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First text on Feb 16th 2001, 22:21:38 wrote
Jay about Canadian
Latest text on Dec 22nd 2005, 10:03:52 wrote
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on Jan 23rd 2002, 04:12:35 wrote
Hillary about Canadian

on Oct 29th 2001, 23:28:03 wrote
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the old pirate wrote on Mar 10th 2001, 05:41:37 about

Canadian

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Trivia: For what police force did Sgt Preston work? If you said the RCMP, you're wrong, sorry to say. He worked for the Northwest Mounted Police, the force that predated the RCMP.

Even more trivia: Sgt Preston's theme song was the Overture to Donna Diana (a light opera), by Emil Reznicek.

Well, King, this case is closed.

mulatto wrote on Apr 15th 2001, 03:32:28 about

Canadian

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'I see that you're a Canadian,

And not just a common bum --

'Cause nobody but a Canadian

Stirs his coffee with his thumb.'

-- The Frozen Logger (folk song)

di wrote on Sep 9th 2001, 17:27:45 about

Canadian

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The opposite of Canadian? It's like the opposite of fog. What IS Canadian? Near as I can tell, it amounts to little more than an obsessive need to plaster maple leaves on every possible surface.

Lolita wrote on Oct 29th 2001, 23:53:55 about

Canadian

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We drank to Hockey Night in Canada just now.
Through the magic of paying someone
you can watch it live in Key Largo.
Leave, and you can miss the message.

the old pirate wrote on Mar 7th 2001, 21:44:00 about

Canadian

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Like them or not, Rene Levesque forced Canadians to confront their own identity, and Pierre Trudeau showed Canadians that they could go first class.

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