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Old Posted Mar 2, 2019, 2:58 PM
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Honestlet Vaughan is on the level of Laval. I’m surprised it doesn’t have its own clockzilla.
Yes Vaughan is Ontario’s answer to Laval. And while it doesn’t have any clocktowers (yet) Balleria comes very close to being Vaughan’s clockzilla.
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Yes Vaughan is Ontario’s answer to Laval. And while it doesn’t have any clocktowers (yet) Balleria comes very close to being Vaughan’s clockzilla.
Always thought Miss Sausage was Ontario's answer to Laval.
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Old Posted Mar 2, 2019, 4:18 PM
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Always thought Miss Sausage was Ontario's answer to Laval.
Missingsausage is the other answer to Laval, maybe they should merge into one ugly city.
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missingsausage is the other answer to laval, maybe they should merge into one ugly city.
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Yes Vaughan is Ontario’s answer to Laval. And while it doesn’t have any clocktowers (yet) Balleria comes very close to being Vaughan’s clockzilla.
Yes BallArea is rather clockzillian despite not having a clock. It has the requisite pieces including girth and a head with menacing eyes. It’s quite prison-like and imposing.
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Missingsausage is the other answer to Laval, maybe they should merge into one ugly city.
Correct me if I’m wrong but don’t you have to go through Vaughn to get to Missingsausage from Toronto? Aren’t they just beside each other? That concentration of ugliness is even greater than what they have in Quebec. Longueuil and Laval are at least geographically separated by the city of Montreal and the St. Lawrence.
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Correct me if I’m wrong but don’t you have to go through Vaughn to get to Missingsausage from Toronto? Aren’t they just beside each other? That concentration of ugliness is even greater than what they have in Quebec. Longueuil and Laval are at least geographically separated by the city of Montreal and the St. Lawrence.
Yes I believe you are correct.
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Mississauga and Vaughan are just barely contiguous. They kind of touch where the 427 meets the 407. The majority of people traveling from Toronto to Mississauga would be doing so on the 401 or Gardiner/QEW.
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QUOTE=suburbanite;8492273]Mississauga and Vaughan are just barely contiguous. They kind of touch where the 427 meets the 407. The majority of people traveling from Toronto to Mississauga would be doing so on the 401 or Gardiner/QEW.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I think you’re right (I haven’t been in the direction of Vaughan for a while).
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Yes BallArea is rather clockzillian despite not having a clock. It has the requisite pieces including girth and a head with menacing eyes. It’s quite prison-like and imposing.
The inside is also rather tacky.
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Yes BallArea is rather clockzillian despite not having a clock. It has the requisite pieces including girth and a head with menacing eyes. It’s quite prison-like and imposing.
Also I forgot to mention, the sheer quantity of towers in the Balleria Complex makes it look extraordinarily wide spread and menacing.
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The Baller-area complex is ugly in some ways, but I find it rather mundane more than anything, considering where it's located.
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Old Posted Mar 2, 2019, 7:28 PM
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The Baller-area complex is ugly in some ways, but I find it rather mundane more than anything, considering where it's located.
True it is across from Canada’s Wonderland meaning it doesn’t really ruin too many views. To me it’s more it’s clunky design and sheer mass.
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I present to you Edgeley In The Village in Toronto. Otherwise known as Toronto’s Mayfair Place










These images don’t even begin to show how huge this building is here’s one of it stretching up the street.


And even that doesn’t show how big this building is. Truly an atrocious building.
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I present to you Edgeley In The Village in Toronto. Otherwise known as Toronto’s Mayfair Place










These images don’t even begin to show how huge this building is here’s one of it stretching up the street.


And even that doesn’t show how big this building is. Truly an atrocious building.
This truly belongs in Pripyat.
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The inside is also rather tacky.
Money can't buy taste. There's not an inch of that place that's pleasing to the eye.
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Money can't buy taste. There's not an inch of that place that's pleasing to the eye.
Yup, almost as tacky as some of the “luxury” homes in Vaughan. Here’s another pic of the lobby.

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All of these supposed uglies pale in comparison to the castle plopped on top of the post-war house. That's top-tier shit.
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All of these supposed uglies pale in comparison to the castle plopped on top of the post-war house. That's top-tier shit.
Yeah that thing was hardcore ugly.
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Yeah that thing was hardcore ugly.
It’s The only house I can say is clockzillian
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