theHairy DogClub
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Busted out of the starting gate and growing fast
The entertainment is witty, the people are fun and the jokes are adult! This is the place to hang out if you want to watch an absurd idea become a way of life.
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Sake Soaked Videos
Which Reminds Me
Regularly updated videos you'll find in the Hairy Dog Club
Sake Soaked Videos
During regular trips to Japan, Adrian Raeside notices (and now records) some of the notable and quirky aspects of life, lore, technology, food (and of course liquor) in these High Quality Video Shorts. Sake Soaked Essays is a series of Travel experiences created with a twist of Raeside humor in peppered in.
Yamagata Beer
Recounting stories Adrian Raeside fashion. Fully illustrated, quality Video Jokes. We'd post an example but they're, ahem - a little risqué. This is a great place to drop some outtakes :)
The Latest Outtakes
Adventureis just bad planning
In the Screening Room - a documented voyage to the Antarctic in 2007, Adrian Raeside, grandson of Sir Charles (Silas) Wright, a key member of the British Antarctic Expedition, reveals the true story of what happened on that doomed race to reach the South Pole.
Return to Antarctica
A 50min Film
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Membership includes the interactive book too
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A Hairy Dog Clubexclusive
TheLunaticAdventures of Sean and Patricia
With two obnoxious Border Collies and a harem of paranoid cats, few "Road Trips" were ever pulled off without absolute mayhem strewn into what always started out as lovely relaxing trips.
Moving to CanadaSeries
A series inspired by the quirks, and differences people moving to Canada may notice.
Sake Soaked Essaysthe Book
New chapters added regularly
A Collection of Essays from Japan
Sake Soaked Essays: a book of notes taken by Adrian Raeside on his journeys to Japan.
Japan
Sake-Soaked Essays
Chapter 1.
The vanishing country
A senior driver was pulled over by the police at a train station...
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Timely articles on issues torn from the archives.
A book in the making
Hubert Beyer, one of Canada's most well read Columnists passed away in 2007. Working with him at the Legislative Press Gallery in Victoria, British Columbia, was Daughter Patricia Lee, a Reporter covering BC Politics for appx. 40 newspapers.
With Hubert's archives, we're taking assignments, making calls and publishing the editorial conversation between Hubert and Patricia that would take place today.
Editorial Desk
