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To: HG who wrote (6459)	10/20/2001 6:51:43 PM
From: Condor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

A lot of American spirit of tolerance and multinationalism has rubbed off on Canada. Thats an interesting observation. We always thought of it as the other way around. May I ask, how long you have been resident in North America? It will dismay you to no end, I'm sure, that Canadians have a high esteem for Aussies and feel we share very similar values. It must be the British roots in both of us. If I recall, I believe you are an immigrant to the US? It therefore particularly surprises me that you appear to have such fixed ideas and intolerance towards others . Perhaps I'm misreading. C

To: HG who wrote (6459)	10/21/2001 6:06:16 PM
From: Snowshoe	Respond to of 281500

>>A lot of American spirit of tolerance and multinationalism has rubbed off on Canada.<< ROFL, I can just imagine Canucks spewing coffee all over their Tim Horton's donuts upon reading that! I suggest that a signicant measure of this tolerance, on both sides of our common border, rubbed off from these people. I'm proud to count them among my ancestors... A Scattering of Seeds, The Creation of Canada Peacable Kingdom: Nicholas Austin, Quaker Pioneer (Hint: Click on "General History" and "Sidebar") whitepinepictures.com Snowshoe 1/4 Cute Cuddly Canadian