July 1
Have several beers on this Canada Day, enjoy the fireworks and stay out of the car, eh?
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OT: July 1...HAPPY CANADA DAY!! YOU HOSERS!
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Is Canada on a different calendar? It's still June down here. ;~)
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It is part of our early warning system to buy beer. HTH
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Maybe it is one of those virtual holidays. Celebrated in minds and on the net.
After all, is there really a Canada Day? Would they let those folks have a holiday? Would it be legal? Would it be allowed in a socialist, nanny state? Maybe Robatoy is fantasizing here. Would Angela allow him to indulge himself that much? ;-)
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You're a day early. Got started on the beer already?
Chris
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may have somethin t do with the exchange rate ross
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You guys crack me up. I decided to get these well-wishes done before July 1 in case I was..like sleeping...or..something...
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Robatoy like to get an early start.
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That's to be expected when you start early on the celebratory beer.
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Time zones, Leon. You hearda' them? Canada's a day ahead and Texas is
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Might as well sneak up on it and get started today in Canuck land.
After all, it's already 07/01/2009 in OZ.
Lew
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We're Canadians. The Canada Day beer starts July 2nd... for July 1,
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#1) Thanks - right back at ya Rob
#2) Beer and Mike's Hard is already bought and cooling.
#3) Wood, screws and glue is ready. If I don't think about it too hard I may play at being a wood butcher tomorrow ( call me 'stubby).
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That 'Mike's Hard' thing is OH-So-British..LOL But that is us, Canadians. We still have the Queen on our coins and we are Commonwealth in many ways. That means we are still one of the most global of all communities. My passport gets me into more countries than any other on the planet.........with the exception of entry into the USA, which has to make us go through the most humiliating processes, not unlike those of the Third Reich back in 1938. Just saying..... Live Free Or Die.
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I went to school with a lad called Balderstone. You and he are the only people I've ever come across with that name. Does BGS mean anything to you (or your Dad)?
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No fireworks here in the Yukon. :-( But then it's still light out at
23:50.Luigi
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Not particularly. Was this in or near Winnipeg?
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No, England. Sorry to have bothered you :-)
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I do have family there. My cousin (2nd or 3rd cousin, I think) Dave Balderstone is in the Manchester area.
Of course, there's the village of Balderstone in Lancashire, and Balderstone College...
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Wats it all aboot, err?
mac
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