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To: Ilaine who wrote (7605)	8/23/2001 1:15:30 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Hi CB, So should I say "eh" Don't get too serious on me now. It really is a stereotype though. Interestingly enough, being from Le Québec I never even heard of the stereotype until this happened geocities.com This is where I, a Canadian, first heard of Eh! as in Take off Eh!. I've never had 'Canadian Bacon' except in Vermont once :o) I never use Eh! except in jest, eg. it's only for 'special' occasions :o) I can be sure to hear one of 15 or so common Torontonian languages any day but rarely the Eh! expression. *I always sent them to school dressed normally, and told them to tell everyone that they were Americans.* Now, don't get me going on that one. You've already heard my grammar school story :o) regards Kastel a cuddly Canadian :o)

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