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MYRA FOUGHT THE LAW & THE LAW WON...<br />
FAR BE IT FOR ME TO GO SOUNDING ALARM BELLS,<br />
BUT I FEAR THAT WHILOM LT.-GOVERNOR MYRA<br />
FREEMAN MAY BE IN THE THROES OF SOME SORT<br />
OF DOWNWARD SPIRAL.<br />
She’s just not herself these days, ya know?<br />
Remember how a few weeks back I witnessed her recklessly<br />
abandoning her shopping cart in the grocery-store<br />
instead of returning it safely to the buggy corral like a<br />
responsible adult (<strong>Frank</strong> 582)? I’m still reeling ...<br />
So you can imagine the shock and horror I experienced<br />
April 8 as I watched her proceed through the oftdiscussed<br />
metal detector near the entry way of the<br />
Spring Garden Road Courthouse.<br />
As is customary, a sheriff took a peak inside her trendylooking<br />
purse. When asked about its contents, she quite<br />
congenially employed the tried and true “kitchen sink”<br />
adage.<br />
“Is this lipstick loaded?” the Sheriff mused.<br />
“No,” she replied, appearing somewhat taken aback<br />
by the question.<br />
I cringed as 60-year-old Myra, decked out in a mallard-green<br />
two-piece suit, made her way past a cluster of<br />
tough-looking dames to the newly — hideously —<br />
My hair colour<br />
and skin tone don’t<br />
exist anywhere else<br />
in nature. Heehee!<br />
recarpeted reception area where<br />
tickets are routinely paid.<br />
Turns out Myra had v. recently<br />
been pulled over by The Fuzz<br />
in Dartmouth (near Woodlawn<br />
and Victoria Road) for using a<br />
cellphone while behind the<br />
wheel of hubby Larry’s Jeep<br />
Grand Cherokee.<br />
Standing just a few feet<br />
away from the wicket, I overheard<br />
Myra explain to the<br />
court clerk that the call in<br />
question was rather important, as Form L-G Myra (right)<br />
it involved a health-related up- & former Chief Justice Connie Glube.<br />
date of someone near and dear.<br />
Then, she reached into her<br />
trendy handbag — one of those ones you carry like an<br />
’80s-era lunch kit — to retrieve the funds necessary to<br />
pay the $167.71 fine.<br />
Given her previously noted affinity for visiting the Winners<br />
discount shop (<strong>Frank</strong> 439) and her subsequent<br />
attempt to offload her domestic cast-offs at the Urban<br />
Cottage consignment shop (<strong>Frank</strong> 505), I think it goes<br />
without saying that having to pay for such a pricey telephone<br />
call would stick in poor Myra’s v. frugal craw.<br />
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Faces <strong>Magazine</strong> Fav Shopaholic,<br />
Melissa Edwards.<br />
FACE IT, YOU’RE<br />
BARELY HALIFAMOUS<br />
CHATTER<br />
BY BUBBLES<br />
FRANKLANDER<br />
WHILE I WASN’T ABLE TO TRACK DOWN FECES<br />
FACES MAGAZINE PUBLISHER JOSHUA TURK<br />
like when they follow the rules.<br />
But enough about all of that nonsense. On with<br />
BEFORE I WENT TO PRESS, I AM DISTURBED BY the awards!<br />
TALK THAT PROMOTERS FOR THE RECENT FECES<br />
FACES AWARDS SHINDIG AT THE TOOTHY MOOSE<br />
HOPELESSLY OVERSOLD THE EVENT, LEAVING<br />
MANY TICKET-HOLDING SCENESTERS STANDING IN<br />
Fav Shopaholic went to Melissa Edwards,<br />
Fav Barstar was Mac Shaker, Fav Stud was<br />
Sam Saade, Fav Radio Personality was Special<br />
Ed, Fav Promo Girl was Loran Morrison<br />
... hold on. Who are these people, you ask? I’ll<br />
A LINE-UP FOR MOST OF THE NIGHT.<br />
tell you.<br />
Halifax Coun. Dawn “Downtown” Sloane,<br />
who took home the Fav Councillor Award,<br />
<strong>com</strong>plains that while award nominees were allowed<br />
to skip the queue, regular ticketholders<br />
— like her date, for example — had to wait in<br />
line. Unwilling to abandon her man, Dawn and<br />
the unidentified gent went next door to Durty<br />
Nelly’s and spent much of the evening there.<br />
It’s certainly understandable if Toothy Moose<br />
management was being extra vigilant about<br />
crowd control, considering the public dressing<br />
down the bar received from the N.S. Utility and<br />
Review Board last month, but that doesn’t excuse<br />
the rumoured sale of up to 500 tickets for<br />
a venue that can only legally hold 200.<br />
With a few exceptions, the Faces crew and<br />
its Favs (when did the “e” get dropped from<br />
Fave? — ed.) seem to be the sort of faketanned,<br />
teeth-whitened, Ed Hardy-wearing,<br />
over-<strong>com</strong>pensating, low-self-esteem-masking,<br />
intellectual knuckle-draggers who value preening,<br />
partying and popularity over all else.<br />
In fact, I would submit that many of the same<br />
people who bought tickets for the Faces<br />
Awards will also be flocking to the so-called<br />
White Party at the Pacifico next month, shelling<br />
out $85/head for an opportunity to meet a<br />
reality show star whose claim to fame is pointing<br />
at his abs and referring to himself in the<br />
third person.<br />
A source who spent the night inside the caba- Faces <strong>Magazine</strong> and its followers are characret,<br />
owned by the Bubbles consortium, says ters from the Jersey Shore <strong>com</strong>e to life. They<br />
the place seemed empty <strong>com</strong>pared to previous walk and talk and party, but they can’t do all three<br />
nights. Guess that’s what it’s supposed to look at once. And they’re slowly taking over.<br />
APRIL 27, 2010 ATLANTIC CANADA FRANK 9