pne713's video: Colin Foo in Fetching Cody

Colin Foo as Tourist with Jay Baruchel in Fetching Cody. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0285140/ Using his favourite Cantonese catch phrase (stupid ghost/demon) from his Yellow Pages commercial. That looks like a shirt Jay would wear. It looks similar to the one he wore for the YouTube Conversation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M37tHT1W6gQ I wonder if he brought that too along with his hoodie from Notre Dame de Grace. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475271/ http://www.cheapanddirty.ca/cody/index_cody.php You too can visit Oppenheimer Park in Vancouver's colourful Downtown Eastside. Opened in 1902 as the Powell Street Grounds by Vancouver's second mayor, David Oppenheimer; it was later renamed in honour of the mayor. The park is bounded by Jackson Street, Dunlevy Street, Powell Street, and East Cordova. Oppenheimer Park's facilities include a softball field, a basketball court, a children's playground, and a community center with bathrooms, meeting space, and public computer access. The park employs two full-time activity coordinators and several part-time staff. The Asahi Tigers baseball team used Oppenheimer Park as its home field prior to World War II, although it is most notable historically as being the site of one of the large demonstrations of striking workers during the events of Bloody Sunday in 1938. The park remained a popular family destination until the late 1980s when crack cocaine trade and abuse began to dominate the park's usage. Since 2004, initiatives by the Vancouver Police and the Strathcona Business Improvement Association have attempted to return the park to its original image of safe recreation, with some success. Vancouver's longest running community celebration, the annual Powell Street Festival takes place in and around Oppenheimer Park.