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An attempt to fall in love with Edmonton, Alberta (plus added diversions)

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“A look back at “Klondike Days” in 1970. Northlands was founded in 1879, and has been bringing the fun to Edmonton every summer since!”

I wish I could go in a time machine and freak out to “It’s Somethin’ Else!” rather than be subjected to this year’s dismal line-up (Theory of a Deadman, seriously???)

(Source: article.wn.com)

Edmonton’s Name Your Fair Contest
“In 2013, Edmonton’s biggest summer Fair will have a new name…and a new brand. Some aspects of the Fair won’t change including tasty treats, exciting rides, great concerts and one-of-a-kind shopping experiences. But there will be lots new as Northlands continues to grow and expand the Fair to meet the needs of the community and create the ultimate fair experience.”
KLONDIKE DAYS! KLONDIKE DAYS! KLONDIKE DAYS! KLONDIKE DAYS!

Edmonton’s Name Your Fair Contest

“In 2013, Edmonton’s biggest summer Fair will have a new name…and a new brand. Some aspects of the Fair won’t change including tasty treats, exciting rides, great concerts and one-of-a-kind shopping experiences. But there will be lots new as Northlands continues to grow and expand the Fair to meet the needs of the community and create the ultimate fair experience.”

KLONDIKE DAYS! KLONDIKE DAYS! KLONDIKE DAYS! KLONDIKE DAYS!

haHA AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! the award for best inadvertent comedy writing of the year should go to this piece in the Journal:
Klondike goes Steampunk ?
“Suppose we relaunched Klondike 2.0 with an ironic twist, as a steampunk festival? We could include everything from comic books shows to a steampunk film festival, an academic conference/lecture series, steampunk dances and parties, steampunk-themed theatre shows. Could a steampunk make-over give our tired old festival a fresh new look, and help it reach a whole new audience? …subverting our Klondike theme and our Klondike aesthetic, to give it a fresh new edge does have a certain geek hipster appeal.”

haHA AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! the award for best inadvertent comedy writing of the year should go to this piece in the Journal:

Klondike goes Steampunk ?

“Suppose we relaunched Klondike 2.0 with an ironic twist, as a steampunk festival? We could include everything from comic books shows to a steampunk film festival, an academic conference/lecture series, steampunk dances and parties, steampunk-themed theatre shows. Could a steampunk make-over give our tired old festival a fresh new look, and help it reach a whole new audience? …subverting our Klondike theme and our Klondike aesthetic, to give it a fresh new edge does have a certain geek hipster appeal.”