts, heels, etc.)
I'm wondering if there is an untapped market (pun intended) to hit a place like that and actually be a nice guy. Maybe the women there would actually talk to a guy who isn't immediately dropping pickup lines, talking about himeself, etc.
Maybe try SoT and see how it is on a Thursday? Should be a little bit more mature than the Entertainment District (at least you know 90% of the crowd actually has graduated school and has a job.. so they have to have at least a BIT of maturity)
True Love Cafe (Sherbourne & Dundas east).
Lots of hotties there. You might even see the occassional supermodel
Lots of hotties there. You might even see the occassional supermodel
I found that a lot of female lawyers working as prosecutors for Crown Attorney's Office are married to cops or firefighters. I guess these occupations are not considered to be beneath lawyers.I have news for you. Most women I work with or around in the financial industry aka Bay Street as you guys call it will not date anyone "beneath" them. I know this attitude is disgusting and I find it ridiculous especially when the ugly ones think this way but it is true. Even the secretaries, associates, accountants, lawyers, ad board people I work with feel this way. It's a dog eat dog world. I know this because some of the ladies I work with tell me outright.. Then again everyone assumes I am gay for being single and well dressed.
nah they seem to be doing fine. After all cops may well make 100K+ with overtime and all, this is certainly more than some lawyers I know.
it's not that they are on a mission to save the world, I suspect that part of a successful feminist fantasy is to marry a guy that you want and not think about guy's $$ like you mom and grandma used to.
for what it's worth, their risk is much lower than in the US but their income is much higher
being a cop seems to be a decent career in Ontario, they always seem happy and content
Oh man, I didn't mean the customers. The ladies serving. The whole team of them overall, maybe about 20 plus in total were all decent.
Great eye candy on TTC. The bay bus the ossington bus the Wellesley bus the 509. And the list goes on. U can talk to them about all kinds of stuff. What kind of cell phone they like, when's the next bus coming, ask for directions. Just be creative and before u know it you're having a drink with them And all googled eyed.
I believe that in Ontario farming is considered the most dangerous occupation, followed by construction. Police and firefighters are down the list a ways...
Hmm, is it worth it to go to that area? What times are the best times would you say?True Love Cafe (Sherbourne & Dundas east).
Lots of hotties there. You might even see the occassional supermodel
The Annex is also a good place to see young, attractive girls out and about.
