Altenir Silva
1/1/2016 11:56:18 am
Dear George,
bruce
1/1/2016 09:58:36 pm
george,
George Vecsey
1/2/2016 10:54:45 am
No snow in The True North Strong and Free?
bruce
1/2/2016 02:30:17 pm
george,
Ed Martin
1/2/2016 06:11:55 pm
Our Canadian friends keep posting lovely snow scenes, however, they are here in Florida. I like to keep good relationships so I pointed out to our Montreal amis that the Habs goalie is an American and that the Junior team from the US beat the Canadian team the other day. They keep bringing up the Olympics or some such past history. Tell Bruce to chase down that seal meat with a Tim Horton's donut or a Seal Poutine.
bruce
1/2/2016 09:51:51 pm
we have a word for those canadians.
George Vecsey
1/2/2016 06:34:14 pm
Igualmente.
bruce
1/2/2016 09:57:10 pm
george,
Ed Martin
1/3/2016 03:55:56 pm
Hey didn't you ever hear of Joan of Arc?
bruce
1/3/2016 06:45:46 pm
ed, Comments are closed.
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