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To: Druss who wrote (3688)	2/10/1998 11:46:00 PM
From: Mitch Blevins	Respond to of 12754

Interesting... I had no idea that the Canadian heritage was so rich in tradition and history. How embarrassed I would be should I be confronted with my ignorance by a notable Canadian such as President McKenzie (Bob or Doug... I forget). Live and learn... ~Mitch

To: Druss who wrote (3688)	2/11/1998
From: Mr.Manners	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12754

King Druss, of course you had to spy to find out those fine details of the greatly cultured life here... May Day however is really the first day in which we can stop paying taxes.. then we begin again May 2nd and it is not true that our nasal passages (also a fine bestseller about young Canadian teenagers) thaw out.. they just rest between freeze and allergy.. if you have had the pleasure of Gennesee beer, you also know where the beaver rests when the river moves south Bob & Doug?.. Mitchie.. those two hosers are the summation of various fine moments in Canadian history... drinking Canadian beer, and spending US $.. that's the real bacon.. but maybe we could make an exception for the hosehead who won a gold medal in Nagano then got caught with marijowana in him... unless he shared there's a Canadian table wine?.. except for the Ice Wine... yummmmm being Canadian means never having to explain AAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!! and really being able to say %$uck ^%$#!!.. and then, pardon my french... and mean it also we're known for our casualness.. when we say, for instance, we're going to Maple Leaf Gardens to see Bryan Adams (once part of the Addams family til he changed his name and moved north), we mean just that: we're going there, and he'll be wandering around and having a name like Humble Habib